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Science -1st Grade Lesson Plans
Time4Learning is an online student-paced learning system covering preschool through middle school. It is popular as a first grade homeschool curriculum, for afterschool enrichment, for remediation, and for summer study.
The lesson plans below provide a detailed list of the first grade science curriculum, with brief activity descriptions and learning activity (LA) numbers. Additional resources related to first grade science are also provided, below.
Students enrolled in first grade science will also have access to second grade science lessons as part of their membership, so they can move ahead at their own pace.
If you are just learning about Time4Learning, we'd suggest first looking at our interactive lesson demos. Members often use this page as a resource for more detailed planning, to choose specific activities using the activity finder or to compare our curriculum with state standards.
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| Distinguish Living & Nonliving: Distinguish between living and nonliving things. Know that living things need food, water, space, and shelter to survive. Describe plants and animals that live in an ocean habitat, and group them as plant or animal. |
What Lives in the Ocean? |
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| Ocean Plants & Animals |
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| Different Animal Environments: Know that animals inhabit different kinds of environments and have external features that help them thrive in different kinds of places. |
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| Amphibians: Describe the general features of amphibians. Name specific amphibians, and describe the life cycles and habitats of each. |
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| Classify Animals: Classify, group, and compare animals into scientific categories such as plant eaters, meat eaters, and plant/meat eaters. |
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| Weather Map: Use graphic organizers, such as calendars and graphs, to display weather data and show weather patterns. Know how to read a simple weather map. Identify the cycle of seasons and describe weather patterns associated with those seasons in North America. |
Capturing the Weather |
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10108 |
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| Exploring Earth: Look Around |
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10111 |
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| Thunderstorms: Explore thunderstorms, and describe characteristics of thunder and lightning. Describe basic safety measures needed in thunderstorms. |
Thunderstorms |
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10026 |
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| Professor Evil |
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10090 |
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| Lesson Quiz: Thunderstorms |
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| Water Cycle: Describe the water cycle. |
Water Cycle |
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10109 |
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| Jane Goodall: Know who Jane Goodall is, and describe her work observing chimpanzees in Africa. Name one fact we now know about chimpanzees due to Jane Goodall's work. |
Jane Goodall |
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| Animal Scientist |
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| Lesson Quiz: Jane Goodall |
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| Solid Earth: The student recognizes that the solid materials making up the Earth come in all sizes, from boulders to grains of sand. |
Solid Crust |
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Lesson Activity Finder Tool
The lesson activity finder is one of the many helpful tools that Time4Learning offers its members. The activity finder is a shortcut that makes it easy for parents to preview lessons or find extra practice for their child.
Every lesson in the curriculum has a unique activity number, referred to in the lesson plans as an "LA Number." These numbers can be found on the table above or the lesson plans in the parent administration area.
The activity finder can be found in the lower left hand corner of the Student LaunchPad page. To use it, members simply log in to their child’s account, type the Learning Activity (LA) number of a lesson into the Activity Finder and click “Go” to open it.
For additional information, please visit our hints and help section, which gives more details about the activity finder.
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Additional Resources Related to First Grade Science
If you're interested in the first grade science lesson plans, you might also be interested in:
Lesson plans for other first grade subjects:
Wondering how many lessons to have your child do each day? Our lesson planning worksheet can help you estimate.
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