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Intro Unit

1.  Class Discussion:

  • What do you recall learning in science? 
  • Students who have been in SC since 5K, they should have studied objects & materials, the five senses, animals, plants, rocks, and more.
  • Have students write in their notebook:  1) their definition of Science  2) what scientists primarily do  3) things they use that have been made by science.
  • Watch the video, in English or in Spanish.  While watching, students should take notes.
  • After the video, discuss what they wrote before the video and how the video may have enlightened their thinking.

2.  Problem-Solving:

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