Science and Writing: The Tale of the Sleeping Giant Students write a legend to describe a volcano's eruption, then draw a picture to accompany it.		How Do Animals Move? Students use words from the Word Bank to describe how animals move.
Fossils: Vocabulary Distribute a printable set of vocabulary words related to fossils.		What Kinds of Animals Are There? Students cut out pictures of animals and classify them in different ways.
The Earth: Vocabulary 2 Distribute a printable set of vocabulary words related to the Earth.		What Coverings Do Animals Have? Students draw and describe a feather.
Mixing Soils and Liquid In this lab, students are given several different types of soil. They are asked to predict and...		What Are Living Things? Students classify things as living or nonliving.
How Animals Move: Cutouts Students cut out pictures of animals and describe how they move.		Exploring Habitats Students describe in writing how animals in four habitats find food and water.
Science Skill: Classifying Blocks Students work with partners to classify blocks by color and shape.		Making Bubbles Students observe bubbles made with different objects.
What Do the Roots and Stems Do? Students observe what happens to a plant in a cup of water.		Experimenting with Bubbles Students perform an experiment to see which type of bubbles last longer: those made with hand...
How Does Water Move Through Plants? Students observe how water moves through a plant, by placing a stalk of celery in a cup of...		What Happens When Water Evaporates? Students observe what happens to drops of plain water and salt water overnight.
How Does a Seed Grow into a Plant? Students observe a seed sprout, and grow and record observations.		How Do Shadows Change? Students write about shadows at different times of the day.
Experiment with Plant Growth Students experiment to see the effect of water on plant growth.		How Can You Keep an Ice Cube Frozen? Students make a container to keep an ice cube frozen as long as possible.