4.P.1.1 How do magnets work? · Title: 4th grade - NC Science Essential Questions Author: Heather...

Aligned to NC Science Essential Standards

4.P.1.1

How do magnets work?

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What do magnets attract?

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What is a magnetic field?

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What do magnets repel?

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How can magnetism produce motion?

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How is the motion of magnetism affected by its environment?

4.P.1.2

What is an electrical charge (positive, negative, and neutral)?

4.P.1.2

What is static electricity?

4.P.1.2

How can an electrical charge push or pull objects away?

4.P.1.2

Can an electrical charge produce motion through push and pull?

4.P.2.1

What are the physical properties of matter: such as strength, hardness, flexibility, conduction of heat,

electricity and magnetism?

4.P.2.1

What reactions would occur to matter when exposed to water and/or fire?

4.P.2.2

What is a rock?

4.P.2.2

What is a mineral?

4.P.2.2

What are the properties of rocks and minerals, including hardness, color, luster, cleavage, and

streak?

4.P.2.2

What tests can be conducted to identify properties of rocks and minerals?

4.P.2.3

What are metamorphic, sedimentary and igneous rocks and how are they formed?

4.P.2.3

What is the rock cycle?

4.P.3.1

What is energy?

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What is heat energy?

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What is light energy?

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What is sound energy?

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What is electrical energy?

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What is magnetic energy?

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How can energy cause motion and/or create change?

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What is light and how does it travel?

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What happens when light touches an object?

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What is a reflection and how can light be reflected?

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What is refraction and how can light be refracted?

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What is absorption and how can light be absorbed?

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Does light travel through objects?

4.E.1.1

What is the cause of day and night?

4.E.1.1

How does the rotation of the earth influence day and night?

4.E.1.2

How long does it take the moon to orbit the earth?

4.E.1.2

What causes the phases of the moon?

4.E.1.2

How does the moon’s orbit influence the phases?

4.E.1.2

What are the different phases of the moon?

4.E.1.2

What is the difference between a waxing and a waning moon?

4.E.2.1

What are fossils?

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How do fossils form?

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What are the different types of fossils?

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How have plants and animals changed over time?

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How do your fossil observations compare and contrast to today’s organisms?

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Will organisms that are alive today become fossils?

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What did prehistoric plants and animals look like?

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What did the prehistoric world look like?

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What types of information can be learned by studying fossils?

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What were the conditions prehistoric plants and animals lived in?

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What did early environments look like?

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How can a scientist tell what kinds of environmental conditions existed in prehistoric times?

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How do we know how old any fossil is?

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What is weathering?

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What is erosion?

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What is deposition?

4.E.2.3

What are the causes and effects of a landslide?

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What are the causes and effects of a volcano?

4.E.2.3

What are the causes and effects of an earthquake?

4.E.2.3

Which processes cause subtle (slow) changes in the earth?

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Which processes cause rapid changes in the earth?

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What are possible changes in the environment?

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What is adaptation?

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What are beneficial environmental changes?

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What are harmful environmental changes?

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What effects do these changes have on organisms?

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What are instinctive animal behaviors?

4.L.1.2

What are learned animal behaviors?

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How do animal instincts help them survive (i.e. hibernation, migration, herding,

and stampedes)?

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What causes animal behavior to change?

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What causes migration?

4.L.1.2

What causes herding (in penguins)?

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What causes stampedes?

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What causes camouflage?

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What causes animal adaptation?

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Why do we reduce, reuse, and recycle?

4.L.1.3

Why are people rebuilding natural environments (water shed, rain gardens,

4.L.1.3

How does reduce, reuse, and recycle affect the human habitat?

4.L.1.3

Why are we replanting?

4.L.1.3

What is reforestation?

4.L.1.3

Are human adaptive behaviors caused by environmental changes?

4.L.1.3

What additional methods can humans develop to help rebuild our

environment?

4.L.1.4

What is natural selection?

4.L.1.4

What is evolution?

4.L.1.4

What is symbiosis?

4.L.1.4

How do habitat changes influence animal population?

4.L.1.4

How do species adaptations give advantages to the species for survival?

4.L.2.1

What is the difference between food and non-food items?

4.L.2.1

What are the 6 nutrients and their functions that humans need to

survive?

4.L.2.1

Which foods provide energy?

4.L.2.1

Which foods provide materials for body repair?

4.L.2.2

What are the roles of minerals?

4.L.2.2

How does exercise help maintain a healthy body?

4.L.2.2

How do vitamins, minerals and exercise interact to maintain a healthy body?

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