IXL skill plan | 4th grade plan for McGraw Hill Tennessee Science

Skill plan for McGraw Hill Tennessee Science - 4th grade

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1	Unit 1 Forces and Energy
Energy and Motion
Lesson 1: Forces and Motion		1. How do balanced and unbalanced forces affect motion? 2. How does mass affect force and acceleration? Also consider: • Identify directions of forces
Lesson 1: Forces and Motion
1. How do balanced and unbalanced forces affect motion? 2. How does mass affect force and acceleration? Also consider: • Identify directions of forces

Lesson 2: Speed and Energy
Lesson 2: Speed and Energy


Lesson 3: Energy Transfer in Collisions
Lesson 3: Energy Transfer in Collisions

2	Unit 2 Using Energy
Energy Transformations
Lesson 1: Energy Transforms Lesson 2: Energy and Systems		1. Energy transformation Also consider: • How is temperature related to thermal energy?
Lesson 1: Energy Transforms Lesson 2: Energy and Systems
1. Energy transformation Also consider: • How is temperature related to thermal energy?
Natural Resources in the Environment
Lesson 1: Energy from Nonrenewable Resources
Lesson 1: Energy from Nonrenewable Resources


Lesson 2: Energy from Renewable Resources
Lesson 2: Energy from Renewable Resources


Lesson 3: Impact of Energy Use		1. Evaluate natural energy sources
Lesson 3: Impact of Energy Use
1. Evaluate natural energy sources

Lesson 4: Design Energy Solutions
Lesson 4: Design Energy Solutions

3	Unit 3 Waves and Technology
Wave Model
Lesson 1: Parts of a Wave		1. Compare amplitudes and wavelengths of waves
Lesson 1: Parts of a Wave
1. Compare amplitudes and wavelengths of waves

Lesson 2: Colors in Light		1. How do we see objects? 2. How does light travel and interact with matter?
Lesson 2: Colors in Light
1. How do we see objects? 2. How does light travel and interact with matter?

Lesson 3: Technology
Lesson 3: Technology

4	Unit 4 Organisms and Ecosystems
Food Webs and Ecosystems
Lesson 1: Food Chains		1. Identify roles in food chains 2. How does matter move in food chains?
Lesson 1: Food Chains
1. Identify roles in food chains 2. How does matter move in food chains?

Lesson 2: Food Webs		1. Interpret food webs Also consider: • Identify ecosystems • Describe ecosystems
Lesson 2: Food Webs
1. Interpret food webs Also consider: • Identify ecosystems • Describe ecosystems

Lesson 3: Changes to Ecosystems
Lesson 3: Changes to Ecosystems


Lesson 4: Changes Affect Organisms
Lesson 4: Changes Affect Organisms

5	Unit 5 Our Dynamic Earth
Earth and Its Changing Features
Lesson 1: Weathering
Lesson 1: Weathering


Lesson 2: Changes in Landscapes Over Time		1. Changes to Earth's surface: erosion
Lesson 2: Changes in Landscapes Over Time
1. Changes to Earth's surface: erosion

Lesson 3: Evidence from Rocks and Fossils		1. How do sedimentary rocks form? 2. How do rock layers form? 3. Introduction to fossils 4. Identify and classify fossils 5. Interpret evidence from fossils in rock layers Also consider: • Compare fossils to modern organisms
Lesson 3: Evidence from Rocks and Fossils
1. How do sedimentary rocks form? 2. How do rock layers form? 3. Introduction to fossils 4. Identify and classify fossils 5. Interpret evidence from fossils in rock layers Also consider: • Compare fossils to modern organisms
Earthquakes
Lesson 1: Map Earth's Features		1. Read a topographic map 2. Select parts of a topographic map Also consider: • Identify Earth's land features using photographs • Identify Earth's land features using satellite images
Lesson 1: Map Earth's Features
1. Read a topographic map 2. Select parts of a topographic map Also consider: • Identify Earth's land features using photographs • Identify Earth's land features using satellite images

Lesson 2: Map Earthquakes		1. Changes to Earth's surface: earthquakes
Lesson 2: Map Earthquakes
1. Changes to Earth's surface: earthquakes

Lesson 3: Model Earthquake Movement
Lesson 3: Model Earthquake Movement


Lesson 4: Reduce Earthquake Damage
Lesson 4: Reduce Earthquake Damage

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