Flower to Fruit Journey

A comprehensive 4th-grade physical science sequence covering magnetic forces, poles, attraction and repulsion, and hands-on investigation of magnetic and non-magnetic materials. Students move from concrete physical testing of invisible magnetic forces to analyzing real-world applications and material properties.

Students investigate a variety of everyday items and metals to identify which materials are attracted to magnets, discovering that only specific metals containing iron, nickel, or cobalt interact with magnetic fields.

A one-page wildlife research graphic organizer designed for 4th and 5th grade students to record and organize facts about brown bears. Includes structured record fields for physical traits, habitat, omnivorous diet, winter adaptations, life cycle, and a fascinating field fact.

A comprehensive collection of elementary curriculum units covering scientific inquiry, life sciences, and Arkansas state geography and regions.

Students investigate how magnetic forces cause objects to attract or repel without touching, explore North and South magnetic poles, and map magnetic fields using bar magnets.

Comprehensive 2-page teacher facilitation guide, 5E lesson plan, NGSS alignment, lab prep checklist, misconception busters, and complete answer keys for the lab sheet and worksheet.

A comprehensive 3-part cross-curricular unit exploring pumpkins through botanical science, mathematical investigation, harvest agriculture, and cultural storytelling. Students dissect gourds, compute physical metrics, explore Native American Three Sisters companion planting, and analyze global folklore.

An in-depth study of the six geographic regions of Arkansas, exploring landforms, mountains, natural resources, economies, and major cities across the Natural State.

Student-facing practice worksheet featuring material sorting, recycling engineering analysis, true/false with evidence, and a synthesis exit ticket.

A comprehensive 4th-grade science unit investigating how physical structures, instinctual and learned behaviors, and habitat-specific adaptations enable animals to survive and thrive across Earth's diverse biomes.

A high-energy, Star Wars-inspired science and craft unit designed for first and second graders. Young cadets explore space and planets, matter reactions, light and color, and forces and motion through hands-on experiments, creative builds, and guided lab reflections.

Hands-on 2-page student experiment sheet for testing and classifying 10 everyday objects, analyzing shiny metals, testing magnetic shielding, and completing a CER detective report.