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Robein School District 85 |
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CURRICULUM GUIDE |
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Science - Grade 4 |
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Goal 11: Inquiry/Tech Design
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Standard 11.A
The learner will be able to
know and apply the concepts, principles and processes of scientific inquiry.
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| Standard 11.A |
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IL: Learning Standards, 1997, Late Elementary, 11.A |
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Questioning: Formulate/Answer
The learner will be able to
formulate questions and choose steps needed to answer the questions: (Knowledge) - describing science observation concepts used to ask questions on a specific topic; (Knowledge) - remembering scientific knowledge and concepts appropriate to a scientific topic used to ask questions; (Knowledge) - recalling the logical sequence of a scientific investigation to answer questions; (Application) - analyzing a simple research question that they can answer with observations and scientific knowledge; (Application) - applying the logical sequence of steps of a scientific investigation to answer a question.
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| Standard 11.A |
Analysis |
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IL Performance Descriptors: 11A, Stage D |
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Data: Collection/Investigation
The learner will be able to
collect data for investigations by: (Knowledge) - recognizing how to use observation to collect and record data; (Knowledge) - recognizing how to collect the amount and quality of data to investigate a question or solve a problem; (Knowledge) - describing estimation, measurement concepts, and tools to collect and record data; (Knowledge) - identifying simple validation methods to check data for accuracy; (Application) - using observation to collect and record data; (Application) - collecting the amount and quality of data to investigate a question or solve a problem; (Application) - using estimation, measurement concepts, and tools to collect and record data; (Application) - using simple validation methods given to them to check data for accuracy.
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IL Performance Descriptors: 11A, Stage D |
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Data: Graphical Construction
The learner will be able to
construct charts and visualizations to display data by: (Knowledge) - explaining data using various kinds of graphs and charts; (Knowledge) - examine examples of simple graphs and charts produced by a computer or other technology; (Application) - reporting data from a variety of graphs and charts; (Application) - using a computer or other technology to produce simple graphs and charts.
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| Standard 11.A |
Application |
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IL Performance Descriptors: 11A, Stage D |
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Data: Assessment/Make/Explanations
The learner will be able to
use data to produce reasonable explanations by: (Knowledge) - identifying data from multiple observations and sources of the same event that explain an effect or result; (Application) - using data from multiple observations and sources of the same event to explain an effect or result.
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| Standard 11.A |
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IL Performance Descriptors: 11A, Stage D |
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Investigations: Conducting/Group
The learner will be able to
report and display results of individual and group investigations by: (Knowledge) - identifying graphs and charts to report the results of small group observations of the same event; (Knowledge) - describe examples of a variety of approaches to communicate the results of individual and group investigations; (Application) - construct graphs and charts from forms given to them to report the results of small group observations of the same event; (Application) - discuss a variety of approaches to communicate the results.
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| Standard 11.A |
Analysis |
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IL Performance Descriptors: 11A, Stage D |
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Standard 11.B
The learner will be able to
know and apply the concepts, principles and processes of technological design.
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Bloom's |
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| Standard 11.B |
Application |
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IL: Learning Standards, 1997, Late Elementary, 11.B |
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Design: Solution/Propose
The learner will be able to
identify a design problem and propose possible solutions by: (Knowledge) - listing possible design problems; (Knowledge) - describing possible design solutions to a given design problem; (Application) - determine a design problem from a list of possibilities; (Application) - recording possible solutions to a given design problem.
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| Standard 11.B |
Analysis |
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IL Performance Descriptors: 11B, Stage D |
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Procedures: Develop
The learner will be able to
develop a plan, design a procedure to address the problem to be solved, and identify constraints by: (Knowledge) - listening to a group discussion of the design plan and procedure within time limits and with available materials; (Application) - sketching a design plan for the solution to the problem within time limits and available materials.
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| Standard 11.B |
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IL Performance Descriptors: 11B, Stage D |
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Models: Build
The learner will be able to
build a model of the design using available tools and materials by: (Knowledge) - researching prototypes or models to be built according to a design using available tools and materials; (Application) - construct a list of steps to build a prototype or model according to a design using available tools and materials.
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| Standard 11.B |
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IL Performance Descriptors: 11B, Stage D |
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Prototype: Test/Instrument/Techniques
The learner will be able to
test the prototype using suitable instruments, techniques, and quantitative measurements to record data by: (Knowledge) - listing steps involved in testing a prototype or model, the test instruments, techniques, and quantitative measurements to record; (Knowledge) - discovering that the test of the prototype or model will be replicated and the results compared; (Application) - experimenting with a prototype or model; (Application) - collecting and recording data for a prototype or model.
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| Standard 11.B |
Analysis |
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IL Performance Descriptors: 11B, Stage D |
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Conclusions: Assess/Errors
The learner will be able to
assess the test results and effectiveness of a design, when given criteria including possible sources of error by: (Knowledge) - identifying, from given criteria, including possible sources of error during the design testing; (Knowledge) - recognizing parts of a design plan or prototype that need to be changed after initial tests of a devise; (Application) - experimenting with a design plan or prototype to see how it matches up against test criteria; (Application) - preparing changes in a design plan or prototype after tests have shown sources of error.
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| Standard 11.B |
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IL Performance Descriptors: 11B, Stage D |
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Test: Design/Processes/Results
The learner will be able to
report a test design, test processes, and test results by: (Knowledge) - identifying test designs, procedures, and results; (Application) - discovering that an organized presentation should include: how the test was designed, how the test was conducted, and an explanation of the test results; (Application) - show a test design, procedures, and results.
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| Standard 11.B |
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IL Performance Descriptors: 11B, Stage D |
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Goal 12: Life/Physical/Earth/Space
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Standard 12.A
The learner will be able to
know and apply concepts that explain how living things function, adapt and change.
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| Standard 12.A |
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IL: Learning Standards, 1997, Late Elementary, 12.A |
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Animals & Plants: Life Cycle/Know
The learner will be able to
know the simple life cycles of plants and animals and the similarities and differences in their offspring by: (Knowledge) - labeling the stages of simple life cycles of selected plants and animals; (Knowledge) - observing stages of simple life cycles of selected plants and animals; (Knowledge) - observing the similarities and differences of offspring and their parents; (Application) - identifying the stages of simple life cycles of selected plants and animals; (Application) - recording observations of the life cycle of selected plants and animals; (Application) - listing characteristics of offspring with their parents.
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| Standard 12.A |
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IL Performance Descriptors: 12A, Stage D |
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Heredity: Traits/Sort/Inherited/Learned
The learner will be able to
categorize features as either inherited or learned by: (Knowledge) - identifying the behavior and characteristics of selected plants and animals; (Knowledge) - telling the difference between inherited and learned characteristics of living organisms; (Application) - comparing the behavior and characteristics of selected plants and animals to determine whether their characteristics are inherited or learned.
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| Standard 12.A |
Comprehension |
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IL Performance Descriptors: 12A, Stage D |
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Standard 12.B
The learner will be able to
know and apply concepts that describe how living things interact with each other and with their environment.
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| Standard 12.B |
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IL: Learning Standards, 1997, Late Elementary, 12.B |
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Environment: Organisms
The learner will be able to
know the relationships among various organisms in their environments by: (Knowledge) - matching predator with prey in a habitat illustration; (Knowledge) - describing a simple parasite/host relationship with which they are familiar (e.g., mosquito, tick or leech).; (Knowledge) - describing a simple food chain or food web; (Application) - reporting on the predator/prey relationships that are commonly found in local habitats; (Application) - choosing which parasite most often infects a host (e.g., leech to fish, flea to dog); (Application) - investigating a simple food chain and or web of organisms from a habitat.
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| Standard 12.B |
Analysis |
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IL Performance Descriptors: 12B, Stage D |
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Environment: Adaptation
The learner will be able to
know how an organism's physical features help it live in its environment by: (Knowledge) - listing which physical features help a plant survive in its environment; (Knowledge) - listing which physical features help an animal survive in its environment; (Application) - reporting on plant adaptations that suit them for a particular environment; (Application) - reporting on animal adaptations that suit them for a particular environment.
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| Standard 12.B |
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IL Performance Descriptors: 12B, Stage D |
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Standard 12.C
The learner will be able to
know and apply concepts that describe properties of matter and energy and the interactions between them.
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| Standard 12.C |
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IL: Learning Standards, 1997, Late Elementary, 12.C |
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Energy: Types/Know
The learner will be able to
know different types of energy including light, heat, sound, electrical, and mechanical by: (Knowledge) - listing types of energy; (Knowledge) - observing experiments that investigate the interrelationships among various types of energy; (Application) - demonstrating different types of energy; (Application) - conducting simple experiments to investigate the interrelationships among various types of energy.
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| Standard 12.C |
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IL Performance Descriptors: 12C, Stage D |
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Matter: Properties/Matter
The learner will be able to
know the properties of solids, liquids, and gases by: (Knowledge) - listing the properties of solids, liquids, and gases; (Knowledge) - listening to an explanation of the differences among the properties of solids, liquids, and gases; (Application) - conducting experiments to investigate concepts related to properties of matter.
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| Standard 12.C |
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IL Performance Descriptors: 12C, Stage D |
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Standard 12.D
The learner will be able to
know and apply concepts that describe force and motion and the principles that explain them.
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| Standard 12.D |
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IL: Learning Standards, 1997, Late Elementary, 12.D |
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Motion: Variable/Constant/Periodic
The learner will be able to
know constant, variable, and periodic motions by: (Knowledge) - defining constant, variable, and periodic motions; (Application) - choosing whether motion is constant, variable or periodic.
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| Standard 12.D |
Comprehension |
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IL Performance Descriptors: 12D, Stage D |
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Forces: Action/Reaction
The learner will be able to
know ways forces cause actions and reactions by: (Knowledge) - discovering the causal relationships of forces in terms of actions and reactions; (Knowledge) - listening to an explanation of how variability in forces can affect variability of actions and reactions; (Application) - demonstrating the causal relationships of forces in terms of actions and reactions; (Application) - demonstrating how variability in forces can affect variability of actions in reactions.
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| Standard 12.D |
Comprehension |
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IL Performance Descriptors: 12D, Stage D |
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