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I recently began utilizing science groups in my science classes. On this particular day, the first group in rotation came to me with their science notebooks for an experiment. One group worked on science websites, while another group completed guided notes with a severe weather power point. Another group read science literacy books and completed response cards, while the last group worked in their text books. The experiment we did was "The eye of the storm" using pepper, water, a paperclip, and a popsicle stick. 

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I recently began utilizing science groups in my science classes. On this particular day, the first group in rotation came to me with their science notebooks for an experiment. One group worked on science websites, while another group completed guided notes with a severe weather power point. Another group read science literacy books and completed response cards, while the last group worked in their text books. The experiment we did was "The eye of the storm" using pepper, water, a paperclip, and a popsicle stick. 

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Nicole Whitfield - St. Stephen Middle, Berkeley County School District

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Nicole Whitfield - St. Stephen Middle, Berkeley County School District

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In this unit students were introduced in learning about the interior of the Earth. Students were able to participate in handling the egg earth model and making a foldable diagram obtaining and communicating information about the Earth's layers. Student were able to determine the pros and cons in using the egg model and researching information about the layers composition, relative position, density, and etc.
CCC's - Systems and Systems Models
- Structure and Function
SEP's -  Develop and Use Models
- Obtaining, Evaluating, and communicating information
The indicator for this activity was to obtain and communicate information of the Earth's layers to describe crust, mantle, and core.

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Julie Waites - Little Mountain Elementary, Newberry County School District

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Julie Waites - Little Mountain Elementary, Newberry County School District

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In our recent unit study on light, students participated in a lab where they created six various models of the refraction of light. (In fourth grade, students must be able to distinguish between reflection, refraction, and absorption of light.) Students observed light traveling through substances of different densities, causing it to slow down and bend. Students recorded their observations after creating each model with their groups, and we discussed these observations together. As a final activity, students were to develop their own model to demonstrate the refraction of light, describe it, and include a diagram.

CCCs - Systems and System Models
SEPs - Develop and Use Models
Performance Indicator - 4.P.4A.4 Develop and use models to describe how light travels and interacts when it strikes an object (including reflection, refraction, and absorption) using evidence from observations.

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Does Light Affect the Growth of an Organism

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Jeff Burden SCDE  (These are just points to get you started...)

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Jeff Burden SCDE  (These are just points to get you started...)

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