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Ask questions about the natural world.
When prompted by the teacher "what do you wonder about the natural world?" the student will respond. Students will ask questions with guidance.
Student needs occasional prompting to ask questions. Questions are more directly related to observation and investigations.
Students can independently ask questions about observations and investigations. Questioning is more spontaneous and consistent. Student begins to express curiosity beyond what is directly observable. Student can ask "What If" questions with less prompting.
Questions continue to be spontaneous and driven by curiosity about their world. Students independently ask "What If" questions during and after observations and investigations.
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Students will develop an interest in air and weather.
Little or no scientific language is used to describe the observation. Students need prompting and questioning to communicate what they have learned.
Students begin to use more scientific language to describe observations. Less prompting is needed to get students involved in the process.
Students use scientific language more consistently to describe observations and investigations. Students orally communicate what they observed and what they learned more independently.
Scientific language and vocabulary is used consistently. Students want to share and are able to orally communicate what they did, what they observed and what they learned independently.
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Students are able to describe objects in terms of color, size, shape, weight, texture, flexibility, strength, and the type of materials in the object. Classify by properties.
With extensive prompting students are able to classify objects by different properties. I can't do it yet.
Students begin to classify objects by different properties. I can do it some of the time.
Students frequently are able to classify objects by different properties. I can do it most of the time by myself.
Students are able to classify objects by different properties all of the time. I can do it always!
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