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Students draw and write about how rain is made and where raindrops go after falling out of the sky.

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Students design and conduct an investigation about wind-up toys. Students control variables, collect and record data and draw conclusions.

Non-NGSS Science - K-2 - Will It Decompose?

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Students investigate a variety of materials to see if they decompose and how long it takes for them to decompose.

Non-NGSS Science - K-2 - Where Does a Drop of Rain Go?

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Students draw and write about how rain is made and where raindrops go after falling out of the sky.

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