S-6-PS-1: describe, measure, and represent (e.g., arrows) an object’s motion.
Distance-Time Graphs
Fan Cart Physics
S-6-PS-2: investigate balanced or unbalanced forces and the effect on an object’s motion.
Atwood Machine
Fan Cart Physics
Pith Ball Lab
Roller Coaster Physics
Uniform Circular Motion
S-6-ESS-1: model the solar system (e.g., structure, number of planets) and its components (e.g., planets, moons, asteroids).
Rotation/Revolution of Venus and Earth
Solar System Explorer
S-6-ESS-2: model motion (e.g., orbits) of astronomical objects (e.g., planets, constellations, galaxies) to explain phenomena such as days, years, and eclipses.
2D Eclipse
3D Eclipse
Orbital Motion - Kepler's Laws
Rotation/Revolution of Venus and Earth
Solar System Explorer
S-6-ESS-3: recognize that gravitational forces cause motion in the solar system.
Gravitational Force
Orbital Motion - Kepler's Laws
Rotation/Revolution of Venus and Earth
Tides
S-6-ESS-4: identify phenomena (e.g., growth of plants, winds, water cycle, ocean currents) on the Earth caused by the Sun’s energy.
Coastal Winds and Clouds
Water Cycle
S-6-LS-2: analyze internal or environmental stimuli and organisms’ behavioral responses. Explore how organisms’ behavior changes through adaptation.
Evolution: Mutation and Selection
Human Homeostasis
Natural Selection
S-6-LS-3: observe populations and determine the functions (e.g., decomposers, producers, consumers) they serve in an ecosystem.
Food Chain
Rabbit Population by Season
S-6-LS-4: investigate energy flow in ecosystems.
Food Chain
Interdependence of Plants and Animals
S-6-LS-5: investigate factors (e.g., resources, light, water) that affect the number of organisms an ecosystem can support.
Food Chain
Rabbit Population by Season
S-6-AC-2: recognize how science is used to understand changes in populations, issues related to resources, and changes in environments.
Food Chain
Rabbit Population by Season
Correlation last revised: 10/24/2009