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Science A–Z.com helps students learn and practice many of the Scientific and Engineering Practices in the Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS), including Asking Questions; Analyzing and Interpreting Data; and Developing and Using Models. Students develop these practices both in isolation and in the context of authentic science Process Activities.
Throughout Science A–Z units, students gain valuable exposure to the Crosscutting Concepts of science, such as Patterns; Cause and Effect; and Systems and System Models. Our collections of Science Diagrams and Science Videos help illustrate many Crosscutting Concepts.
Science A–Z’s materials help teach the Disciplinary Core Ideas of science for grades K–6. The Nonfiction Books provide a general introduction to broad ideas of science, while materials such as Investigation Packs, Quick Reads, Debates, and Discussion Cards help students dig deeper into the Core Ideas.
Science A-Z regularly adds new content to address NGSS and its Performance Expectations. Two recent examples — Career Files and Scientist and Inventor Cards — were added to address standards related to “science as a human endeavor.”
Throughout Science A–Z’s 3,000+ resources, technology, engineering, and math are integrated — key aspects of both the NGSS and STEM initiatives.
Science A–Z and the Next Generation
Science Standards
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A sampling of Science A-Z resources supporting Next Generation Science Standards.
A growing collection of Investigation Packs 50+ Graphic Organizers
115+ Nonfiction Books at 3 Levels of Reading Difficulty
Nearly 500 Quick Reads at 3 Levels of Reading Difficulty
Hundreds of Scientist and Inventor Cards and Career Files
80+ Hands-On Process Activities
60+ Science Diagrams 125+ Science Videos
Links among Engineering, Technology, Science, and Society
Scientific and Engineering Practices
Engaging in Argument from Evidence Asking Questions and Defining Problems
Ecosystems: Interactions, Energy, and Dynamics
Motion and Stability: Forces and Interactions
Patterns Stability and Change
Developing and Using Models
Using Mathematics and Computational
Thinking
Energy and Matter: Flows, Cycles, and Conservation
Systems and System Models
Crosscutting Concepts
Disciplinary Core Ideas
All of this for just $79.95/classroom! Visit ScienceA-Z.com and start your free trial today!