The North Carolina 5th Grade Science E.O.G.

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The North Carolina 5th Grade Science E.O.G. “ A mind stretched to a new idea never goes back to its original dimensions.” Oliver Wendell Holmes “ A mind stretched to a new idea never goes back to its original dimensions.” Oliver Wendell Holmes

GOALS % By Goal Goal 1 Plants/Animals: 28% Goal 2 Landforms: 22% Goal 3 Weather/Climate: 22% Goal 4 Force /Motion: 28% % By Thinking Skills Lower level: 55% of questions Higher Level: 45% of questions 92 questions 130 minutes

Science Inquiry Skills This diagram shows _________________. What most likely can be concluded from the diagram? This diagram represents _________________. What will most likely happen if _________________? This data table represents _________________. What most likely can be concluded from the data? Which statement best supports the data? What most likely would happen if _________________? Which graph best illustrates the relationship between _________________? Scientists collected data on _________________ and the data is represented on this graph. Which statement best describes the data? What most likely would happen if _________________? Which device is best used to _________________? This diagram represents some of the stages/ steps of _________________. What most likely will complete the stages/ steps of shown in the diagram? Which diagram best represents the relationship between _________________ and _________________ ? Given the following scenario describing an observation, which hypothesis best predicts _________________? Which technology/ device is best used to _________________? Why is _________________ better used than _________________ for studying/ investigating _________________? Scientists want to build an instrument to measure _________________. What would they most need to consider before building the instrument?

Question Stems and Thinking Skills Knowledge Tell, list, describe, relate, locate, fine, state, name Organizing Explain, interpret, outline, discuss, distinguish, predict, restate, translate, compare, describe Applying Solve, show, use, illustrate, construct, complete, examine, classify This is how our North Carolina Standard Course of Study is structured – Knowledge is the lowest level (kindergarten, first and early second grade is where knowledge level questions may be asked), with applying and analyzing and generating being some of the highest levels in elementary schools.

Question Stems Analyzing Analyze, distinguish, examine, compare, contrast, investigate, categorize, identify, explain, separate, advertise Generating & Integrating Create, invent, compose, predict, plan, construct, design, imagine, propose, devise, formulate Evaluating Judge, select, choose, decide, justify, debate, verify, argue, recommend, assess, discuss, rate, prioritize, determine

How can family and friends help Preparing What are we doing at Barnette Elementary to prepare your child? Science Lab weekly Classroom activities weekly Classroom lessons daily Study Island Test Preparation/vocabulary How can family and friends help

How parents can help Encourage your child to ask questions about things he or she doesn’t understand Work with your child on his or her homework Communicate with your child’s teacher(s) Encourage your child to make a commitment to do well in school and set goals Discuss your child’s academic performance with him or her – how he or she is doing in school Make a connection and have a discussion about science in every day life!