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What I know:
Covers standards for science for multiple grade levels

What I want to know:
What are some fun ways to incorporate fun lesson plans dealing with NGSS. Who discovered NGSS

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What I know: K-5 is labeled individually. Middle school is labeled as MS and high school is labeled as HS.
What I want to know: How are these standards different.

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Four Domains (Categories)

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I want to know if we need to incorporate both NGSS and regular science standards into the classroom

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I know that NGSS covers 4 core concepts, it is broken up into grade levels, and is cross cutting.

I want to know if they provide full lessons, units, or assessments for teachers to use. I would also like to know if and when they will be implemented into classrooms?

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I kind of know what the letters and numbers stand for.

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NGSS stands for next generation science standards

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What I Know:
each grade level focuses on a specific science standard. It focuses in a 3 specific areas one focus has to do with implementing hands on content

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What I know:
Science standards that tell us the level of thinking the students do during the lesson
What I want to know:
Do these standards have anything to do with the CCSS?

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What I know:
-divided into 4 sciences (earth, physical, life, and engineering)
- Categorized by grade levels

What I want to know:
-How is it organized?

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I know:
NGSS are the standards specifically for science
I want to know:
How are these standards different from state/common core standards

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What I know:
Three Dimensions
Four Content Domains- Physical, Life, Earth and Space, Engineering and Tech Science
What I want to know:
Why did they decide to change the standards?

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What I Know:
-Next Generation Science Standards
-Created with the intention of having students becoming more interested in the subject, possibly pursuing Science as a career choice

What I Want to Know:
-How is it different from the old standards?
-How can I implement and make the shift?

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What I Know:
- Grades K-5 are grouped by grade levels, where as grades 6-12 are grouped in "bands"
What I Want to Know
- Does NGSS outline ways for cross-curricular instruction? Does it make it easier to integrate science with other subjects?

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What I Know
-different types of categories for each science
-engineering/crosscutting/core
-also provides ELA standards and math CC standards
-physical, life, earth sciences(?)

What I Want to Know
-how is this organized?
-what is their reason for changing the standards
-is it more STEM based
-does it include more experiments/hands on

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What is the difference between NGSS and just regular standards?

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I know that NGSS stands for Next Generation Science standards

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I know that the NGSS standards are written by grade level then the type of science, then the standard itself.
I don't understand how the three dimensions are written in a standard when you have multiple of each.
I also don't understand how NGSS is different from CCSS.

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What I know: There are three dimensions in reading the standards; science and engineering practices, disciplinary core ideas, and crosscutting  concepts.

What’s I want to know: How in depth do the standards goes for kindergarten?