Volume One
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Orientation for Using BFSU
- Orientation 1. The Essence of Science (1, 1)
- Orientation 2. Answers to Frequently Asked Questions (5, 3)
- Orientation 3. Teaching According to How Students Learn (0, 0)
- Orientation 4. Guiding Students to Think (2, 1)
- Orientation 5. Baloney Detection Kit (1, 0)
- Orientation 6. Overview of BFSU Learning Expectations (0, 0)
- Orientation 7. Using BFSU Lessons to Full Advantage (1, 3)
- Orientation 8. Following the Flowchart (7, 10)
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- Flowchart of Learning Progressions
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Learning Progression “A”: Nature of Matter
- Lesson A-1/B-1. Organizing Things into Catergories (10, 3)
- Lesson A-2. Solids, Liquids, and Gases and Change with Temperature (11, 11)
- Lesson A-3. Air is a Substance and the Concept of the Atmosphere (8, 3)
- Lesson A-4. Matter I: Its Particulate Nature (6, 3)
- Lesson A-5. Distinguishing Materials (5, 3)
- Lesson A-5A. Magnets and Magnetic Fields (5, 8)
- Lesson A-6. Matter II: Air Pressure, Vacuums, and the Earth’s Atmosphere (8, 2)
- Lesson A-7. Air: A Mixture of Gases (Mixtures and Chemical Reactions) (9, 3)
- Lesson A-8. Matter III: Evaporation and Condensation: The Basis of Water Cycle (4, 0)
- Lesson A-9. Matter IV: Dissolving, Solutions, and Crystallization (6, 0)
- Lesson A-10. Rocks, Minerals, Crystals, Dirt, and Soil (7, 2)
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Learning Progression “B”: Life Science
- Lesson B-2. Distinguishing Living or Biological, Natural Earth, and Human-Made Things (8, 15)
- Lesson B-3. The Plan and Animal Kingdoms: Distinguishing Between Plants and Animals (9, 4)
- Lesson B-4. Life Cycles (5, 0)
- Lesson B-4A. Identification of Living Things and Why Plants and Animals Live Where They Do (6, 0)
- Lesson B-4B. What is a Species? (8, 0)
- Lesson B-5. Concepts of Adaptations, Food Chains, and Energy Flow (8, 2)
- Lesson B-5A. Adaptations and Survival (11, 2)
- Lesson B-6. How Animals Move I: The Skeleton and Muscle System (6, 0)
- Lesson B-7. How Animals Move II: Different Body Designs; Major Animal Phyla (9, 0)
- Lesson B-8. How Animals Move III: Coordinating Body Movements; The Nervous System (4, 1)
- Lesson B-9. How Animals Move IV: Energy to Run the Body (Fundamentals of Anatomy and Physiology) (8, 0)
- Lesson B-10. Plant Science I: Basic Plant Structure and Reproduction (11, 0)
- Lesson B-11. Plant Science II: Germination, Seedling Growth, and Responses (7, 0)
- Lesson B-12. Plants, Soil, Water, and Erosion (5, 0)
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Learning Progression “C”: Physical Science, Engineering and Technogy
- Lesson C-1. Concepts of Energy I: Making Things Go (8, 16)
- Lesson C-2. Sound, Vibrations, and Energy (9, 1)
- Lesson C-3. Concepts of Energy II: Kinetic and Potential Energy and the Flow of Energy (7, 5)
- Lesson C-3A. Energy and Force (4, 1)
- Lesson C-4. Concepts of Energy III: Distinguishing Between Matter and Energy (4, 1)
- Lesson C-5. Inertia (5, 1)
- Lesson C-6. Friction (5, 0)
- Lesson C-7. Push Pushes Back (5, 1)
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Learning Progression “D”: Earth and Space Science
- Lesson D-1. Gravity I: The Earth’s Gravity; Horizontal and Vertical (7, 1)
- Lesson D-2. Day and Night and the Earth’s Rotation (6, 0)
- Lesson D-3. Reading and Drawing Maps (6, 0)
- Lesson D-3A. North, East, South, and West (6, 1)
- Lesson D-4. Land Forms and Major Biomes of the Earth (5, 0)
- Lesson D-5. Time and the Earth’s Turning (4, 3)
- Lesson D-6. Seasonal Changes and the Earth’s Orbit (8, 4)
- Lesson D-7. Gravity II: Rate of Fall; Weightlessness in Space and Distinction Between Mass and Weight (10, 4)
- Lesson D-8. Rocks and Fossils (11, 4)
- Lesson E-1. Resources: Developing an Overview (3, 0)
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