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Elementary / Intermediate Integrated Curriculum Map
Energy
Grade Level:2
Timeline /UnitMonth |
Essential Questions |
LA Expectation/ Standard |
Science Standard |
Project/ Activity |
Resources |
Assessment |
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November/ December Energy |
1. What is energy and where
does it come from? 2. What are light, heat and
sound energy? 3. How does energy affect
matter? 4. How does energy move and
travel? 5. How can you control
energy? 6. How
does your body sense energy? |
1.a. non-fiction reading
comprehension 1.c. identify main idea 1.f. demonstrate that print
has meaning 2.b. write independently to
teacher prompts 2.h. vocabulary use 2.k. take part in group
discussions 3.b. standard
English in writing and speaking 3.c. write simple sentences 3.d. correct capitalization 3.e. correct punctuation 3.g. developmental spelling 3.i. write legibly 4.e. text’s main idea 4.f. respond to written and
oral presentations 4.g. use listening skills 4.i. brainstorming
techniques 5.a. summarize 1a, 1c, 1f, 2b, 2h, 2k, 3b,
3c, 3d, 3e, 3g, 3i, 4e, 4f, 4g,4i, 5a 4.b. develop hypothesis
through synthesis of knowledge 4.d. make predictions 4f, 4g, 4i, 5a 5.c. report events, record
observations 4b, 4d, 4f, 4g, 4i, 5a, 5c 4b, 4d, 4f, 4g, 4i, 5a, 5c 1a, 1c, 1f, 2h, 2k, 3b, 3i,
4e, 4f, 4g, 5a |
2d. recognize that the only
way to change the motion of an object is by pushing or pulling on it. (force) 2h. understand that there
are different types of sources of energy 2.a. know that matter has physical properties. (See effects of light, heat, sound) 2h 1a. make and describe
careful observations and performing simple experiments 2.a. 2.c. energy makes change possible. 2.f. compare measurable physical properties before and after
affecting a change to verify change has occurred and predict its outcome in
similar circumstances. 1a 1a, 2a 1.a. 1.b. uses tools and
technology to gather information and extend the sense |
1.Lesson 2: Energy exists
in different forms (experiment, worksheet, log, venn
diagram) Class Discussion: “What is Energy?” 1. Lesson 2: Energy exists
in different forms (experiment, worksheet, log, venn
diagram) 2. Lesson 3: Light is
energy you can see (experiment, log, worksheet) 3. Lesson 4: Light moves in
a straight line (experiment, worksheet, log) 4. Lesson 5: Light can pass
through some materials and is stopped by other materials (experiment, log,
worksheet) 5. Lesson 6: Light can be
controlled by blocking a light source (experimen,
log) 6. Lesson 7: Heat is energy
you can feel (experiment, log, worksheet) 7. Lesson 8: Heat can cause
things to move or change (experiment, log,
worksheet) 8. Lesson 9: Heat travels
from warm objects to cold ones (experiment, log, worksheet) 9. Lesson 10: Heat can be
controlled by containing it (experiment, log, worksheet) 10. Lesson 11: Sound is
energy you can hear (experiment, log, worksheet) 11. Lesson 12: Sound energy
is created by vibrating objects (experiment, log, worksheet) 12. Lesson 13: Sound
travels at different speeds through different materials (experiment, log,
worksheet) 13. Lesson 14: Sound can be
controlled by changing the length of, or directing, sound waves (experiment,
log, worksheet) 14. Lesson 15: Light, heat,
and sound can move and change matter (experiment, worksheet, log) 15. Pages 42-44: AIMS Light
Sources 16. Pages 66-68: AIMS: What
is hot and what is cold? 17. Page 100: EM: Keeping
Warm 18. Page 55:EM: Listen for
the Sounds 1. Lesson 1: Energy can
move and change things 2. Lesson 15: Light, heat,
and sound can move and change matter 3. Page 100: Keeping Warm 1. Lesson 1: Energy can
move and change things 2. Lesson 4: Light moves in
a straight line 3. Lesson 5: Light can pass
through some materials and is stopped by other materials 4. Lesson 8: Heat can cause
things to move or change 5. Lesson 9: Heat travels
from warm objects to cold ones 6. Lesson 13: Sound travels
at different speeds through different materials 7. Lesson 15: Light, heat,
and sound can move and change matter 8. Pages 50-53: AIMS Just
passing through 9. Pages 89-90: AIMS:Heat moves 10. Pages 91-92: AIMS Heat
travels 11. Pages 6-9: AIMS
Traveling sounds 12. Page 100: Keeping warm 13. Page 55: Listen for
sounds 1. Lesson 6: Light can be
controlled by blocking a light source 2. Lesson 10: Heat can be
controlled by containing it 3. Lesson 14: Sound can be
controlled by changing the length of, or directing, sound waves 1. Lesson 3: Light is
energy we can see 2. Lesson 7: Heat is energy
you can feel 3. Lesson 11: Sound is
energy you can hear 4. Pages 2-5: Sound is
vibration 5. Page 21: Voice
box-Reader’s theater 6. Pages 25-27: Big Ears 7. How I see 8. How skin can feel 9. How ears can hear 10. Page 55: Listen for the sounds |
Evan Moor: Light, Heat,
and Sound Energy Continental Press Booklet Evan Moor: Light, Heat,
and Sound Energy Sound video:”The Wonder of Sound.” www.unitedstreaming.com/search/assetDetail.cfm?guidAssetID=1C75CEB4-8643-4A8D-8316-183366212FE7 code:
c8cf-4899 AIMS: Primarily Physics Evan Moor: Read and
Understand Science, grades 2/3 Evan Moor: Light, Heat,
and Sound Energy Evan Moor: Read and
Understand Science, grades 2/3 Evan Moor: Light, Heat,
and Sound Energy AIMS: Primarily Physics Evan Moor: Read and
Understand Science, grades 2/3 Evan Moor: Light, Heat,
and Sound Energy Evan Moor: Light, Heat,
and Sound Energy AIMS: Primarily Physics Evan Moor: Science
Activities Evan Moor: Read and
Understand Science, grades 2/3 |
Light, Heat and Sound
Summative Exam Properties of Light, Heat
and Sound Energy (comparison chart) Daily Energy Log Energy Expert Recording
Sheet Daily Energy Log Light lesson assessments: -Sources of Light -Just Passing Through Heat lesson assessments: -Which way Heat -How Skin Feels Sound lesson assessments: -How Ears Hear -Xylophone Sounds |