GRADE 5 SCIENCE CURRICULUM

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Diocese of Harrisburg

Grade 5 Science Curriculum

Diocese of Harrisburg Science Curriculum Grade 5 The following document has been written to incorporate the Pennsylvania State Academic Standards for Science, Environment and Ecology, written by the Department of Education, January 5, 2002.

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Grade 5 Science Curriculum

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Diocese of Harrisburg Grade 5

EARTH Astronomy PA Standards Covered (3.1.7.B) (3.4.7.D)

Grade 5 Science Curriculum Date Assessed

Resources and Materials

1. Planets (3.1.7.B), (3.4.7.D) •



Compare planets’ characteristics, (e.g. diameter, distance from sun, and existing moons). Model elliptical orbits.

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2. Gravity (3.4.7.D) •

Identify gravity as the force governing movement of the universe, solar system, moon and objects on Earth.

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3. Rotation and Revolution (3.4.7.D) • •

Differentiate between rotation and revolution. Model rotation and revolution.

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4. Moon (3.4.7.D) • •

Discriminate between lunar and solar eclipses. Demonstrate how the same side of the moon is always visible from Earth.

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5. Technology (3.4.7.D) •

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Identify equipment and instruments that explore the universe, (e.g. satellites, rocketry). Explore contributions of past and present day scientists in the field of astronomy. Identify and articulate space program efforts to investigate possibilities of living in space and on other planets (e.g. NASA).

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Earth’s Interior and Surface Earth’s Waters Environmental Weather and Climate

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Grade 5

LIFE

Date Assessed

Resources and Materials

Animals Cells and

Cells (3.3.7.B)

PA Standards

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Heredity

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Describe cells as the basic unit of living things. Identify levels of organization from cell to organism. Explain that cells and organisms have particular structures that underlie their functions. Describe and distinguish among cell cycles, reproductive cycles and life cycles. Explain disease effects on organisms.

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Ecology Health and Biology PA Standards Covered

Systems (3.1.7.A), (3.1.7.B) •

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Identify seven systems of the human body: CIRCULATORY, DIGESTIVE, ENDOCRINE, SKIN, EXCRETORY, REPRODUCTIVE, and RESPIRATORY. Identify the parts/organs of each system. Describe how the systems related parts work together in certain order to attain a desired result.

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(3.1.7.A) (3.1.7.B)

Microorganisms and Plants

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Date Assessed

Describe the common properties of matter. Differentiate between the states of matter. Differentiate between and provide examples of physical changes and chemical changes. Identify elements as the basic building blocks of matter that cannot be broken down chemically.

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PHYSICAL Chemistry PA Standards Covered (3.4.7.A)

Grade 5 Science Curriculum Resources and Materials

1. Matter (3.4.7.A) • • •



2. Measurement (3.4.7.A) •

Utilize the metric system to measure length, mass and temperature.

3. Reactions (3.4.7.A) •

Describe chemical reactants and products.

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Electricity and Magnetism Energy (heat, kinetic, nuclear, potential, and work) PA Standards Covered (3.4.7.B)

1. Energy Forms (3.4.7.B) •

Identify various forms of energy: THERMAL, KINETIC, NUCLEAR, POTENTIAL, and WORK.

2. Energy Conversion (3.4.7.B) •

Explain the conversion of one form of energy to another by applying knowledge of each form of energy.

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Motion and Forces Waves (sound and light)

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Diocese of Harrisburg CURRICULUM MAP

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EARTH Astronomy Earth’s Interior & Surface



Earth’s Waters

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LIFE Animals





Cells & Heredity Health & Biology

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INQUIRY AND DESIGN ●

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