American Division
Subject :Science:
Name of the book: science fusion/new energy for science
Teachers name:
Grade :1
How scientists
work
1-What are senses
and other tools?
St.p.3
2-How can we use
our senses?
St.p.15
3-what are
inquiry skills?
St.p. 17
4-How do we use
inquiry skills?
St.p.27
3. Animals
Standard: 2
1-what are living
and non living
things? St.p 83
Activity
1 *Identify the 5 senses and
the body parts associated
with each sense.
*Use the five senses to
observe
*Explain how the five senses
help us to learn
*Describe how tools are
used to investigate.
*Plan and conduct an
investigation to compare
objects using balance.
*Compare observation with
others.
* relate pictures of body parts
to each associate sense.
*Cut and paste pictures.
*Help children use different
science tools to measure
things.
Eg: Using balance to compare
between objects.
*Let children work in small
groups to set a purpose, think
about the procedure, Record
data, Draw conclusions.
*Use hand lens to observe the
different sizes of objects.
1 *Identify inquiry skills used
by scientists.
*Describe how to apply
inquiry skills to investigate
as measuring.
*Let children work in small
groups to use cloth tape measures
and measure desks, book shelves
and tables.
*let them record their results and
compare it with each other.
*Raise questions about the
natural world and investigate
them.
*Plan and carry out an
investigation based on
questions asked
*Generate appropriate
explanations based on the
investigation
Compare and classify living
*and nonliving things.
*Identify some examples of
nonliving things that are
commonly mistaken for
living things.
*Recognize that an
environment contains both
Living and nonliving things.
*Let children choose two
natural objects (rocks, pine
cones, leaves, shells, feathers)
and investigate a scientific
question about this object they
will form a hypothesis and
then test it using since science
tools. They will draw
conclusion based on the
experiment.
Classify pictures of living and
non living things.
Let children work in groups to
follow directions for an
investigation to make a
model as a way to
differentiate between living
and nonliving things.
WeekClasses/
1.
lesson
Quarter
Unit
Lesson objectives: by the
end of this lesson students
will be able to:
5an
d
Assessment/
Home Assignment
*Formative assessment
-Sum it up/print check
St.p.12/13
*Apply concepts St.p.14
*H.W: Home assignment
*Summative assessment
*Quiz 1.By the end of the
lesson.
*Assessment guide pp.
AG 1-AG 5
Project/
Research
Project:
Make a chart including
models of different science
tools and what you use
each tool for.
*Formative assessment
-Sum it up/print check
St.p.24/25
*Apply concepts St.p.26
*H.W: Home assignment
*Summative assessment
*Quiz .By the end of the
lesson.
*Assessment guide pp.
AG 1-AG 5
*H.W.
Revise the previous
lessons.
*Unit 1 Review st.p41
*Unit1 Test. By the end of
the unit.
*Assessment guide
pp. AG 6 -AG 10
*Formative assessment
-Sum it up/print check
St.p.90/91
*Apply concepts St.p.92
*H.W: Home assignment
*Summative assessment
*Quiz .By the end of the
lesson.
*Assessment guide pp.
AG 24-AG25
Research
:
Make a research about
different groups of animals
Recommended field trip: 1- The Zoo
2- Big garden containing different kind of plants and trees
3- A farm (farm animals & different
kind of plants)