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Primary - Units - Dinosaurs
 Author: sharon John
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For a more complete look at specific units, including lesson descriptions, assessments, student samples, and educational resources, please contact the author of these units: Sharon John at-- sjohn@ocsd30.org Created: 12/14/2005 8:55:00 AM PDT
 
Dinosaurs Primary level
VITAL INFORMATION
Subject(s):
Science

Grade/Level:
1-3

Time Required:
 
Objective(s):
 
Summary:
 
IMPLEMENTATION
Learning Activities:
1. A. Intro Dinos 1-3
 
 
2. B. What were dinosaurs like? 1-3
 
 
3. C. Learn about a dinosaur 1-3
 
 
4. D. What happened to the dinosaurs? 1-3
 
 
5. E. Dinosaur Museum 1-3
 



ASSESSMENT & STANDARDS
Standards compiled from learning activities:
WA- Washington Essential Academic Learning Requirements
• SubjectScience
"The important thing is to not stop questioning"
Albert Einstein
Learning in science depends on actively doing science. Active engagement in hands-on, minds-on science learning experiences enables students to make personal sense of the physical world and to solve problems. Toward these ends, the Essential Academic Learning Requirements for science were developed based on the following set of guiding principles.
1. All students should be expected to attain satisfactory achievement and performance on all Essential Academic Learning Requirements.
2. All students should have access to a carefully articulated science program each year in kindergarten through 10th grade with opportunities for continued study in grades 11 and 12.
3. All students should receive quality feedback about their performance and achievement in science on a continuous basis.
4. All students, regardless of gender, cultural or ethnic background, physical or learning disabilities, aspirations, or interest and motivation in science, should have the opportunity to attain scientific literacy.
5. All students should have access to effective and appropriate teaching from well trained teachers who are supported with high quality instructional resources.
If all students attain mastery of the Essential Academic Learning Requirements for science, Washington State will be much closer to attaining the national goal of being the first in the world in science achievement and performance.

• Standard 1The student understands and uses scientific concepts and principles.
• Area 1.2 recognize the components, structure, and organization of systems and the interconnections within and among them
• Key Idea Life Science - Molecular basis of heredity
• Benchmark / Grade Benchmark 2 - TBD
 Performance Expectation understand that all living things reproduce and pass on genetic information, and that an organism’s characteristics are determined by both genetic and environmental influences
• Area 1.3 understand how interactions within and among systems cause changes in matter and energy
• Key Idea Earth/Space Science - History and evolution of the earth
• Benchmark / Grade Benchmark 1 - TBD
 Performance Expectation recognize that fossils provide evidence of plants, animals, and environments that existed long ago
• Benchmark / Grade Benchmark 2 - TBD
 Performance Expectation know the importance of fossils in documenting life and environmental changes over time
• Key Idea Life Science - Biological evolution
• Benchmark / Grade Benchmark 1 - TBD
 Performance Expectation know that fossil records show patterns of structural change in organisms over time
• Benchmark / Grade Benchmark 2 - TBD
 Performance Expectation describe how biological evolution accounts for species diversity, adaptation, natural selection, extinction, and change in organisms over time
• Key Idea Life Science - Interdependence of life
• Benchmark / Grade Benchmark 1 - TBD
 Performance Expectation describe how an organism’s behavior and ability to survive is influenced by its environment, other life forms, and availability of food and/or other resources
• Standard 2The student knows and applies the skills and processes of science and technology
• Area 2.1 develop abilities necessary to do scientific inquiry
• Key Idea Life Science - Questioning
• Benchmark / Grade Benchmark 1 - TBD
 Performance Expectation ask questions about objects, organisms, and events in the environment
• Key Idea Life Science - Communication
• Benchmark / Grade Benchmark 1 - TBD
 Performance Expectation record and report observations, explanations, and conclusions using oral, written, and mathematical expression
• Standard 3The student understands the nature and contexts of science and technology
• Area 3.1 understand the nature of scientific inquiry
• Key Idea Life Science - Evolution of scientific ideas
• Benchmark / Grade Benchmark 1 - TBD
 Performance Expectation know that ideas in science change as new scientific thinking, theories, and evidence arise



 
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