Links for Parents AT NHKS

Grade

Earth Science

Life Science

Physical Science

K

plants

butterflies

senses

1

weather

frogs

chemistry

2

rocks and minerals

birds

physics

3

weather and more

bugs

physics of toys

4

Earth change

whales

chemistry

5

astronomy

mammals

physics

6

meteorology

rainforest

chemistry

7

geology

anatomy

mechanics

8

astronomy

ecosystems

physics

 

 

 

 

 

 

Simply Science Curriculum

At NHKS

Grade

Earth Science

Life Science

Physical Science

 K

Growing Up the basic needs of a plant: light, water, soil, air; how a plant grows when its needs are met; soil is different in different places

Fluttery Friends the characteristics of a butterfly; the habitat of a butterfly; the lifecycle of a butterfly; the food chain of a butterfly; why butterflies can be in danger

Sense-ibility

eyes see, ears hear, skin feels, noses smell, and tongues taste; describe objects according totheir physical properties; communicate information, classify objects, record information

1

Wild About Weather daily and seasonal weather changes; tools that measure the weather; collecting and interpreting weather data overtime; predicting weather; weather in other parts of the country

Froggy Friends

the characteristics of an amphibian;

the habitat of an amphibian; the life cycle of an amphibian; the food chain of an amphibian;

why amphibians can be in danger

What's This Stuff? properties of solids, liquids and gases; freezing, melting, condensing, and evaporating; heating and cooling change matter; how to recognize simple changes in matter

2

Rock and Roll

soil is different in different places; rocks have different properties(hardness, texture, color, etc.);rocks have different uses

Feathered Friends the characteristics of a bird; the habitat of a bird; the life cycle of a bird; the food chain of a bird; why birds can be in danger

Physics FUNdamentals
light can be reflected, refracted, or absorbed; sound is vibration; pitch; heat and its movement; electricity and its circuits; magnets attract iron, cobalt, and nickel;  the Earth is a magnet