A Close Encounter of the Tree Kind Charles T. Buzek Spry School 35 S. Kensington 2400 S. Marshall LaGrange IL 60525 Chicago IL 60153 (312) 354-1400 Objectives: These activities are designed for a 6-8th grade setting. Students will learn how to estimate the heighth of a tree. Students will learn that bark can be a distinguishing characteristic of trees. S ...

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Carrot Capers Katie ALFY, Inc. Lesson Objectives Students learn the basics of plant growth through carrot top growth. This lesson is especially relevant to a unit about plants or the farm. Subjects Early Childhood, Science Standards Grade Levels Pre-K/K, 1 Materials For each student: Carrot with top still attached, carrot journal (8-10 pages; shaped like a carrot), planting bag (each bag needs a small ...

Algae--Where does it Live? Mary Ellen Dote St. Cletus School 3024 Halifax 700 W. 55th Street Westchester, IL 60154 La Grange, IL 60525 (708) 562-5432 (708) 352-4820 Objectives: 1. To understand what green algae is and where it grows. 2. To test the growth of algae in four different types of water - lake water, well water, distilled water and tap water. 3. To watch and record the growth of algae. Materials needed: ...

SUBJECT: Geography TOPIC: Amazon Rainforest GRADE LEVEL: Lower Elementary (1st) CREATORS: Kearen Fleming, Annie McClendon, Yasso Yasso, Amy Bjork, Rachel Eriksen Day 1Introduce the rain forest unit using the Opening Lesson Plan Day 2Have students make terrariums using the Science Lesson Plan Day 3Multicultural Lesson Plan Day 4Math Lesson Plan Day 5Use activities from Other Activities to be Used Throughout the Unit Day 6Field trip day Day 7Language Arts Lesson Plan Day 8Soc ...

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A r c h i v e d I n f o r m a t i o n PLANTS Plants are the only things on earth that turn sunlight into food. They do it through a process called photosynthesis, which is explored in this activity. What you'll need Some household plants A book on plant care from a store or the library Grown-up alert! Plant fertilizer Paper Scissors Your magnifying glass Your science journal What to do Look in your plant-care book, or ask a grown-up, to find out how much water each plant need ...

Aztec Floating Gardens Vanessa Villalobos Oscar Mayer Elementary 1740 W. Grace 2250 N. Clifton Chicago IL 60613 Chicago IL 60614 (312) 327-0969 (312) 534-5535 Objectives: This lesson was created for students of all ages at the elementary level grades K-8. Students will be participating in a series of short experiments involving plants in order to discover ways to create a hydroponic garden. Aztec history will be ...

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Biology Lessons Part 2: Population Biology Lessons for teaching biology to prospective elementaryschool teachers will be posted at this site. These lessons were developedin a biology course (Natural Sciences 412C, Process and Inquiry in the LifeSciences) for senior Liberal Studies majors at San Diego State University.The lessons can readily be adapted by practicing teachers for use in elementaryschool classrooms. They require simple materials. The Population Biology lessons include: 2.1Ho ...

Biology/Chemistry Let It Grow Virginia T. O’BrienHiggins Community Academy 2540 W. 109th Place11710 S. Morgan Avenue CHICAGO IL 60655CHICAGO IL 60643 (773) 779-7109(773) 535-5625 Objective(s): These activities are designed for students in grade three. Students will identify the parts of a corn seed and a bean seed and understand their functions. Students will identify the parts of the plants that they have grown and understand their functions. Students will be able to com ...

Biology/Chemistry Which Sex is it? Pamela MoyMorgan Park High School 547 South Clark #11011744 West Pryor CHICAGO IL 60605CHICAGO IL 60643 773-535-2550 Objective(s): This lesson is designed for freshman level biology, but it is easily adaptable for lower grades. Students will be able to identify the parts of a flower. Students will be able to distinguish between a perfect and imperfect flower. Students will improve coordination and dexterity. Materials: Flowers ( ...

Biology/Chemistry Fun Activities Using Seeds Imara AbdullahDouglas Academy P.O. Box 191823200 South Calumet CHICAGO IL 60619CHICAGO IL 60619 (773) 534-9263 Objective(s): This lesson is designed to teach second grade students that seeds come in different sizes, shapes and forms. The students will be able to identify the parts of a seed and their functions in germination. Materials: Activity One Activity Two Activity Three ...

Birth of a Plant From a Seed Janet A. Elkins Douglass Middle S & M Academy 4205 N. Wolcott 534 N. Waller Chicago IL 60613-1017 Chicago IL 60644 (312) 477-1440 (312) 534-6176 Objectives: Students shall be able to label parts of a dicotyledon seed by function as well as by proper names. Materials needed: 2 each lima beans, and red kidney beans 1 hand lens 1 single edged razor OR scalpel colored ...

Trees for Many Reasons Level: Part A: Grades 2-12; Variation 1: Grades 5-8; Variation 2: Grades 6-12; Part B: Grades 6-8 Subjects: Science, Social Studies, Language Arts. Process: By reading fables such as The Lorax, Dr Seuss or The Man Who Planted Trees, Jean Giono, students examine the importance of conserving natural resources. Objectives: The student will: Discuss and analyze a fictional story relating to the proper and improper use of natural resources. Timeframe: Preparation: 15 m ...

Lighten Up! Botany Lesson Introduction This lesson introduces the concept that plants need certain conditions to grow. Light is one of the conditions that most plants need in order to grow. By absorbing light and air into their leaves, plants make food. This process, called photosynthesis, allows plants to use energy from the sun (light) to convert carbon dioxide (gas) and water into the carbohydrates (simple sugars) which plants use to grow. During this lesson, the students wil ...

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Title: Classifying Plants Grade Level(s): 3 - 4 Subject(s): Science Learner Outcomes: The students will be able to: * List and describe the two main groups of plants. * Compare and contrast seed plants and non-seed plants. * Identify the two main groups of seed plants. * Compare flowering plants with confers. Duration of Lesson: This lesson will take approximately four to five lessons. Materials: * Seed catalogues and magazines * 12"x18" paper, scissors, glue * Exam ...

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Biology/Chemistry Data-gathering Activities Relating to Trees in Their Environment Charles BuzekJohn Spry School 35 S. Kensington2400 S. Marshall LaGrange IL 60525Chicago IL 60657 (773) 535-1400 Objective(s): Upper grade elementary students will be able to determine heights of trees and their ages. A canopy map will indicate optimal growing areas for the tree. Materials Needed: measuring tape, pencils, quadrant (bolt, string, cardboard) Strategy: The quadrant consists of a cardboa ...

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Lesson Plan #: AELP-AGR0011 Economic Botany: Plants - Where in the World? An Educator's Reference Desk Lesson Plan Submitted by: Todd Hutson Endorsed by: Dr. Don Descy, Mankato State University Date: May 8, 1998 Grade Level(s): 7 Subject(s): Science/Agriculture Science/Botany Description: Junior High Life Science curriculums are heavily focused on the animal kingdom's contributions to our lives. This activity is used to illustrate the often under appreciated pl ...

Search Lessons Write a Lesson Plan Guide Selection Criteria Copyright Statement Printer friendly text Lesson Plan #: AELP-AGR0011 Economic Botany: Plants - Where in the World? An Educator's Reference Desk Lesson Plan Submitted by: Todd Hutson Endorsed by: Dr. Don Descy, Mankato State University Date: May 8, 1998 Grade Level(s): 7 Subject(s): Science/Agriculture Science/Botany Description: Junior High Life Science curriculums are ...

Color Garden Science/Art Activity In this activity, children will learn about some of the different colors flowers can be. WHAT YOU NEED Colored construction paper Books with pictures of various flowers in them WHAT TO DO Ask children to name the different flowers that they know. Then ask them to tell what colors those flowers can be. (Point out that flowers can come in many different colors. A rose, for example, could be red, pink, or white.) On a chart or on the board, record the n ...

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.How to Plant a Tree This activity can be used in combination with the following EEK! stories: Happy Arbor Day, I Know a Tree, A Tree's True Color, Leaf Printing or the activity, Trees and Air Quality Things to Consider Before Planting a Tree Before you start digging, do a little homework and consider the following: Look up. If there are overhead utilities plant a low growing tree or select a different planting site. Look around. Be sure you pick the right tree for the ...

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Scholastic Home | About Us | Site Map | Search | Privacy | Customer Service Clubs Online OrderingTeacher StoreProduct Information Teacher HomeOnline ActivitiesLesson PlansTeaching StrategiesTools Fingerpaint Leaf Prints AGES 3–4 Materials: a wide assortment of leaves fingerpaint newspapers white paper Goal: Children will observe the different shapes, sizes, and vein patterns of leaves as they make fingerpaint leaf prints. In Advance: Take a walk outside ...

FORESTRY IN SASKATCHEWAN (Elementary School) Cara Keeping UNIT OUTLINE Introduction - Why We Need Trees Life in the Forest Types of Trees Forest Products Forest Locations Forest Fires Forestry and the Environment Conclusions - Planting Trees RATIONALE Forests are one of our most important resources. Most children do not realize the value of our forests. This unit is to make students aware of forest products, types of trees, the value of forests, the damage that for ...

Four Parts of a Green Plant and the Functions of each Part Hawthorne, Sarah F. Coles Elem. School 2054 E. 69th Street 1-312-933-6550 Chicago,Il. 60649 1-312-493-1960 Objectives The learner will learn four parts of a green plant and the functions of each part. Apparatus Needed An apple; bag of tea; two stalks of celery (a stalk of raw celery and a stalk of celery in colored water); an onion in a cup/glass of water; one sweet po ...

From Flower to Fruit Ward, Joy A. Hope Community Academy 8437 S. Rhodes 1-312-962-2760 Chicago, IL 60619 1-312-874-0536 Objectives 1) Students will learn that flowers have essentially four parts. 2) Students will learn both the male and female reproductive parts of the flower. 3) Students will learn about self-pollination and pollination by insects and other animals. Equipment and ...

Lesson Plan #: AELP-AGR0010 From Seed to Plant An Educator's Reference Desk Lesson Plan Author: Marcia Goudie, Montessori Children's School, Vacaville, California Date: May 1998 Grade Level(s): 1, 2, 3 Subject(s): Science/Agriculture Science/Botany Introduction: One of the most popular science units for a primary teacher is a unit on plants. This is a unit on plants and seeds that I wrote for use this spring with my children at Montessori Children's School in ...

Lesson Plan #:AELP-AGR0001 Fruits and Vegetables An Educator's Reference Desk Lesson Plan Author: Robert D. Willis, Arapahoe Middle School, Arapahoe, WY Date: May 1994 Grade Level(s): 5, 6, 7, 8 Subject(s): Science/Agriculture Science/Botany Overview Plant reproduction and response helps students understand the difference between plants with seeds and seedless plants. In this activity, students are surprised to learn that any of the items commonly called vegetab ...

GERMINATION: NAME THAT SEED Blonzella Campbell Chicago Vocational High School 2100 East 87th Chicago, IL 60617 1-312-978-1600 Objectives: 1. The student should gain an appreciation of the complexity or the seed. 2. The student should be able to recognize and differentiate between the male ...

Grade 5 Science Core Unit: Plant Structure and Function Unit overview: This unit focuses on the functions of the leaves, stems, roots, and flowers of plants. In addition, the identification of plant species is emphasized. Saskatchewan field and forage crops are used to show plant diversity. The importance of agriculture is discussed. Related units: The grade 1 Core Unit, Plants, involves the identification of plant parts. Conditions producing optimal growth are described in the grade 2 Co ...

Grade 4 Science Optional Unit: Plant Diversity Unit overview: This unit on Plant Diversity examines the variety of plants. Different phyla, classes, orders, and families of plants are examined. Plant classification is very complex. A detailed classification system does not need to be developed. Plants have adapted to survive under a wide variety of growing conditions. In this unit students should explore ways in which those adaptations can occur. Related units: Plant cells can be exam ...

Grade 1 Science Core Unit: Plants Unit overview: A comparison of various plants, and the parts of those plants, will lead to a discussion of how each of those parts helps to meet the needs of the plant. How plants are adapted to their surroundings, and the importance of plants to humans, are also emphasized. Related units: This unit serves as an important introduction to the grade 2 Core Unit, Plant Growth. If possible, consult with the grade 2 teacher since it may be useful to coordinate ...

Science 6 Core Unit: Ecosystems Unit overview Life on earth derives from a complex interdependence among biotic and abiotic components. This is the concept of the ecosystem. The whole earth can be seen as one ecosystem, or ecosphere. Alternatively, it can be viewed as a series of linked subsystems. Species and the spaces they inhabit are equally important. We can not separate and priorize the components because in fact, the components have no meaning apart from the whole. Components such as ...

Grade 3 Science Optional Unit: Plant Structures and Adaptations Unit Overview: The study of the diversity of plants, and how this diversity helps plants survive, is the main focus of this unit. Related Units: The Core Unit Earth, with its study of soil, may be integrated with this unit. Since many plant adaptations fit them to live in particular soils, those two aspects could be studied together. Suggested themes: adaptation, foods, house plants, plants, reproduction, seasons, structure ...

Grade 2 Science Core Unit:Plant Growth Unit overview: In this unit a variety of different types of plants are studied. The parts of a plant are identified. The functions of each of those parts are described. Students will investigate how seeds are planted naturally, as compared to how they are planted by gardiners or by farmers. Students will gain an appreciation for nature by seeing the plants in their natural habitats. Students will develop an understanding that farmers in Saskatchewan gr ...

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Choose Your ViewView By SubjectScience Teamwork Growing Plants Unit Unit Description Objectives Materials and Resources Unit Lesson Plans Relation to Standards One Computer versus Many Grade level: Upper Elementary Subject Area: Science Unit Description This unit is designed to encourage students to develop the scientific skills of observation, predicting, controlling variables, experimenting, inferring and recording information as they st ...

Parent and Teachers guide for use with Growing Seasons A window on a very personal slice of American history in farm country through the seasons of the year. Growing Seasons is adaptable for multi-curriculum instruction at the elementary school level. The areas of study include language arts, American history and social studies. A true story of growing up in a farm family at the beginning of the twentieth century, the book emphasizes the importance of literacy as one of the primary ...

Return to Science Lesson Plans Growing and Harvesting Fruits and Vegetables Claude Moore Colonial Farm at Turkey Run 6310 Georgetown Pike McLean, VA 22101 (703) 442-7557 (Group Visit) Instructional Unit: The students will participate in various lessons/ activities including the planting and harvesting of fruits and vegetables. Curriculum Unit: Grade Preschool Science Objectives: Students will: 1. Identify various parts of a farm in story books (i.e. fields, garden, orc ...

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Lesson Plan #: AELP-AGR0013 How Are Seeds the Same and Different? An Educator's Reference Desk Lesson Plan Submitted by: Lisa Ventura Email: RHTAI@postbox.CSI.CUNY.edu School/University/Affiliation: college of Staten Island Endorsed by: Dr. Tai, College of Staten Island, Staten Island, NY Date: November 29, 1998 Grade Level(s): Kindergarten, 1 Subject(s): Science/Agriculture Science/Botany Duration: one or two 45-minute session Description: Students will ...

How Buds on Trees Survive the Cold (and Related Mysteries) Ben Stark Illinois Institute of Technology 1126 N. Harvey IIT Center Oak Park IL 60302 Chicago IL 60616 708-386-8670 312-567-3488 Objectives: This science "mystery" was originally presented to second and third graders, but is probably appropriate for grades 2-6. The objectives are (1) to see how the delicate tissues of a tree bud are insulated so that t ...

How Plants Spice Up Our Lives Trudy S. Moore Scott Joplin Elementary School 6910 S. Oglesby #1 7931 S. Honore Chicago IL 60649 Chicago IL 60620 (312) 363-7887 (312) 535-2547 Objectives: This lesson is designed for the third grade but can be easily adapted to lower or higher grades. The objectives of this lesson are: * Students will be able to label and identify parts of plants. * Students will be able to identify ...

Interview a Tree click here for the adobe version recommend this activity to a friend This activity is designed for children in grades 5 - 8. You might be able to adapt it to younger ones or partner a younger child with an older one. The objectives are: to learn the characteristics of a variety of trees, to use interviewing and research skills. Background:All trees have certain characteristics - the area of the country, the type of soil (wet, sandy, clay), color and texture of the bark, ...

Investigating the Structure of the Flower Charles Buzek John Spry School 35 S. Kensington 2300 S. Marshall La Grange IL 60525 Chicago IL 60623 (708) 482-0024 (773) 534-1400 Objectives: The student will learn the basic anatomy of a flower by means of creating a model. The student will understand the proportional relationships of the various parts illustrated. The student will understand the value of modeling f ...

Search Lessons Write a Lesson Plan Guide Selection Criteria Copyright Statement Printer friendly text Lesson Plan #:AELP-INT0142 Jack and the Beanstalk An Educator's Reference Desk Lesson Plan Submitted by: Jodie Coulson, Madill Elem., OK Endorsed by: These lesson plans are the result of the work of the teachers who have attended the Columbia Education Center's Summer Workshop. CEC is a consortium of teachers from 14 western states dedicated to impr ...

Tulip Lessons How These Lessons Support Nat'l. Science Standards Fall Lessons Deciding Where to Plant the Garden (Planting Rubric) Predicting the Arrival of Spring (Global Challenge) How Do You Define Spring? (Take-Home Survey) Tulips as Tools (Dissection & Observations) A Matter of Degrees (Understanding Microclimates) Going to Extremes: The 1st Annual Microclimate Challenge Replicating the Experiment (Take-Home Tulip Garden) Phenology Data Exchange (Find Your Partner Usin ...

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Title: Leaves Grade Level (s): 3 - 4 Subjects: Science, Math, Health, Art Learner Outcomes: The students will: * Describe the functions of a leaf. * Identify the parts of a leaf. * Explain uses of veins and stomates. * Explain the different types of leaves. Duration of Lesson: 2 days - 1 hour sessions Materials: * leaves * chalkboard * calculators * graph paper * art paper * paint Technology Tools/Courseware: * Eyewitness Encyclopedia of Na ...

Lesson 1.3 What Bees Eat Grades: K-3 Essential Skills: Science, Visual Arts, Drama Duration: 1 class period OVERVIEW Students are introduced to the concept that plants and animals are dependent on one another and that bees visiting flowers are busy gathering food. Preparation Teacher Preparation: Gather a few live flowers for display. (Caution: remember that certain plants are poisonous and children may be allergic to some types of pollen.) Assemble display posters of flow ...

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To Kevin's Science Lesson Page Back to Index Back to Lesson Page Back to Home Download Text File TITLE: Photosynthesis and Transpiration AUTHOR: Nelida Boreale GRADE LEVEL: 6-8 OVERVIEW: Many students are not interested in science at all. They often think that the concepts taught in science are irrelevant to their needs. They think that science is boring and hard. Until children experience science in a fun way, their attitude toward science won't change. ...

Lesson Plan #:AELP-AGR0004 Lettuce Be Different An Educator's Reference Desk Lesson Plan Submitted by: Glenda Lazenby, Casady School, Oklahoma City, OK Endorsed by: These lesson plans are the result of the work of the teachers who have attended the Columbia Education Center's Summer Workshop. CEC is a consortium of teacher from 14 western states dedicated to improving the quality of education in the rural, western, United States, and particularly the quality of math and science E ...

Teacher Tips Living Things is a comprehensive topic with many sub-topics. The resources in the "Living Things" unit are categorized according to the following scheme. "Individuals" deals primarily with the anatomy and physiology of plants and animals. Cells, structure, systems, and adaptations are a few of the subject areas. "Families" addresses the systems for classification of plants and animals. Observed characteristics are emphasized as a primary means for clas ...

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Museums in the Classroom Pumpkin Project This project was created by teachers in the 1997 Museums in the Classroom Summer Workshop at the Chicago Academy of Sciences. The lesson is all about those lovely, roundish, orange fruits--pumpkins. Included in this project are hands-on activities, links to other web sites on pumpkins, extension ideas, and a discussion of the standards met by this project. I. Words To Know About Pumpkins. II. What are Pumpkins? III. How Do They ...

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HOW PLANTS GROW: WHAT DO LIVING THINGS NEED TO SURVIVE? Author: Jillian Duffield, Intermediate School 70 Course/Grade Level: 6th Grade Life Sciences Time Frame: 3-4 weeks Student Project In preparation for the project, we took trips to the Brooklyn Botanical Gardens, the New York Hall of Science and the Liberty Science Center. Students were asked to look at those exhibits that demonstrate the concepts covered in this project. Students will begin the project by experimenting with lima b ...

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Academy Curricular Exchange Columbia Education Center Science TITLE: Fruits and Vegetables AUTHOR: Robert D. Willis, Arapahoe Middle School, Arapahoe, WY OVERVIEW: Plant reproduction and response helps students understand the difference between plants with seeds and seedless plants. In this activity students are surprised to learn that any of the items commonly called vegetables or nuts are really fruits. GRADE LEVEL: Appropriate for grades 5 - 8 PUR ...

Oh What A Tangled Web We Weave Title: "Oh, What a Tangled Web we Weave" Grades: 3 thru 5 Overview: This lesson serves to introduce the children to the study of plants and why they are so important to everyone. It also serves to demonstrate to the children how, no matter what they eat, are connected to the plants. Setting the Stage: In order to begin your unit on plants, you must first set the stage. To do this you will need many things. First, you could hang green streame ...

From Seed to Plant List of Resources Lesson Plan taken from MSN Encarta Schoolhouse http://encarta.msn.com/schoolhouse/ Submitted by Marcia Goudie Montessori Children's School, Vacaville, CA. Note: The lesson plan is no longer available at the above web site. Grades 1 to 3 Introduction One of the most popular science units for a primary teacher is a unit on plants. I created this unit by compiling materials from many sources. Most teachers have many ideas up their sleeves ...

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Title: Parts of a Plant Grade Level(s): 3 - 4 Subject(s): Science Learner Outcomes: The students will be able to: * identify the four basic parts of a plant. * locate and identify the five basic parts of a flower. * understand the function of the parts of a plant. * name at least two types of food we get from each plant part. Duration of Lesson: This lesson will take approximately four to five lessons. Materials: * an example of a flowering plant such as impatiens ...

COMPUTER INTERFACING AND PHOTOSYNTHESIS TRANSPIRATION Doug Herman, Biology Teacher , East High School, Sioux City, IA. 51106 AESPHawk@aol.com I have been trying for some time to locate usable interfacing equipment for measuring some of the variables that indicate to students that photosynthesis is taking place in plants. Biology teachers all familiar with the classic tests for starch and sugar in the leaves of geraniums left in the light and dark for 24 hours. These labs ...

Photosynthesis Lab Background Information: Green plants use sunlight to make glucose. To do so, the plant must use carbon dioxide and water in a process called photosynthesis. The glucose made by plants is used by plants and animals as a source of energy. To release the energy contained in the bonds of glucose, the glucose must be converted to ATP. The process by which ATP is made from glucose is called cellular respiration. Respiration also produces waste products including carbon dioxide an ...

Photosynthesis: A Controlled Experiment Coley, Juana 23 W. 143rd Street Rosa Parks Middle School Dixmoor, IL 60426 1-708-339-9550 1-708-385-4286 Objective To measure the amount of starch left in a leaf of a geranium plant under the following conditions; carbon dioxide increased, decreased and neither increased or decreased. To prove increased starch incr ...

Plant Actions Angelica Wright Robert Fulton 6131 S. Campbell 5300 S. Hermitage Chicago IL 60629 Chicago IL 60609 (773) 436-2149 (773) 535-9000 Part A-Photosynthesis Objectives: To define the term photosynthesis. To practice iodine test for the presence of starch in leaves. To compare the results of iodine test of two leaves one that has been exposed to sunlight and one that has not. Materials needed: CAUTION! ...

Title: What Plants Need to Survive? Grade Level: First to Fourth Subjects: Science, Art, and Language Arts Learner Outcomes: Students should be able to: * tells you what plants need to thrive * write a short paragraph about the needs of plants Duration of Lesson: This lesson will take a week of science lessons, two writing lessons, and two art lessons. Materials: * World Book's Young Scientist vol. 5 * Play with Plants by Millicent E. Selsam * our scie ...

Search Lessons Write a Lesson Plan Guide Selection Criteria Copyright Statement Printer friendly text Lesson Plan #:AELP-BOT0001 Plant Systems An Educator's Reference Desk Lesson Plan These lesson plans are the result of the work of the teachers who have attended the Columbia Education Center's Summer Workshop. CEC is a consortium of teacher from 14 western states dedicated to improving the quality of education in the rural, western, United States, a ...

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Teamwork Growing Plants Unit Lesson Two Planting Brief Description Objectives Materials and Resources Activity Description Grade Level: Upper Elementary Subject Area: Science Brief Description Students will form groups to conduct an experiment. They will plant seedlings to test the effects of sunlight, water and soil, on the growth of seedlings. Objectives Students will: Conduct a scientific experiment with controls on variables. Plant seeds and ...

KINDERGARTEN SCIENCE Life SciencePlants 0F2.00 Unifying Concepts of ScienceOrganization 2.3 a CURRICULAR CORRELATIONS GRADE: Kindergarten CONTENT STANDARD: Life Science CONTENT TOPIC: Plants CONCEPT: Plants require air, water, and light. CONTENT OBJECTIVE: 0F2.00 To understand how plants grow and change INSTRUCTIONAL OBJECTIVES: The learner will: 2.01 observe that plants need soil, water, light and air. 2.02 observe the changes in plants from seeds to maturity. OUTLINE OF C ...

Lesson Plan #:AELP-AGR0006 Plants and Seeds An Educator's Reference Desk Lesson Plan These lesson plans are the result of the work of the teachers who have attended the Columbia Education Center's Summer Workshop. CEC is a consortium of teacher from 14 western states dedicated to improving the quality of education in the rural, western, United States, and particularly the quality of math and science Education. CEC uses Big Sky Telegraph as the hub of their telecommunications networ ...

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Humans, the Environment, and the Great Plains Farming Background: Agriculture plays a key role in human life. The modern farmer has the important job of feeding the world. He uses advanced methods and new products to increase his yield from the land to provide food to the growing populations. This practice, however, also brings about some serious problems like erosion, pollution, and decreasing cultivable land. Objective: This lesson will focus on various farming practices and the effects t ...

Fibers from Plants and Animals Science and Writing Grade Level: First/ Second Teacher of Lesson: Mary Beth Martin Introduction/ Background: This lesson is part of the introduction to my integrated unit on quilts. Up to this point we have read The Patchwork Quilt by Valerie Flourney, a story about a young girl and her grandmother as they work on a quilt together; looked at a quilt that belongs to a student in our class; and did some quilt math with arithmetic combinations. Today's lesson wi ...

Researching Research http://edweb.sdsu.edu/triton/JGarciaResearch/UnitTemplate.html by Julie Garcia Introduction This unit was developed at Memorial Academy in the Spring of 1996 in conjunction with the San Diego Unified School District's Triton Project, a Challenge Grant funded by the U. S. Department of Education. Focus: Researching global discoveries in oceanography for tomorrow's world The oceans cover three-quarters of the earth's surface and are vital for the functioning of ...

Title: Roots Grade Level: 3-4 Subjects: Science, Social Studies, Math, Art Learner Outcomes: The students will: * Describe the jobs of a root. * Distinguish between the two main types of root systems. * Explain the benefits of root hairs. Duration of lesson: 2 days (1 hour sessions) Materials: * plants * house plants * metric rulers * hand held microscopes * vinegar * limestone * dish * paper towels * radish seeds * art paper Technolo ...

SCIENCE PLAY ENVIRONMENTAL BALL GRADES: 5-9 A quick and easy game style activity designed to familiarize students with components of the environment, their relationships and interactions. Students in grades six through eight should be comfortable understanding the purpose of the activity. With some changes in terminology, lower or higher grades can also participate. MATERIALS: a ball file cards labeled with various biotic and abiotic things that make up the environment (dog, wind, ...

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Seed Germination Calvin Harris Bethune Elementary 308 W. 145TH Street 3030 W. Arthington Riverdale IL 60627 Chicago IL 60612 (708)841-7822 (312)534-6890 Objective: The main objective of the Mini-teach is to show students that water and air are essential to the germination process of plant life and that this process can be demonstrated by using any different number of growth chambers. Materials Needed: ...

Seeds-Seed Sort Anna Summers Henry Clay Elementary School 10534 S. Vernon 13231 S. Burley Chicago IL 60628 Chicago IL 60633 312-568-8718 312-535-5600 Objective: The second grade students will count and sort seeds and find the likenesses and differences of many seeds. Materials needed: Small Dixie cups-one per group of 3-4 students: lima beans, kidney beans, pop corn, sunflower seeds, garbanzo beans, black-eyed ...

Teamwork Growing Plants Unit Lesson Four Sharing Information Brief Description Objectives Materials and Resources Internet Resources Activity Description Grade Level: Upper Elementary Subject Area: Science Brief Description Students will collaborate with another classroom via the Internet to share data, questions, results, and check the validity of their testing procedures. Objectives Students will: Predict and observe plant growth over time. ...

Showing Nature's Way-Plant Development and the Plant Parts We Eat Ewers, Katherine Burke Elementary School 8126 S. Homan Ave. (312)924-5823 Chicago, IL 60652 (312)778-3760 Objectives The student will demonstrate and record the stages of plant growth. The student will categorize food plants by identifying the edible part. Apparatus needed 1. Live bean pods, sprouts, and plants showing blossoms and beans. 2. Posters showing the plant stages. 3. Black ...

Structure and Function of Seeds Ben Stark Ill. Inst. of Technology - Division of Biology 1126 N. Harvey Dept. of Chemical and Biological Sciences Oak Park IL 60302 IIT Center - Chicago IL 60616 (312)567-3488 Objectives: Seeds of flowering plants have two main parts, the "cotyledon(s)" (one or two, depending on the seed type) and the "embryo" (a tiny "baby" plant in a state of suspended animat ...

Structure Of A Plant Sheila Mckinnon Sherman School 11556 S. Hale 1OOO S. 52nd Street Chicago IL 60643 Chicago IL 60609 (773) 239-4178 (773) 535-1757 Objectives: To Investigate How Plants Grow With And Without Seeds. Use scientific methods to perform simple experiments, including asking a question, making predictions, describing a procedure, making observations, collecting data, and drawing conclusions. Follow dire ...

Structure of Seeds and Effects of Fertilizer on Plant Growth Ben Stark Illinois Institute of Technology 1126 N. Harvey BCPS, IIT Center Oak Park IL 60302 Chicago IL 60616 (312) 567-3488 Objectives: There are two main objectives of this Mini-teach. The first is to learn about the structural components of seeds of higher plants and the functions of each of these components. The second is to inve ...

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The Effects of Light and Temperature on the Growth and Development of Plants Robinson, Minnie L. Fenger High School 15616 Woodlawn East Ave. 11220 South Wallace Ave. South Holland, IL 60473 Chicago, IL 60628 1-708-331-0738 1-312-821-2830 Objectives 1. To show how visible light constitutes only a small part of the spectrum of radiant energy. 2. To show how light can be separated into a variety of colors if ...

The Effects of Over Exposure to Ultraviolet Radiation on the Growth of Plants and Bacteria Chaffin, Mildred C. Hyde Park Career Acad.HS. 7354 S. King Dr. 947-7180 Chicago, Il 60619 Objective: Students should be able to explain the deleterious effects of ultraviolet radiation on the growth and development of plants and bacteria. Also students should be able to describe the effect of ozone on ultraviolet radiation. Mat ...

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The Parts of A Perfect Flower Guinevere Miller Englewood High School 1936 E. 173rd Street 6201 S. Stewart Ave. South Holland, Ill. 60473 Chicago, Ill. 60621 (708) 895-3056 (312) 723-1710 Ext. 643 Objectives: Upon completion of this lab activity, the student will be able to (1) identify each flower part. (2) explain the role of each flower part. Materials needed: (1) Gladiola/lilies (7) construction paper (2) raz ...

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The Structure of A Flower Dorothy J. Brandon Anton Dvorak Elem. School 4915 W. Iowa St. 3615 W. 16th. St. Chicago IL 60651 Chicago IL 60624 (312) 534-1690 Objectives: Observe the structure of a flower. What function does each of these structures serve? Observe the variety of flower shapes. To identify the parts of a flower reproduction stage: pollination. Materials needed: ...

Transportation in Plants Matthew Gibson Joliet West High School 500 Kungs Way 401 N. Larkin Joliet IL 60435 Joliet IL 60435 (815) 744-9054 (815) 727-6950 Objectives: This lesson is designed for middle school and high school. The objectives for this lesson are as follows: 1) Students will understand how the forces of adhesion and cohesion and the process of transpiration aid in the transportation of water through t ...

Tree Identification by the Use of Leaves Elaine E. Messal Henry Clay Elementary 148 166th Street 13231 South Burley Calumet City IL 60409 Chicago IL 60633 708-868-6296 312-535-5600 Objectives: 1) Utilize the phenomenological approach to motivate students at the sixth grade level to understand how leaf arrangement and structure can be used for tree identification. 2) Develop the ability and desire to use concepts presented to ...

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Little Bloomers: Gardening With Trees Did you know that trees can help make many different kinds of gardens grow? Help the Treetures and Little Bloomers explore their friendship as they teach us about the benefits of Gardening with Trees. 1. Wind Breaks: Trees planted in just the right places protect gardens from strong winds. Create a classroom experiment to test this benefit. Plant grass seed or any fast growing plants/flowers in two different plastic tubs. Once the plants have ...

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| Urban Science: The Living Ecosystem | Urban Safari A Walk on the Wild Side in the City Patricia Dung, UCLA Science Project Co-Director Esther Zack, UCLA Science Project Facilitator PART A: THE LIVING ECOSYSTEM- Elementary Introduction: What is here? What do we see in the urban environment that we can recognize as an ecosystem? If we look closely enough, we will discover a remarkable array of living systems that may not be the same as before man's impact on the area, ...

Lesson: Uses of Trees Author: Marc Sheehan Title of Lesson: Trees and their Uses Time: 25-30 minutes Grade Level: Kindergarten Idea Supplied By: Barbara Egan, Mark Twain Elementary (Federal Way, WA) Materials: The Giving Tree (Shel Silverstein), Plants of the Pacific Northwest Coast (Jim Pojar), 30 leaves ( 10 Alder, 10 Bigleaf Maple, 10 Vine Maple), crayons, white paper, butcher paper, pen Objectives: The students will identify 3-4 ways how trees are used. The ...

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One of the biggest challenges of classroom gardens is to maximize the learning opportunites for the students. It is important to tie garden activites into curriculum and make sure to have regularly scheduled "garden time." Using a garden as a teaching tool can be both exciting and rewarding if proper steps are taken to plan and organize lesson plans. The author of this site is actively involved in gardening with children and volunteers for a local classroom garden. She conducts weekly program ...

What are Some Substances That Will Cause Algae To Grow? Liz Jones Yale School Elementary 8141 S. State St. 7025 S. Princeton Ave. Chicago, Ill. 60619 Chicago, Ill. 60621 (312) 874-5552 (312) 535-3091 Objective: Students will learn how to set up a controlled experiment. Students will be able to determine the effects of oil, detergent, copper crystals sulfate and lawn fertilizer have on the growth of algae. Materials ...

Teamwork Growing Plants Unit Lesson One What Makes a Healthy Plant? Brief Description Objectives Materials and Resources Activity Description Grade Level: Upper Elementary Subject Area: Science Brief Description In this lesson, students predict the effects of water, light, and soil on the development of a plant and then design an experiment to test their predictions. Objectives Students will: Make observations of plant growth over time. Ask ques ...

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