In this lesson, children will use a survey sheet to determine whether their classmates have any pets, what pets they have and similarities and differences among pets.

In this lesson, children will start with one object and decide which objects in the room are heavier or lighter than that object.

In this lesson, children will use butcher paper to trace their bodies and predict their height and width with their feet.

In this lesson, children will sort, classify, count and compare different types of transportation.

In this lesson, children will examine the characteristics of different objects and make predictions about what object is in a large jar.

In this lesson, children will graph the different vehicles that they scoop out of a bucket and then analyze their collected data, creating rules for why a vehicle is similar or different than other vehicles.

In this lesson, children will be introduced to weight and buoyancy experiences and apply these experiences at the water table.

In this lesson, children will explore their immediate neighborhood and look for natural elements they can observe, describe and document.

In this lesson, children will explore physics concepts as they play with cars and ramps in the block area.

In this lesson, children will plant an indoor classroom garden and make observations over time.