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Have you ever noticed how different Caterpillars look, feel, and act like from Butterflies? Have you ever wondered how Caterpillars become such pretty insects with wings?

Today we will:

Learn how Caterpillars turn to butterflies (Metamorphosis)
Learn how to observe and keep notes

Materials needed:

Pencil
Paper/Notebook
Colored pencils/Crayons

WATCH this video explaining the metamorphosis of a butterfly!
WRITE down things you learned in the video
DRAW the stages of metamorphosis!

THE WATER CYCLE

What is the water cycle? Have you ever wonder how it rains, snows, or hails? Where does it all go once it is done storming?

Today we will explore the different steps of the water cycle and how it works!

Click here for your first look of what the water cycle is!

The water cycle has 4 stages. In the presentation above I listed the main 3 but there is also a final stage called "collection" This stage is when water that falls from the clouds in the form of rain, snow, hail or sleet, collect in lakes, oceans, and other bodies of water.

Click here to look at the process of the water cycle.

science!

How can I remember the steps to the water cycle?

Music is one way to remember information that is usually easily forgotten. Have you ever heard a song from when you were little and still remembered the words?? Music is amazing! Watch this video about the water cycle to help you remember it!

THE WATER CYCLE

What is the water cycle? Have you ever wonder how it rains, snows, or hails? Where does it all go once it is done storming?

Today we will explore the different steps of the water cycle and how it works!

Click here for your first look of what the water cycle is!

The water cycle has 4 stages. In the presentation above I listed the main 3 but there is also a final stage called "collection" This stage is when water that falls from the clouds in the form of rain, snow, hail or sleet, collect in lakes, oceans, and other bodies of water.

Click here to look at the process of the water cycle.

science!

How can I remember the steps to the water cycle?

Music is one way to remember information that is usually easily forgotten. Have you ever heard a song from when you were little and still remembered the words?? Music is amazing! Watch this video about the water cycle to help you remember it!

Water cycle song

After the video, draw a picture of Condensation, evaporation, and precipitation!

Our solar system and galaxy

What is a solar system? It is the Sun and everything that goes around it. This includes the 8 planets and their moons!

Our solar system is bigger than you could ever imagine! There are millions of stars. So much of outer space hasn't even been discovered yet.

For this activity, you will click this link to Google Sky and write down 3 cool things you saw and learned!

(this can be anything! cool constellations, planets, etc!)

Check out our class science Pinterest board!

THE WATER CYCLE

What is the water cycle? Have you ever wonder how it rains, snows, or hails? Where does it all go once it is done storming?

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Today we will explore the different steps of the water cycle and how it works!

Click here for your first look of what the water cycle is!

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The water cycle has 4 stages. In the presentation above I listed the main 3 but there is also a final stage called "collection" This stage is when water that falls from the clouds in the form of rain, snow, hail or sleet, collect in lakes, oceans, and other bodies of water.

Click here to look at the process of the water cycle.

science!

How can I remember the steps to the water cycle?

Music is one way to remember information that is usually easily forgotten. Have you ever heard a song from when you were little and still remembered the words?? Music is amazing! Watch this video about the water cycle to help you remember it!

Water cycle song

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After the video, draw a picture of Condensation, evaporation, and precipitation!

Our solar system and galaxy

What is a solar system? It is the Sun and everything that goes around it. This includes the 8 planets and their moons!

Our solar system is bigger than you could ever imagine! There are millions of stars. So much of outer space hasn't even been discovered yet.

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For this activity, you will click this link to Google Sky and write down 3 cool things you saw and learned!

(this can be anything! cool constellations, planets, etc!)

Check out our class science Pinterest board!