Sun, Earth, and Moon: Applying Science and Engineering Practices for Student Success - 31267
In this session, participants will review foundational knowledge of the Sun, Earth, and Moon and apply the learning to a variety of science content strands within the elementary and middle school science TEKS. Topics covered in this session will include features and cycles of Earth and space, gravity, Earth's resources, and light and radio waves. Participants will apply new understandings through varying levels of inquiry and evaluate design problems applied to topics presented in this session.
Audiences
Teacher - Elementary (Grades 1-5), Teacher - General Education, Teacher - Middle School (Grades 6-8), Instructional Leaders
Objectives
1. Describe various phenomenon related to the Sun, Earth, and Moon.
2. Apply understandings of Earth and space concepts to scientific investigations.
3. Identify levels of inquiry in various scientific investigations.
4. Evaluate design problems for elements of classroom design problems.
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