| Grade | Number | Standard |
|---|
| 4 |
SC:4.2.a1 |
Give examples of ways that living and nonliving things are interdependent within an ecosystem. |
| K |
SC:K.1 |
Objects have properties that can be observed and used to describe similarities and differences. |
| K |
SC:K.1.a |
Some properties can be observed with the senses, and others can be discovered by using simple tools or tests. |
| K |
SC:K.1.a2 |
Make scientific observations using the five senses, and distinguish between an object’s observable properties and its name or its uses. |
| K |
SC:K.1.a3 |
Classify organisms or objects by one and two observable properties and explain the rule used for sorting (e.g., size, color, shape, texture or flexibility). |
| K |
SC:K.1.a6 |
Count, order and sort objects by their observable properties.6. |
| K |
SC:K.2.a |
Living things have certain characteristics that distinguish them from nonliving things, including growth, movement, reproduction and response to stimuli. |
| K |
SC:K.2.a1 |
Observe and describe differences between living and nonliving things in terms of growth, offspring and need for energy from “food.” |
| K |
SC:K.2.a2 |
Sort and count living and nonliving things in the classroom, the schoolyard and in pictures. |
| K |
SC:K.4 |
Some objects are natural, while others have been designed and made by people to improve the quality of life. |
| Pre-K |
SC:PK.1.a. |
Some properties can be observed with the senses, and others can be discovered by using simple tools or tests. |
| Pre-K |
SC:PK.1.a.1 |
Use senses to make observations of objects and materials within the child’s immediate environment. |
| Pre-K |
SC:PK.1.a.4 |
Count, order and sort objects (e.g., blocks, crayons, toys) based on one visible property (e.g., color, shape, size). |
| Pre-K |
SC:PK.2.a. |
Living things have certain characteristics that distinguish them from nonliving things, including growth, movement, reproduction and response to stimuli. |
| Pre-K |
SC:PK.2.a.1 |
Use the senses and simple tools to make observations of characteristics and behaviors of living and nonliving things. |
| Pre-K |
SC:PK.2.a.2 |
Give examples of living things and nonliving things. |
| Pre-K |
SC:PK.4 |
Some objects are natural, while others have been designed and made by people to improve the quality of life. |
| Pre-K |
SC:PK1 |
Objects have properties that can be observed and used to describe similarities and differences. |