Living vs nonliving kindergarten

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To introduce our living/nonliving/plants/animals unit we started with the four questions a scientist would ask. I combined charts that I saw by Krazy in Kindergarten and Mini Muffin Mondays. Then we explored living and non living with gummy worms and meal worms. The students recorded their evidence in their journals along with a drawing. Here are the lessons my team used for the first four days of the unit. Then we moved into plants... ...and grew grass! In the third week we moved on to the…

Now that my first graders are finished learning about the 5 Senses, we are progressing into a unit about things that are Living and Non-Living, and …

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Spring is definitely my favorite time of year to teach Science! There are just so many hands-on concepts that are so interesting to the students. Plants, of course, is always so interesting because they are something the kids can see all around them and they all have some kind of experience with. First up, here are some of our centers we have going on during our study of plants. This first one is the same green mat as the one below, just with different sorting objects. This is our Spring…

Hello Everyone! We finished our study of living and nonliving things with a fun (and a little slimy) activity. "Gummy Worms vs Earth Worms" The activity was adapted from a similar activity in the AIMS Science curriculum. We had already discussed the characteristics of both living and nonliving things. Last week I posted about our little pet rocks. (search "Pets Rock"). This week my sweet team decided to just dive into this cute little lesson about comparing Gummy worms and earth worms. Most…