Scientific Investigation

112.11(b)(1)(A)

ask questions about organisms, objects, and events observed in the natural world.

112.11(b)(2)(A)

collect and record information using tools, including rulers, thermometers, and magnifying glasses.

112.11(b)(2)(B)

communicate observations about simple descriptive investigations.

Matter and Energy

112.11(b)(3)(A)

observe and describe physical properties of natural sources of light, heat, and sound.

112.11(b)(4)(A)

observe and record weather changes from day to day and across seasons.

112.11(b)(4)(B)

identify characteristics of the seasons of the year and how they are related to changes in the environment.

112.11(b)(5)(A)

identify basic needs of plants and animals including air, water, and food.

112.11(b)(5)(B)

observe and describe the physical characteristics of living things, including the external features that help them survive.

112.11(b)(6)(A)

use the senses of sight, smell, taste, touch, and hearing to explore the environment about animals and objects.