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SCIENCE
Who's the Scientist?(<--click
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1. Purpose (Problem) - What are you trying
to solve?
2. Research - Research books, magazines,
internet, schema, talk to an expert, reports.etc.
3. Hypothesis - An educated guess as to the
answer based on your knowledge and experiences.
4. Experiment - Gather your materials and establish a
procedure to perform an test.
5. Analyze (Observation) - WHAT HAPPENED! Collect
information and data from your experiment - charts, graphs, notes, etc.
Decide if your hypothesis was correct.
6. Conclusion - What was the answer to your problem? Report your findings to help others learn.
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EBSCO Research Website
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THE SCIENTIFIC METHOD RAP (<--click on me) Earth Science/Earth Day (<--click on me) |
Plant Poems (<--click on me) All About Trees (<--click on me) Lessons About Plans |
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Living and Non-Living Things Biomes of the World Interactive World Biomes Map Explore Biomes of the World (Deserts, Rainforests, Grasslands, etc.) |
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Science Weblinks
Science Water Cycle Resources:
 Force and Motion INTERACTIVE FOOD CHAIN Vertebraes are animals with an internal skeleton made of bone Invertebraes are animals without a backbone ANIMAL GROUPS /Classes(click on them to read more) Mammals Birds Reptiles Amphibians Fish insects Classifying Animals - Brain Pop (<--click on me) Rainforest Layers (<--click to learn more) Emergent Canopy Understory Forest Floor Habitats (<--click on me for more habitat info.) tundra rainforest dessert grasslands oceans ADAPTATIONS for PENQUIN (<--click on me) INTERACTIVE FOOD CHAIN (<--click on me) |
RAINFOREST The Great Kapok Tree Play - Rainforests More About Rainforests (<--Click on me) Mammals of the Amazon Amazon Mammals mammals and Birds of the Amazon first View: Animals of the Amazon River Then view for specific info: AMAZONIAN MANATEE, Manatee 2, Manatee 3 Capybara, capybara2Jaguars, Jaguar 2 JAGUAR 3 Spider Monkeys Boto-River dolphin, DOLPhin2 PINK RIVER DOLPHIN Tree Sloth, sloth2, sloth3 Anteater, Anteater 2, Ant3 Tapir, tapir 2, TAPIR3 Peccary, PECCARY2 Giant Otter, giant otter2 False vampire bat, Bat2 pgymy marmoset monkey, Pgymy Marmoset 2, Pgymy 3 Howler Monkey, Howler2 Piranha Red-Eyed Tree Frog, frog2, Frog3 Scarlet Macaw, Scarlet2 Scarlet 3 blue and Yellow MaCaw, 2 Hoatzin, HOATZIN2 Green Anaconda, anaconda2 Black caiman, black Caiman2 Boa constrictor, boa2, Boa3 Picture File |
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(<--cLICK ON ME)Water cycle!!!
Scholastic - Water Cycle
Water Cycle YouTube Video Water Cycle YouTube Video 2 (<--click on me)
Water Cycle Song lyrics:
(Sang to the tune of She'll Be Coming Around the Mountain)
Water travels in a cycle, yes it does
(use pointer finger to make a big
circle)
Water travels in a cycle, yes it does (repeat
finger circle)
It
goes up as evaporation (moves hands up
to the sky)
Forms clouds as condensation (make a
cloud overhead with arms) Then comes down as precipitation, yes it does! (sprinkle with fingers while bringing arms down in front of you) Weather & Water Cycle& Seasons Edheads Weather activities Homemade weather experiments Homemade Cyclone Experiment Homemade Earthquake Experiment LEARN MORE ABOUT TYPES OF WEATHER (Click on the links below) Learn About Volcanos Learn About Earthquakes Learn About Wildfires Learn About Tornados Learn About Hurricanes Learn About Floods Learn About Thunderstorms Learn About Lightening Learn About Winter Storms Interactive water cycle WATER CYCLE PLAY Time Line of Buttefly's Life Cycle Discussion About Monarch Life Cycle Information About Monarch Life Cycle Enchanted Learning's Butterfly Life Cycle |
Includes: Trees Frogs Butterflies & Moths Mealworms Insects Food Chain Habitats ____________________________________________________ MOON PHASES (<--click) Moon Song (<--click on me)
It takes our Moon about 29.5 days to completely cycle through all eight phases. Occasionally (about every 2.7 years) there are two Full Moons in the same month. This is referred to as a Blue Moon. Hence the saying "Once in a Blue Moon".
MOON PHASES (<--click pn me)
Phase 1 - New Moon - The side of the moon that is
facing the Earth is not lit up by the sun. At this time the moon is not
visible. Phase 2 - Waxing Crescent - A small part (less than
1/2) of the moon is lit up at this point. The part that is lit up is
slowly getting bigger. Phase 3 - First Quarter
- One half of the moon is
lit up by the sun at this point. The part that is lit up is slowly
getting bigger.
Phase 4 - Waxing Gibbous
- At this time half of the
moon is lit up. The part that is lit is slowly getting bigger. Waxing
means to slowly get bigger. Phase 5 - Full Moon - The side of the moon that is
lit up by the sun is facing the Earth. The entire moon is lit up at this
point.
Phase 6 - Waning Gibbous
- The moon is not quite lit
up all the way by sunlight. The part of the moon this is lit is slowly
getting smaller. Waning means to slowly get smaller. Phase 7 - Last Quarter - Half of the moon is lit up
but the sun. The part that we can see lit up is slowly getting smaller.
Phase 8 - Waning Crescent - A small part of the moon is lit up at this point. It is getting smaller by the minute.
Moon Phases You Tube (<--click on me)
Slow Movement Phases (<--click on me)
Phases of the Moon (<--click on me) Harcourt Phases of the Moon (click on me) Enchanted Learning Phases of the Moon (<--click on me) Slow Movement Phases (<--click on me) Animated Moon Phases (<--click on me) Phases of the Moon (<--click on me) Phases of the Moon Video OreO Phases of the Moon (<--click on me) Sample Oreo Phases
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(<--Click on me)Simple machines are used to reduce the amount of force needed to move an object.  More About Simple Machines |
VARIETY OF SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS Grade 2 (<--Click on me) Science Fair Ideas (<--Click on me) |
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(<--Click on me)Solids, Liquids and Gases Foss - Change Solid to Liquids and vice versa Much More About Matter (<--click on me) |
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 Earth's Layers (<--Click on me) |
 Solar System |
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Science Why do leaves change color? Fall Foliage Facts Leaf Game by Quai (<--click on me) Observe and Identify Leaves by Creating Leaf Rubbings Leave 5 W's Poetry |
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National
Geographic Animals - For Research Animals/Insects/Reptiles/Amphibians/Birds/Fish - Great Research Site How Animals Differ  The National Zoo Birds Reptiles/Amphibians Mammals Insects Adaptations Endangered Animals Life Cycles Food Chains/Food Webs |
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Seasons
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SCIENCE FAIR IDEAS More Science Fair Project Ideas Even More Science Fair Project Ideas
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Teacher Resources - Power Points
Website:
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