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HTWW Letter 17-18

The document provides an overview of a unit on materials and their properties. It includes the central idea that understanding materials allows for design and creation. There are two lines of inquiry: 1) the properties of materials and how they behave, and 2) how materials can be manipulated and combined. Students will learn about various materials like wood, plastic, and wool. They will increase their knowledge of materials, develop an understanding of how humans use materials, and have an opportunity to apply the design cycle. Communication, research, and scientific skills are emphasized.

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HTWW Letter 17-18

The document provides an overview of a unit on materials and their properties. It includes the central idea that understanding materials allows for design and creation. There are two lines of inquiry: 1) the properties of materials and how they behave, and 2) how materials can be manipulated and combined. Students will learn about various materials like wood, plastic, and wool. They will increase their knowledge of materials, develop an understanding of how humans use materials, and have an opportunity to apply the design cycle. Communication, research, and scientific skills are emphasized.

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Central Idea

How The World

Understanding the proper/es of materials


Works allows people to design and create.

Transdisciplinary Learning Lines of Inquiry


Mathema)cs
1.  Proper/es of materials and how they behave (FORM
Measurement: Time, Length

and FUNCTION)

2.  How we can manipulate and combine materials
Language Arts
(CHANGE)
Reading: Determining Importance
3.  How we use our understanding of materials to design
Wri/ng: How-to books
and create (CHANGE)
Viewing and Crea/ng: Viewing and following how-to

texts

Listening and Speaking: Communica/ng research

and new learning, listening to informa/on, asking
Disciplinary Learning

ques/ons Mathema)cs Language Arts
Knowledge: Word Study:
• Describe • Transparent Place Value Students con/nue
• Inves/gate • Opaque Basic Facts to learn word
Unit Vocabulary

• Predict • Glass Order and paYerns to


• Apply • Wood Sequence develop their
• Suggest • Plas/c PaYerns spelling skills.
(Examples)

• Reflect • Wool Strategy: Addi/onally, they


• Iden/fy • Shiny Addi/on and will con/nue to
• Es/mate • Rough Subtrac/on grow their bank of
• Explain • Smooth Mul/plica/on high frequency
• Thick and Division words (SNAP
• Float • Thin words).
• Sink • Etc.

Important Dates
April 6: No classes for students
April 7-16: School closed for Songkran
April 17: Classes resume

Essential Elements
Knowledge Scientific Skills Action Learner Profile,
Elements Communica)on: Attitudes, and
Students will increase Expressing opinions and sta/ng
their knowledge of Students will have an Mindset
Use scien/fic facts, sharing research, opportunity to use
materials and their *Inquirer
vocabulary to explain recording informa/on and
proper/es. Students the design cycle. *Knowledgeable
their observa/ons and observa/ons, interpre/ng and
will develop an
experiences analyzing experiments, Ac/on will come from *Thinker
understanding of how the students. *Curiosity
construc/ng texts
humans manipulate *Crea/vity
Make and test
materials for various Research: *Commitment
predic/ons
uses. Asking ques/ons that can be *Wonder

Interpret and evaluate researched, using senses to *Persistence
data gathered in order no/ce relevant details, gathering *Flexibility
to draw conclusions data, describing and recording *Independence
observa/ons, sor/ng and *Commitment
categorizing informa/on, *Resilience
drawing conclusions

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