Intermediate Level Science
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| Grade 5 Earth Science |
| Grade 6 Life Science |
| Grade 7 Physical Science |
| Grade 8 Spiral Earth, Life Physical Science |
| Intermediate Level Assessments |
| Integrated Math and Science Programs |
| Intermediate Level Science |
Intermediate Level Science is based on a core document that is intended for grades 5-8 in NYS. This course is based on concepts from Life, Physical and Earth Science. There is a performance assessment and written assessment given in eighth grade. Performance Assessment: Monday, May 24-Thursday, June 3 |
| Grade 5 Earth Science |
During this year students concentrate on the more basic earth science topics from the ILS core. Topics include the rock cycle, earthquakes and volcanoes, weather and erosion as well as basic astronomy. GRADE 5 RESOURCES |
| Grade 6 Life Science |
Students will learn basic concepts in life science including characteristics of living things, plants, human body systems and ecology. GRADE 6 RESOURCES |
| Grade 7 Physical Science |
This course involves instruction of basic physical science concepts in science. The seventh grade course will include topics such as atomic structure, periodic table, chemical and physical reactions, solutions and heating and cooling. |
| Grade 8 Spiral Living Environment, Earth Science and Physical Science |
The curriculum in eighth grade is intended to give students an opportunity to master the more difficult concepts in the core from each of the content areas. Students should have time to review for the Intermediate Level written assessment. GRADE 8 RESOURCES |
| Professional Development |
Professional development opportunities for science teachers are provided in various areas. Resources provided have been developed in response to requests of various districts and from presentations given to TLQP, NSTA, NABT and STANYS. |
| Integrated Math and Science Programs |
Problem based learning programs which integrate math and science have been developed for Intermediate Level summer school students. Topics include the Mathematical Applications to Human Body Systems and Homeostasis and Forces, Motion and Math. |
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