Kindergarten Science Units

Explore Kindergarten Science unit plans with standards-aligned lessons that build curiosity about weather, plants, animals, motion, and hands-on exploration.

Kindergarten Science Units

Unit Plan 36 (Grade K Science): Cumulative Synthesis & Exhibition

Kindergarten science showcase unit where students present learning on motion, sunlight, weather, habitats, and engineering through models, demos, and explanations.

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Unit Plan 35 (Grade K Science): STEM Capstone — My Environment Model

Kindergarten science capstone where students build an environment model showing weather, sunlight, motion, living-thing needs, and human impact through hands-on design and explanation.

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Unit Plan 34 (Grade K Science): Engineering Improvement Day

Kindergarten engineering unit where students revise designs using test results, compare original vs improved solutions, and explain changes with evidence.

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Unit Plan 33 (Grade K Science): Weather, Plants & Animals

Kindergarten science unit connecting weather patterns to plant changes and animal behaviors, using evidence to explain how living things change the environment.

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Unit Plan 32 (Grade K Science): Sunlight, Shade & Plants

Kindergarten science unit exploring how sunlight warms surfaces, how shade reduces heat, and how students design and test shade structures to support plant needs.

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Unit Plan 31 (Grade K Science): Engineering a Motion Obstacle Course

Kindergarten science unit where students design and test motion courses to explore pushes, pulls, speed, direction, and use data to improve engineering designs.

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Unit Plan 30 (Grade K Science): Human Impact Stories

Kindergarten science unit where students learn how people help or harm the environment and create simple solutions to protect land, water, air, and living things.

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Unit Plan 29 (Grade K Science): Needs & Habitats Review

Kindergarten science unit exploring how plants and animals live in habitats where food, water, shelter, air, and space meet their needs through models and evidence.

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Unit Plan 28 (Grade K Science): Comparing Habitats

Kindergarten habitat unit where students explore forest, desert, ocean, and arctic environments, using models to show how living things’ needs match places they live.

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Unit Plan 27 (Grade K Science): Weather & Earth Systems — Quarter Synthesis

Kindergarten synthesis unit exploring weather patterns, seasons, and living things, using models and observations to explain Earth systems.

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Unit Plan 26 (Grade K Science): Engineering for Weather Safety

Kindergarten engineering unit where students use weather forecasts to plan for severe weather, design safety tools, test solutions, and protect the environment.

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Unit Plan 25 (Grade K Science): Weather Forecasts & Safety

Kindergarten unit where students explore weather forecasts, ask questions, read symbols, and learn how forecasts help people prepare for severe weather safely.

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Unit Plan 24 (Grade K Science): Human Changes to Earth

Kindergarten unit where students explore human impacts on land, water, air, and habitats, then create solutions to reduce harm and protect the environment.

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Unit Plan 23 (Grade K Science): How Living Things Change Earth

Kindergarten science unit where students build arguments using evidence to show how plants, animals, and humans change environments to meet needs.

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Unit Plan 22 (Grade K Science): Local Seasons

Kindergarten seasons unit where students track weather, plants, daylight, and clothing to observe seasonal patterns and predict changes using simple data.

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Unit Plan 21 (Grade K Science): Weather Patterns Over Time

Kindergarten weather patterns unit where students track temperature, precipitation, and sky conditions, graph daily data, find patterns, and make simple predictions.

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Unit Plan 20 (Grade K Science): Weather Tools

Kindergarten weather tools unit using thermometers, windsocks, and rain gauges to collect data, track local weather, and describe patterns over time.

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Unit Plan 19 (Grade K Science): Weather Observations

Kindergarten weather unit where students observe sunny, cloudy, rainy, and windy days, record data, graph results, and describe weather patterns over time.

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Unit Plan 18 (Grade K Science): Sunlight & Needs — Quarter Synthesis

Kindergarten science synthesis unit connects sunlight, shade, living needs, and habitats through models, observations, and a culminating class showcase.

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Unit Plan 17 (Grade K Science): Needs & Habitats

Kindergarten science unit uses simple models to show how plants, animals, and humans meet needs through habitats like forests, ponds, and deserts.

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Unit Plan 16 (Grade K Science): Humans Meet Needs Too

Kindergarten science unit comparing human needs with plants and animals, observing patterns and how people meet food, water, shelter, safety, space.

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Unit Plan 15 (Grade K Science): Plant Needs & Growth

Kindergarten science unit investigating plant needs through water and light tests, observing growth patterns, and explaining results with evidence.

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Unit Plan 14 (Grade K Science): Animal Needs & Behaviors

Kindergarten life science unit explores animal needs and behaviors, observing how food, water, air, shelter, and space support survival patterns.

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Unit Plan 13 (Grade K Science): What Living Things Need

Kindergarten life science unit explores patterns of what plants, animals, and humans need to survive using observations and simple data.

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Unit Plan 12 (Grade K Science): Building Shade Structures

Kindergarten engineering unit where students design and test shade structures, compare warming in sun and shade, collect data, and improve designs using evidence.