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Science · Grade 2–Grade 3

Air and Water in the Environment STEM Unit

All materials from Chalkboard Publishing (Canadian Curriculum Press)

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About this curriculum

Dive into the wonders of air and water with our captivating mini science unit tailored for curious minds in grades 2-3. Through interactive lessons and activities, children will explore the properties of air and water, discovering how they shape our world. From investigating the water cycle to exploring the power of air and water in the environment, this unit will inspire a deeper understanding of these essential elements and their importance in our daily lives. Page count: 80 This versatile resource is ideal for both classroom settings and at-home learning environments. Whether you’re a teacher seeking to enhance your students’ education or a parent looking to supplement your child’s learning, this resource provides a comprehensive and engaging solution for all. With its focus on essential skills and development, it’s the perfect addition to any learning environment – whether it be a traditional classroom, homeschool, or remote learning setup. With our popular eBook format, you receive a secure PDF file. Instantly download to your computer, tablet or mobile device. Our practical, ready-to-go materials will reduce the amount of your free time spent preparing for class…

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Shah Family4 / 5
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United States · balancing structure with room to explore

We were glad we made time for Air and Water in the Environment STEM Unit between our library visits. It helped with writing down questions to explore later. We liked the direction it gave us while leaving room to add our own ideas.

Murphy Family4 / 5
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United States · a mix of independent and shared work

We found a useful place for Air and Water in the Environment STEM Unit as part of our home learning routine. It helped with giving our science time a clearer direction. It gave us a useful starting point, and we adapted the pace.