14. demonstrate an awareness of the natural and built environment through hands-on investigations, observations, questions, and representations of their findings

Learn about the unique climate found in Earth’s polar regions.

Learn about the geology, chemistry and ecology of freshwater wetlands.

How could you design and build a structure that protects toy people from the wind?

Learn what causes wind and how to measure it.

Temperature affects the way we live, the clothes we wear and activities we do. But how does temperature vary across the globe?

Learn about humidity and the many forms of precipitation.

In this episode, Eric uses a hula-hoop to count and catalog all the creatures he finds in that space! Biodiversity represents the variety of living things in any ecosystem - including in your own backyard!

Learn how clouds form and how they can be grouped into different categories

The What is an Insect? e-book explores the amazing world of insects while showing the characteristics and diversity of insects.

Students develop their observation and comparing and contrasting skills as they explore the size of dinosaurs.