Plant Parts and Plant Needs: Match, Sort, Explain
Students read a short passage on plant parts and growth needs, match each part to its job, sort foods by the plant part we eat, and explain what a struggling plant is…
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Students read a short passage on plant parts and growth needs, match each part to its job, sort foods by the plant part we eat, and explain what a struggling plant is…
Students plan the cuts for a bookshelf on paper, compare board-length options, and build a cost estimate with tax from a provided price list.
Students use a 1/4 inch = 1 foot scale to convert drawn sizes into real room dimensions, calculate floor area and flooring costs, and answer questions about plan symbols and dimension lines.
Students use a made-up nutrition label to multiply by servings, calculate calories from fat and percent daily value, and compare cost per bar.
Students practice reading U.S. ruler and tape-measure marks in sixteenths of an inch, adding and subtracting lengths, converting units, and fixing a common measuring mistake.
Students match sign shapes and colors to their meanings and use safe-driving reasoning on four right-of-way scenarios.
Students learn how robots use sensors and if-then rules, then trace a simulated robot on a paper grid map, apply and/else rules to sensor readings, and match sensors to jobs.
Students analyze a made-up student’s SAE ledger of expenses, income and hours to find total profit, profit per hour and profit margin, and judge what makes a good record.
Students fill in the safe cooking, holding and cold-storage temperatures, convert them to Celsius, and work two time-in-the-danger-zone problems.
Students find a scaling factor, multiply a pancake recipe up and down, convert units, and use unit rates to scale a muffin recipe.
Students read shop safety rules, match jobs to protective gear, answer scenario questions and analyze an incident report to spot unsafe choices.
Students identify the six simple machines and calculate ideal mechanical advantage, effort force, work and efficiency for levers, ramps, pulleys and wheel-and-axle examples.