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Title: Soccer                                                            Author: Mary Pope Osborne, Natalie Pope Boyce                                                                Publisher: Random House                                                         Publication Year: 2014               

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Title: Soccer                                                            Author: Mary Pope Osborne, Natalie Pope Boyce                                                                Publisher: Random House                                                         Publication Year: 2014               

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Synopsis: Soccer on Sunday is set in 1970 at the World Cup. Jack and Annie are on the hunt for answers from a famous player at the time. While it's not directly related to the physics of soccer balls, I think this book could provide great framework for the implementation of imaginative writing by brainstorming questions for the students' current favorite player. Additionally, students would be given the opportunity to consider the culture and social sciences.                                                                 

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Synopsis: Soccer on Sunday is set in 1970 at the World Cup. Jack and Annie are on the hunt for answers from a famous player at the time. While it's not directly related to the physics of soccer balls, I think this book could provide great framework for the implementation of imaginative writing by brainstorming questions for the students' current favorite player. Additionally, students would be given the opportunity to consider the culture and social sciences.                                                                 

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Title: Soccer: A Nonfiction Companion to Magic Tree House #52: Soccer on Sunday                                                                                                         Author: Mary Pope Osborne, Natalie Pope Boyce                                                                Publisher: Random House                                                          Publication Year: 2014                            

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Title: Soccer: A Nonfiction Companion to Magic Tree House #52: Soccer on Sunday                                                                                                         Author: Mary Pope Osborne, Natalie Pope Boyce                                                                Publisher: Random House                                                          Publication Year: 2014                            

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Synopsis: Written in conjunction with Soccer on Sunday, this book provides context for students to differentiate between facts and fiction in the original book. I especially liked that this book is written by the same authors, so you can be confident that references made are factual. Soccer: A Nonfiction Companion is also a great resource for continuing a discussion on soccer, as the publication includes a multitude of facts outside of those intended for the original storyline.

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Synopsis: Written in conjunction with Soccer on Sunday, this book provides context for students to differentiate between facts and fiction in the original book. I especially liked that this book is written by the same authors, so you can be confident that references made are factual. Soccer: A Nonfiction Companion is also a great resource for continuing a discussion on soccer, as the publication includes a multitude of facts outside of those intended for the original storyline.

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Synopsis: Science Buddies is a website designed for students and the adults in their lives (parents, teachers, etc.) to participate in simple experiments that will enhance student interest and learning connections.

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Synopsis: Science Buddies is a website designed for students and the adults in their lives (parents, teachers, etc.) to participate in simple experiments that will enhance student interest and learning connections.

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Students will understand and apply basic physics concepts including gravitational force, kinetic and potential energy forms, and scatterplot graphing. Writing and social studies concepts will also be addressed through student-led activities.

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Students will understand and apply basic physics concepts including gravitational force, kinetic and potential energy forms, and scatterplot graphing. Writing and social studies concepts will also be addressed through student-led activities.

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I work with fourth graders who are absolutely obsessed with sports of every kind. It's impossible to capture their attention for more than five minutes without the conversation being shifted back to some version of athletic competition (or competitor). As a means for connecting with these students and making their tangent conversations conducive to curriculum goals, I chose to focus on the science of sports.

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I work with fourth graders who are absolutely obsessed with sports of every kind. It's impossible to capture their attention for more than five minutes without the conversation being shifted back to some version of athletic competition (or competitor). As a means for connecting with these students and making their tangent conversations conducive to curriculum goals, I chose to focus on the science of sports.

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Publisher/Author:  Science Buddies Staff

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Publisher/Author:  Science Buddies Staff

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Credibility:  In addition to being recommended by many teachers, I knew being a ".org" site meant the chances of credible information were greater from this source than that of a ".com". After reading the main page and examining a few of the lessons, I found the content to be relevant and even created in partnership with big educationally trusted names including PBS and Discovery Education.

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Credibility:  In addition to being recommended by many teachers, I knew being a ".org" site meant the chances of credible information were greater from this source than that of a ".com". After reading the main page and examining a few of the lessons, I found the content to be relevant and even created in partnership with big educationally trusted names including PBS and Discovery Education.