Free Science Lesson Plans: Ideal for 5th Grade Students

Students will learn about the construction of planet earth.

Basic concepts of chemical reactions.

Understand the purpose of structures and how they are designed to meet specific needs.

Water is one of the most important resources in our life . We should use it the best way .

Transportation in the plant

Basic needs

identify systems of the human body, and describe their basic function

describe the differences in the life cycles of a mammal, an amphibian, an insect and a bird

Distinguishes between vertebrates and invertebrates and describes traits common to all invertebrates.

Mendelian inheritance refers to certain patterns of how traits are passed from parents to offspring.

Observes and describes the diversity of living things within the local environment. (Include: fungi, plants, animals).

An assessment based on the sustainability of timber, beef, cotton, fisheries, dairy and wool. Students pick one enterprise to look further into

plant needs/ parts of plant

I would like it to include an extension activity

Need icebreakers and games for a lesson on rockets

food chain

This is an flipped classroom lesson plan for blended learning activities on different ecosystems

cross curricular lesson plan with English and science for the story good pet bad pet. All students are reading and decoding on a second grade level. Assistive technology is needed for this lesson.

What are natural elements and the importance they play in our lives

importance sunlight , water ,air and soil for plant

plant structure and plant needs

How humans, animals, and the environment are interconnected and how to maintain health for all three.

What is gravity and how does it affect motion?

What factors affect a healthy growth of a plant. Students should investigate factors, make predictions and conclusions

Students will be able to identify what liquids have the most density. By mixing the different luquids together. Students will be able to label and draw a picture in the learning journal that indicates which liquids are more dense compared to those that are less dense.