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About Living Things
Chapter 1-Living
and Nonliving "%hings
Chapter 2-A11
About Plants
Chapter 3-All
About Animals
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Chapter $-Plants and Animals
Need One Another
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Chapter 5-A
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Place to Live
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UNIT B
UNIT C
Weather and the Seasons
Chapter 1--Measuring Weather
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Chapter 2------TheSeasons
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Matter and Energy
Investigate Matter
Chapter 2-Heat
and Light
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Extension
Chapter I--Pushes and Pulls
Chapter 2-Magnets
Vocabulary Cards
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Use this check ist with every chapter of Harcourt Science
and other science books.
When I read my science book
Always Somegmes
I. I use the tab e of contents.
2. Iuse the index at the back of the book.
3. I read the tit es of chapters and
ook for the headings.
ook at pictures, and
I read captions.
and read charts and diagram
Name
Use this checklist with every chapter of Harcourt Science.
When I read my science book
Always Sometimes
.
I Iread the sentences that have words
with yellow boxes around them. These
sentences tell the meanings of the words.
2. Iuse the picture glossav to find the
meanings of words.
3. I read the science skill tips. They tell me
about skills like observe and compare.
4.Iread the labels on photos and
diagrams.
5. Iread to find the answers to the
questions at the end of each lesson.
6.1 list questions about what I want
to know. As Iread, I look for
the answers.
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e the things that cou
p you move
how you cou d move a penci
across a desk.
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how each thing is being moved.
Write push or pu
4. Show what the ba
it. Draw an arrow.
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do when the gir
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e the toys you push. Make an X on the
toys you pu
2. Mark an X on ob ects that move easi
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how each moves.
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5. round and round
6. back and
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Kathy made a ramp. She put a marb
the top o her ramp.
I. What
when Kathy
ne to show w
2. This ramp is curved. Draw a
ine to show where
Kathy's marb
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short way.
hard push
2. Show how the soccer ba
direction on the p
might change
d. Draw arrows.
3. What wi happen when the ba
together? Write or draw your ideas.
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1 . Measure how r each marb
your answers.
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each sur ce i s rough or smooth.
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rough smooth
rough smooth
rough smooth
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Draw a Conc
Mike and Jenny rode on di
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rent ~ a t h s .
Jenny
d that wou d be more tired aher
the ride. Te
2. Joyce made this toy. Draw something that you
d add to make it easier to move.
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to move.
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erator easiest.
Use wieh page E22,
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es and
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I . When you
something, you tug it c
to you.
A whee
2. A
B push
is a push or a pu
C zigzag
3. When you
something, you press it away
rom you.
A push
B pull
C
motion
4. When two sur ces rub together, it i s
*
A motion
B zigzag
5. Moving rom one place to another is
A motion
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Name
Gather and circ e the things that are
ed by a magnet. Make an X on the
things that are not pu ed by a magnet.
paper clips
wax paper
steel nail
candle
scissors
yarn
7. Record your data in this chart.
Use wieh page E32,
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e each ob ect that a magnet wou
attract.
eaf
nai
thread
key
Match each magnet to the words that te
what the magnet does.
7. picks things up
@
ds things together
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I. A man dropped a
What wou d you use to he p him pick up
or the best answer.
why you wou d choose that item.
3 e What kinds o things wou d a magnet pick up?
e the best answer.
wood
Use with page E38,
iron
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I.
Match each word to the picture it te
attract
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2. Write S and N to show how these
magnets attract.
3. The magnet attracts iron bits. Co
the parts o
the stronges
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Use with page E41.
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How many paper c ips can a magnet pick up?
how you cou d investigate this question.
2. Draw how your magnet
as you investigate.
Use wiOh page E42,
Workbook a WB97
Name
I. Joey wants to move a nai with a magnet. Circ
the picture that wi.I work the best
the things that magnetic
pass through.
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magnetic
Use with page E45.
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I.
Edie and Harry are ishing with magnets. Edie's
magnet does not
ift the crayons. Te
Magnet A
Magnet B
2, Magnet A ifted paper c ips. Magnet B did not.
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or the ob ects that are magnetized.
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magnetize a nai
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one
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something.
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