Early childhood students discover the modern world is a wonderland of different materials as they explore the properties of wood and paper.

Using real and representational materials, students adopt schoolyard trees, observe tree parts, investigate leaves, and keep scrapbooks through the seasons.

Invite students to explore fabrics as common materials in their everyday environment.

Students develop a growing curiosity and interest in the living world around them as they observe and describe the structure and behavior of an organism, and then compare it to one that's similar.

The Materials in Our World Module provides experiences that heighten students' awareness, curiosity, and understanding of the physical world.

The Trees and Weather Module provides systematic investigations of trees and leaves over the seasons to bring students to a better understanding of trees' place at school and in the community.

Animals Two by Two provides young students with close and personal interaction with some common land and water animals.

Animals Two by Two provides young students with close and personal interaction with some common land and water animals.

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Invite students to investigate, observe, and describe the properties of solids and liquids. Students sort materials according to properties, combine and separate solids of different particle sizes, and observe what happens when solids and liquids are mixed.

Students explore places where earth materials are found and ways in which they are used in people's daily lives.

Students care for plants to learn what they need to grow and develop. They observe structures of flowering plants and discover ways that new plants can develop from mature plants.

Students observe and compare the structures and behaviors of insects as they come to know first hand the life sequences of a number of insects.