Physical Science
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Level A
Science on the Playground
- Playground Scientists
- Running Races
- Kickball
- Seesaws
- Swings
Solids, Liquids, and Gases
- Matter
- Solids
- Liquids
- Gases
- Mixing Forms of Matter
Floating and Sinking
- What Floats?
- Will It Float or Sink?
- Why Ships Float
- Swimming and Air
- Life Jackets
Level B
Magnets
- What Do Magnets Do?
- Make Your Own Magnet
- North and South
- Finding the Right Direction
- Everyday Uses of Magnets
Forces Around Us
- Push and Pull
- Work and Play
- Energy and Work
- Up and Down
- Smooth and Rough
Thinking Like a Scientist
- Asking Questions
- Using Your Senses
- Taking Notes
- Doing Tests
- A Shark Scientist
Level C
Inventions
- What Is an Invention?
- Finding the Right Use
- Solving a Problem
- An Invention that Saves Lives
- An Invention that Keeps Changing
Simple Machines
- What Is a Simple Machine?
- The Most Important Machine of All
- The Simplest Machine of All
- Pull Down, Lift Up
- Playing on a Simple Machine
Sound
- What Is Sound?
- The Speed of Sound
- Hearing It Two Times
- Sound Effects
- Can Sounds Hurt?
Level D
Electricity
- What Is Electricity?
- Static and Current Electricity
- How Electricity Comes to Your Home
- Batteries
- Electric Light Bulbs
Wind and Solar Energy
- Sources of Energy
- Wind Energy
- Wind Farms
- Solar Energy
- Solar Cars
Cameras and Photography
- Cameras Today and in the Past
- What Happens When You Take a Picture?
- Box Cameras
- Easy-to-Use Cameras
- Filmless Cameras
Level E
How Light Works
- The Colors of Light
- The Speed of Light
- Light and Shadows
- Laser Beams
- Light Tricks
Heat and Energy
- Generating Heat
- Temperature
- Growing Larger and Smaller
- Heat in Black and White
- How Heat Moves
The Laws of Motion
- Force and Motion
- The First Law: Inertia
- The Second Law: Acceleration
- The Third Law: Action and Reaction
- Friction
Level F
The Scientific Method
- What Is the Scientific Method?
- The Study of Animals
- The Study of Light Bulbs
- Scientific Experiments
- Fact and Theory
Constructing a Building
- Beginning With a Blueprint
- A Firm Foundation
- Supporting the Roof
- Drains and Vents
- Zero-Energy Homes
Computers
- What Is a Computer?
- What’s Inside a Computer?
- Software
- Software Development
- Computer Networks
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Level A
Solids, Liquids, & Gases
- Matter
- Solids
- Liquids
- Gases
Level B
Forces in Sports
- Push and Pull
- Energy and Work
- Up and Down
- Smooth and Rough
Level C
Inventions
- What Is an Invention?
- Finding the Right Use
- An Invention that Saves Lives
- An Invention that Keeps Changing
Level D
Wind and Solar Energy
- Wind Energy
- Wind Farms
- Solar Energy
- Solar Cars
Level E
Heat and Energy
- Generating Heat
- Temperature
- Colors and Heat
- How Heat Moves
Level F
Computers
- What is a Computer?
- Computer Hardware
- Computer Software
- Computer Jobs
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Level A
How Submarines Work
The Science of Play
Water Goes Around and Around
Level B
Forces in Basketball
The Pull of Magnets
Thinking Like a Scientist
Level C
Inventions That Changed the World
Play It Again
Simple Machines
Level D
Cameras Across Time
Solar and Wind Farms
The Day the Lights Went Out
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Level A
Science on the Playground
Level B
Forces Around Us
Level C
Inventions
Level D
Cameras and Photography