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Students explore homeostasis, negative feedback, and how body systems coordinate to maintain stable internal conditions.
Students deepen organelle knowledge, relate structure to function, and introduce diffusion and osmosis at the cell membrane.
Students distinguish substances and mixtures, identify chemical reaction evidence, and discuss conservation of mass.
Students interpret rock strata, fossils, and relative age to understand Earth's long history and geologic time.
Students apply iterative engineering design, evaluate tradeoffs, and use criteria, constraints, and test evidence to optimize solutions.
Students relate forces to motion changes, introduce Newton's laws, inertia, and net force in everyday scenarios.
Students explore genes, alleles, dominant and recessive inheritance, Punnett squares, and variation in populations.
Students model matter cycling and energy flow, linking photosynthesis, respiration, food webs, and decomposers in ecosystems.
Students explain natural selection, adaptations, and evidence from fossils, anatomy, and DNA for evolutionary relationships.
Students deepen plate boundary processes, linking subduction, earthquakes, volcanoes, and mountain building to plate motion.
Students develop and revise models, analyze data, and write evidence-based scientific arguments using CER and peer review.
Students explore heat transfer methods, intro work–energy links, and field awareness (magnetic/gravitational) through examples and design applications.
Students evaluate human impacts on ecosystems, explain ecosystem services, and design or judge solutions that protect biodiversity using clear criteria and evidence.
Students analyze watersheds, water quality, and human water use, then evaluate management decisions using evidence from runoff, aquifers, and land-use impacts.
Students relate wave properties to sound and light, explain reflection/absorption/transmission, and explore technology applications.
Students use weather data to practice forecasting, distinguish weather from climate, and explain climate patterns with factors like latitude, elevation, and oceans.
Students examine how science and technology influence society and how society shapes research and innovation.
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