This rubric is for using three facts from the PBS video in your paragraph about chipmunks.
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This is the rubric for how well-written your paragraph is.
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BBC Earth’s video shows how animals have adapted to humans
Ecosystems involve the weather, the geography and the communities of plants and animals that live there. These plants and animals adapt to be successful in their ecosystem.
Write a paragraph about Raccoons and their way of life in cities. Use three facts from the video.
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Chapter 2. The Components of Life
Chapter 3. Basic Plant Anatomy
Chapter 4. Pollination and Plant Reproduction
Chapter 5. Photosynthesis vs. Respiration
Chapter 6. How Respiration Works in Humans
Chapter 7. Parts of an Animal and Plant Cell
Chapter 8. Population, Community, and Ecosystem
Chapter 9. Plant and Animal Adaptations
Chapter 10. The Flow of Energy
Chapter 11. Natural Selection and Peppered Moths
Chapter 12. The Food Production Chain
Chapter 13. Essential Vitamins and Minerals
Chapter 14. What Makes an Organism
Chapter 15. Human Impacts on Environment
Chapter 16. Clean Water and Living Downstream
Chapter 17. Hands-On Experiment #1: How to Grow a Plant
Chapter 18. Hands-on Experiment #2: Extracting DNA?
Chapter 19. Hands-on Experiment #3: Classifying Different Organisms?
This rubric is for using three facts from Hatchet in your paragraph.
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This rubric is for how well-written your paragraph is.
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There are a few things very important to Brian’s survival. Write a paragraph that explains which thing was MOST important to Brian’s survival. Explain your thinking with 3 facts from Hatchet.
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This rubric is for how completely you finished this project. You should have kept data on 4 of Brian’s moods throughout the book.
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This book engages students in grades 4 and 5 with electricity topics and history that they will love. The book has hands-on activities, reading comprehension questions and texts written for your child’s understanding.
This book covers important scientists and discoveries about electricity, and explores how some of the most impressive technologies use electricity today. Each chapter can be used as a reading and scientific adventure!
Table of Contents
Chapter 1……………………………….…… Introduction
Chapter 2……………………………….….. History of Electricity
Chapter 3……………………………….….. Benjamin Franklin
Chapter 4…………………………………….The Results of Ben Franklin’s Experiment
Chapter 5……………………………………. Thomas Edison’s Light Bulb
Chapter 6……………………………………. Parts of a Simple Light Bulb
Chapter 7……………………………………. The Battle for Electric Power
Chapter 8…………………………………….. Cool Tech: Electric Cars
Chapter 9.……………………………………. How a Tesla Model S Operates
Chapter 10.…………………………………..Electromagnetism and Electromagnetic Waves
Chapter 11.…………………………………..Light is an Electromagnetic Wave
Chapter 12.………………………………….. The Incredible (Invisible) Nature of Light
Chapter 13.………………………………….. Cool Tech: Smartphones
Chapter 14.………………………………….. The Magical World of Television
Chapter 15.………………………………….. Electric Grid
Chapter 16.………………………………….. Cool Tech: Laptops & Computers
Chapter 17.………………………………….. Hands-on Experiment #1: Playdough Circuit
Chapter 18.………………………………….. Hands-on Experiment #2: What Conducts Electricity?
Chapter 19…………………………………… Hands-on Experiment #3: Create an Electromagnet
Chapter 20………………………………….Conclusion
Appendix:
What is the main idea of this chapter?
What happens when a shirt looks black?
