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1st Grade · Science · Open Global Science
Animal Body Parts and Physical Adaptations
Track 1 of 5 · 10 lessons
10 lessons
Analyze animal body structures and physical adaptations across land, air, and aquatic environments.
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- 1Body Coverings: Fur, Feathers, Scales, and SkinUp nextStart
- 2Claws, Talons, and Paws: Tools for GrippingPremiumNot started yet
- 3Beaks and Mouthparts: Tools for FeedingNot started yet
- 4Teeth Types: Carnivores, Herbivores, and OmnivoresNot started yet
- 5Legs, Fins, and Wings: Moving on Land, Water, and AirNot started yet
- 6Armor, Shells, and Spines: Defense StructuresNot started yet
- 7Camouflage Patterns: Blending into HabitatsNot started yet
- 8Antennae, Whiskers, and Sensory AdaptationsNot started yet
- 9How Fish and Aquatic Creatures Breathe and SwimNot started yet
- 10Comparing Warm-Blooded and Cold-Blooded AnimalsNot started yet
Asking Questions, Making Predictions, and Cause and Effect
Track 2 of 5 · 7 lessons
7 lessons
Ask testable questions, make evidence-based predictions, and identify cause-and-effect relationships from observations and science stories.
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- 1How Scientists Ask Questions and Test IdeasUp nextStart
- 2Asking Questions About What We Observe Around UsPremiumNot started yet
- 3Making Predictions Using Clues and Past ExperiencesNot started yet
- 4Identifying Causes and Effects in NatureNot started yet
- 5Finding Cause-and-Effect Clues in Science Read-AloudsNot started yet
- 6Forming Science Guesses and ConjecturesNot started yet
- 7Comparing Predictions with Actual ResultsNot started yet
Bodies of Water: Freshwater, Saltwater, and Conservation
Track 3 of 5 · 7 lessons
7 lessons
Compare natural water bodies, distinguish freshwater from saltwater, and practice protecting and conserving water.
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- 1Earth's Water: Oceans, Lakes, and RiversUp nextStart
- 2Comparing Puddles, Ponds, and LakesPremiumNot started yet
- 3Exploring Flowing Water: Streams and RiversNot started yet
- 4Investigating the Salty OceanNot started yet
- 5Sorting Freshwater and Saltwater HabitatsNot started yet
- 6How Water Gets Polluted and How to Keep It CleanNot started yet
- 7Saving Every Drop: Simple Ways to Conserve WaterNot started yet
Building and Evaluating Science Models and Prototypes
Track 4 of 5 · 7 lessons
7 lessons
Construct physical models and engineering prototypes to represent natural phenomena, solve problems, and identify model strengths and limitations.
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- 1What Is a Scientific Model?Up nextStart
- 2Building a Clay and Sand Landform ModelPremiumNot started yet
- 3Modeling Day and Night with a Globe and FlashlightNot started yet
- 4Designing and Building a Bridge PrototypeNot started yet
- 5Building a Prototype to Shade Plants from SunlightNot started yet
- 6Testing and Improving an Engineering DesignNot started yet
- 7What Models Show and What They Cannot ShowNot started yet
Building Systems and Reconfigurable Objects
Track 5 of 5 · 6 lessons
6 lessons
Understand that complex objects are systems of interacting parts that can be taken apart and rebuilt.
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- 1Identifying Parts of Everyday ObjectsUp nextStart
- 2How Parts Work Together as a SystemPremiumNot started yet
- 3Disassembling and Assembling Block StructuresNot started yet
- 4Reconfiguring a Set of Pieces into New DesignsNot started yet
- 5Simple Machines as Useful System PartsNot started yet
- 6Twisting Materials to Change Their ShapeNot started yet