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🏁 Quarter 1 CheckpointTest what you learned, with a theme you love ➔
1Matter Is Made of Particles
2Measuring and Conserving Matter
3Properties of Materials
4Mixing Substances and New Substances
5Modeling Particles Too Small to See
6Comparing the Pull of Gravity on Different Objects
7The Role of Decomposers in an Ecosystem
8How the Geosphere, Hydrosphere, and Atmosphere Interact
9Showing That Gases Are Matter
10Weighing Substances Before and After Dissolving
11Testing Hardness and Reflectivity
12Separating Mixtures
13Energy From Food Used for Moving and Staying Warm
14How Plants Build Matter From Air and Water
15Building a Food Web Model
16Comparing Star Brightness by Distance
17Stars We See in Different Seasons
18Graphing the Amounts of Water on Earth
19Reducing Waste and Recycling
20Using Test Results to Improve a Design
1Matter Is Made of Particles
5-PS1-1
2Measuring and Conserving Matter
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3Properties of Materials
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4Mixing Substances and New Substances
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5Modeling Particles Too Small to See
5-PS1-1
6Comparing the Pull of Gravity on Different Objects
5-PS2-1
7The Role of Decomposers in an Ecosystem
5-LS2-1
8How the Geosphere, Hydrosphere, and Atmosphere Interact
5-ESS2-1
9Showing That Gases Are Matter
5-PS1-1
10Weighing Substances Before and After Dissolving
5-PS1-2
11Testing Hardness and Reflectivity
5-PS1-3
12Separating Mixtures
5-PS1-4
13Energy From Food Used for Moving and Staying Warm
5-PS3-1
14How Plants Build Matter From Air and Water
5-LS1-1
15Building a Food Web Model
5-LS2-1
16Comparing Star Brightness by Distance
5-ESS1-1
17Stars We See in Different Seasons
5-ESS1-2
18Graphing the Amounts of Water on Earth
5-ESS2-2
19Reducing Waste and Recycling
5-ESS3-1
20Using Test Results to Improve a Design
5-ETS1-3
🏁 Quarter 2 CheckpointTest what you learned, with a theme you love ➔
1Gravity Pulls Objects Toward Earth
2Energy in Food Comes from the Sun
3Plants Get What They Need from Air and Water
4Food Webs and Matter Movement
5Conservation of Matter in a Closed System
6Tracing Energy from the Sun Through a Food Chain
7Why Some Stars Appear Brighter Than Others
8Comparing Human Impacts on the Environment
9Explaining Why Sugar Seems to Disappear in Water
10Graphing Mass Before and After a Change
11Testing Whether a Material Dissolves in Water
12Deciding Whether Dissolving Makes a New Substance
13Energy From the Sun Stored in Plants
14Comparing Plants Grown in Different Conditions
15What Happens When One Population Changes
16Why We Have Day and Night
17How Rain Shapes the Land
18Where Fresh Water Is Found
19Protecting Habitats and Resources
20Choosing the Best Solution With a Decision Chart
1Gravity Pulls Objects Toward Earth
5-PS2-1
2Energy in Food Comes from the Sun
5-PS3-1
3Plants Get What They Need from Air and Water
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4Food Webs and Matter Movement
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5Conservation of Matter in a Closed System
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6Tracing Energy from the Sun Through a Food Chain
5-PS3-1
7Why Some Stars Appear Brighter Than Others
5-ESS1-1
8Comparing Human Impacts on the Environment
5-ESS3-1
9Explaining Why Sugar Seems to Disappear in Water
5-PS1-1
10Graphing Mass Before and After a Change
5-PS1-2
11Testing Whether a Material Dissolves in Water
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12Deciding Whether Dissolving Makes a New Substance
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13Energy From the Sun Stored in Plants
5-PS3-1
14Comparing Plants Grown in Different Conditions
5-LS1-1
15What Happens When One Population Changes
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16Why We Have Day and Night
5-ESS1-2
17How Rain Shapes the Land
5-ESS2-1
18Where Fresh Water Is Found
5-ESS2-2
19Protecting Habitats and Resources
5-ESS3-1
20Choosing the Best Solution With a Decision Chart
5-ETS1-2
🏁 Quarter 3 CheckpointTest what you learned, with a theme you love ➔
1Producers, Consumers, and Decomposers
2Brightness and Distance of the Sun and Stars
3Patterns: Day, Night, and Shadows
4Water on Earth: Oceans, Lakes, Ice, and Groundwater
5Using Properties to Identify a Substance
6How Plants Use Air, Water, and Sunlight to Grow
7Predicting Shadow Length Throughout the Day
8Defining Criteria and Constraints for a Design
9Using Particles to Explain How Smells Spread
10Testing Whether a Material Conducts Electricity
11Choosing a Material for a Job Using Its Properties
12Gravity Pulls Toward the Center of Earth
13Energy Flow in an Ocean Food Chain
14Predators and Prey in an Ecosystem
15Comparing Forest, Desert and Pond Ecosystems
16Why Shadows Change Through the Day
17How Living Things Change the Land
18Following Water Through the Water Cycle
19Identifying a Problem and Its Constraints
1Producers, Consumers, and Decomposers
5-LS2-1
2Brightness and Distance of the Sun and Stars
5-ESS1-1
3Patterns: Day, Night, and Shadows
5-ESS1-2
4Water on Earth: Oceans, Lakes, Ice, and Groundwater
5-ESS2-2
5Using Properties to Identify a Substance
5-PS1-3
6How Plants Use Air, Water, and Sunlight to Grow
5-LS1-1
7Predicting Shadow Length Throughout the Day
5-ESS1-2
8Defining Criteria and Constraints for a Design
5-ETS1-1
9Using Particles to Explain How Smells Spread
5-PS1-1
10Testing Whether a Material Conducts Electricity
5-PS1-3
11Choosing a Material for a Job Using Its Properties
5-PS1-3
12Gravity Pulls Toward the Center of Earth
5-PS2-1
13Energy Flow in an Ocean Food Chain
5-PS3-1
14Predators and Prey in an Ecosystem
5-LS2-1
15Comparing Forest, Desert and Pond Ecosystems
5-LS2-1
16Why Shadows Change Through the Day
5-ESS1-2
17How Living Things Change the Land
5-ESS2-1
18Following Water Through the Water Cycle
5-ESS2-2
19Identifying a Problem and Its Constraints
5-ETS1-1
🏁 Quarter 4 CheckpointTest what you learned, with a theme you love ➔
1Interactions of Earth's Systems
2Protecting Earth's Resources
3Engineering Design Process
4Fair Tests and Improving Solutions
5Comparing Physical and Chemical Changes
6Comparing Food Chains and Food Webs
7Comparing the Amount of Fresh Water and Salt Water on Earth
8Comparing Multiple Solutions to a Problem
9Weighing Ice Before and After It Melts
10Testing Materials for Magnetism
11Signs That a Chemical Change Has Happened
12Using Evidence to Show That Gravity Pulls Down
13Testing What Plants Need: Water and Light
14Matter Cycling Between Plants, Animals and Soil
15Why the Sun Looks Bigger and Brighter Than Other Stars
16Seasonal Changes in Day Length
17How Wind and Water Move Earth Materials
18Saving Water at Home and in Communities
19Sketching and Comparing Design Ideas