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Science Fusion Volume 1-2 Units & Lessons: Volume 1: The Nature of Science and S.T.E.M. Unit 1-How Scientists Work

The document outlines the curriculum for Science Fusion, covering two volumes focused on the nature of science, engineering processes, ecosystems, earth science, and fundamental scientific concepts. Each unit contains multiple lessons that include inquiries and STEM applications to enhance understanding. The curriculum is structured to provide a comprehensive overview of scientific principles and their real-world applications.
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Science Fusion Volume 1-2 Units & Lessons: Volume 1: The Nature of Science and S.T.E.M. Unit 1-How Scientists Work

The document outlines the curriculum for Science Fusion, covering two volumes focused on the nature of science, engineering processes, ecosystems, earth science, and fundamental scientific concepts. Each unit contains multiple lessons that include inquiries and STEM applications to enhance understanding. The curriculum is structured to provide a comprehensive overview of scientific principles and their real-world applications.
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Science Fusion

Volume 1-2 Units & Lessons

Volume 1: The Nature of Science and S.T.E.M.

Unit 1- How Scientists Work


Lesson 1: What is Science?
Lesson 2 (Inquiry): How Do Scientists Learn About the Natural
World?
Lesson 3: What Are Some Types of Investigators?
Lesson 4: How Do You Perform a Controlled Experiment?
Lesson 5: What Are Some Science Tools?
Lesson 6: How Can Scientists Learn from Observations?
Unit 1 Review

Unit 2- The Engineering Process


Lesson 1: What is the Design Process
Lesson 2: How Can You Design a Solution to Solve a Problem?
Lesson 3: How Does Technology Improve Our Lives?
Lesson 4 (Inquiry): How Can You Use Engineering to Solve a
Problem?
Unit 2 Review

Unit 3- Cells to Body Systems


Lesson 1: What Are Cells?
-S.T.E.M.: Pumping Blood
Lesson 2 (Inquiry): How Can We Observe Cells?
Lesson 3: How Do Cells Work Together?
Lesson 4: How Do Our Bodies Move, Breathe, and Circulate Blood?
Lesson 5: How Do Our Bodies Digest Food, Remove Wastes, and
Send Messages?
Lesson 6 (Inquiry): How Does the Body Stay Cool?
Unit 3 Review

Unit 4- How Living Things Grow and Reproduce


Lesson 1: How Are Living Things Grouped?
Lesson 2 (Inquiry): What is a Dichotomous Key?
Lesson 3: How Do Plants Grow and Reproduce?
-S.T.E.M.: How It Works: Tracking Wildlife
Lesson 4: What Factors Affect Germination Rate?
Lesson 5: How Do Animals Grow and Reproduce?
Lesson 6: What Are Physical and Behavioral Adaptations?
Unit 4 Review
Unit 5- Ecosystems
Lesson 1: What is an Ecosystem?
Lesson 2 (Inquiry): What Makes Up A Land Ecosystem?
Lesson 3: How Do Environmental Changes Affect Organisms?
-S.T.E.M.: How It Works: Life in a Box
Lesson 4 (Inquiry): How Does a Drought Affect Plants?
Unit 5 Review

Unit 6- Energy and Ecosystems


Lesson 1: What Are Roles of Organisms in Ecosystems?
Lesson 2: How Does Energy Move Through Ecosystems?
-S.T.E.M.: Designing a New Dog
Lesson 3 (Inquiry): What Role Do Decomposers Play?
Unit 6 Review

Unit 7-Natural Resources


Lesson 1: How Do People Use Resources?
-S.T.E.M.: How It Works: Getting to Oil
Lesson 2: How Do People Conserve Resources?
Lesson 3 (Inquiry): How Can We Conserve Resources?
Unit 7 Review
Volume 2: Earth Science

Unit 8- Changes to the Earth’s Surface


Lesson 1: How Do Weathering and Erosion Shape Earth’s Surface?
-S.T.E.M.: Extreme Weather Gear
Lesson 2 (Inquiry): How Does Water Change Earth’s Surface?
Lesson 3: How Do Movements of the Crust Change Earth?
Lesson 4 (Inquiry): How Do Plates Move?
Unit 8 Review

Unit 9- The Rock Cycle


Lesson 1: What Are Minerals?
Lesson 2 (Inquiry): What Are Properties of Minerals?
Lesson 3: How Can Rocks Be Classified?
-S.T.E.M: Tools That Rock
Lesson 4 (Inquiry): How Can You Model Changes in Rock?
Unit 9 Review LessLes

Unit 10- Fossils


Lesson 1: What Are Fossils?
-S.T.E.M: How It Works: Design A Fossil Exhibit Hall
Lesson 2: What Was Ancient Earth Like?
Lesson 3 (Inquiry): How Can Scientists Use Fossils?
Unit 10 Review
Unit 11- Earth’s Oceans
Lesson 1: What Are the Oceans Like?
-S.T.E.M.: How It Works: Seeing the Ocean Floor
Lesson 2: How Does Ocean Water Move?
Lesson 3 (Inquiry): How Can You Model Ocean Water?
Lesson 4: What Are Some Ocean Ecosystems?
Unit 11 Review

Unit 12- The Solar System and the Universe


Lesson 1: What Objects Are Part of the Solar System?
Lesson 2 (Inquiry): How Do We Observe Objects in the Solar
System?
Lesson 3: What Are Stars and Galaxies?
-S.T.E.M.: Tools in Space
Unit 12 Review

Unit 13- Matter


Lesson 1: What Are Solids, Liquids, and Gases?
-S.T.E.M.: Strong, Light, or Both?
Lesson 2 (Inquiry): How Does Water Change?
Lesson 3: How Does Matter Change?
Lesson 4: What Are Mixtures and Solutions?
Lesson 5 (Inquiry): What Affects the Speed of Dissolving?
Lesson 6: What is the Atomic Theory?
Unit 13 Review

Unit 14- Light and Sound


Lesson 1: What is Sound?
Lesson 2 (Inquiry): How Does Sound Travel Through Solids,
Liquids, and Gases?
Lesson 3: What is Light?
Lesson 4: What Are Some Properties of Light?
-S.T.E.M.: Play It Again
Lesson 5 (Inquiry): What Happens When Light is Reflected?
Unit 14 Review

Unit 15- Forces and Motion


Lesson 1: What Are Forces?
-S.T.E.M.: Football Safety Gear
Lesson 2 (Inquiry): How Do Forces Affect Motion?
Lesson 3 (Inquiry): What Are Balanced and Unbalanced Forces?
Lesson 4: What Are Newton’s Laws?
Unit 15 Review

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