We will be switching from weebly to google classroom for virtual school on March 30th. If you do not have access to our classroom, please email myself and Mr. Lehman ASAP. The steps to login to google classroom are below.
-posted by Ms. Elsesser on March 18th @ 4:10 pm
-posted by Ms. Elsesser on March 18th @ 4:10 pm
Week of March 16th (No School)
- please complete 45 minutes of iready math and reading.
- please complete 15 minutes of xtra math daily.
Unit 6: Weather and Climate
Moon Phase Rap- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=79M2lSVZiY4
Water Cycle Rap- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lLGmddxT178
45 minutes of iready math and reading is REQUIRED
Upcoming Assessments:
Science FSA May 19th & 20
Weather Quiz Tuesday March 10th
Climate Zone Quiz Tuesday March 17th
Water Cycle, Weather, Climate Zones Test Thursday March 19th
Standards: SC.5.E.71,SC.5.E.5.7.2,SC.5.E.7.3,SC.5.7.4,SC.5.7.5,SC.5.7.6,SC.5.7.7
Student Targets:
Vocabulary: All Vocabulary will be journaled in our science journals. The words for this unit are as followed
Moon Phase Rap- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=79M2lSVZiY4
Water Cycle Rap- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lLGmddxT178
45 minutes of iready math and reading is REQUIRED
Upcoming Assessments:
Science FSA May 19th & 20
Weather Quiz Tuesday March 10th
Climate Zone Quiz Tuesday March 17th
Water Cycle, Weather, Climate Zones Test Thursday March 19th
Standards: SC.5.E.71,SC.5.E.5.7.2,SC.5.E.7.3,SC.5.7.4,SC.5.7.5,SC.5.7.6,SC.5.7.7
Student Targets:
- I can describe the water cycle and the role that evaporation, condensation, and precipitation play in it.
- I can explain how the sun provides energy that powers the water cycle.
- I can use models to investigate how water moves between oceans, atmospheres, and land, and draw conclusions about the role of oceans in the water cycle.
- I can explain how oceans and other bodies of water interact through the water cycle.
- I can describe the the path of precipitation from clouds to ground to runoff to ground water.
Vocabulary: All Vocabulary will be journaled in our science journals. The words for this unit are as followed
- water cycle
- atmosphere
- evaporation
- condensation
- precipitation
- runoff
- weather
- anemometer
- tundra
- barometer
- humidity
- air pressure
- elevation
- climate/ climate zone
- front
- biome
- polar zone, temperate zone, tropical zone