Grade 5 Science – Curriculum Implementation Resources
Grade 5 Science Curriculum at a Glance (
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The Grade at a Glance page contains two parts. The yellow arrow at the top of the page highlights the science practices from Cluster 0 that need to be integrated throughout the teaching and learning of science to deepen the understanding of concepts and to provide exposure to the many approaches that are used in science and technology. The second part of the Grade at a Glance page provides an overview of the big ideas in each grade level cluster and the associated specific learning outcomes.
Grades K-10 Science – Curriculum Implementation Resources
Grades K-10 Science Curriculum Overview ( 297 KB)
This support document provides an overview of the Science Curriculum from Grades K-10 in a chart form.
Grades K-10 Science Curriculum: Learning Outcome Progressions by Big Ideas about Science ( 251 KB)
The outcomes within the big ideas about science are presented in the nature of science strand of the science curriculum. These outcomes become increasingly complex from Kindergarten to grade 10 and are divided into four progressive grade-bands: Kindergarten to Grade 2, Grades 3 to 6, Grades 7 to 9, and Grades 10 to 12. This curriculum implementation support document presents learning in a progressive format to show how these big ideas about science are developed throughout the teaching of science from Kindergarten to Grade 10.
Grades K-10 Science Curriculum: Learning Outcome Progressions by Scientific Measurement ( 142 KB)
The scientific measurement learning from the Practical Science strand includes an understanding of the units, measuring tools, measuring skills, and nature of measurement in science. Learning about scientific measurement becomes increasingly complex from Kindergarten to Grade 10.
Science Curriculum: Big Ideas about Science ( 187 KB)
Nature of Science (NOS) learning outcomes address how science itself works and are organized according to four big ideas ABOUT science. The NOS dimension explores the essence of science itself.
This link directs you to the curriculum site, where all other science support documents remain available.
