BFSU Supply & Booklist Vol 2

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1	Lesson Title	Time Suggested	Supplies	Book Supplements	Book Series	Author First	Author Last	Cost / Link

2	Organizing Things into Categories	discussion 10-15min, activities 20-30min, occasional recalling 3-5min/occasion	Assortment of miscellaneous junk to sort	Sorting by Color		Jennifer L.	Marks
3	Organizing Things into Categories			Sorting by Size		Jennifer L.	Marks
4	Organizing Things into Categories			Sorting Money		Jennifer L.	Marks
5	Organizing Things into Categories			Sorting Toys		Jennifer L.	Marks
6	Organizing Things into Categories			Sorting	Math Counts	Henry Arthur	Pluckrose
7	Organizing Things into Categories			Counting Colors		Roger	Priddy
8	Organizing Things into Categories			“L” is for Library		Nicole	Wong
9	Solids, Liquids, and Gases	Part 1: activity 20-30min, periodic 5min reviews	Part 1: Water and various other liquids in clear containers from around the kitchen and bathroom (cooking oil, laundry detergent, syrup, shampoo, etc.)	What is Matter?	Rookie Read-About Science	Don L.	Curry
10	Solids, Liquids, and Gases	Part 2: 20-30min, plus periodic reviews	Part 1: Various solid items from around the house (toys, pencils, dishes, coins, etc.)	Solids, Liquids, Gases	Rookie Read-About Science	Ginger	Garrett
11	Solids, Liquids, and Gases		Part 1: Three medium sized boxes, labeled: SOLIDS, LIQUIDS, GASSES	Change It!: Solids, Liquids, Gases and You	Primary Physical Science	Adrienne	Mason
12	Solids, Liquids, and Gases		Part 2: Water in a container	Matter	Early Bird Energy	Sally M.	Walker
13	Solids, Liquids, and Gases		Part 2: Ice cubes in a bowl	What is the World Made Of? All About Solids, Liquids and Gases		Kathleen Weidner	Zoehfeld
14				Many Kinds of Matter: A Look at Solid, Liquid and Gases	Lightening Bolt Books	Jennifer	Boothroyd
15				Liquids	What is Matter?	Cindy	Rodriquez
16	Air is a Substance	Part 2: 15-20min	* Empty plastic soda bottle	I Face the Wind	Science Play	Vicki	Cobb
17	Air is a Substance	Part 3: activity 30-40min, discussion 10-15min	* Dishpan/sink of water	Feel the Wind	Let’s-Read-And-Find-Out Science, Stage 1	Arthur	Dorros
18	Air is a Substance	Part 1: 15-20min	* Glass of water and a straw	Air is All Around You	Let’s-Read-And-Find-Out Science, Stage 1	Franklyn M.	Branley
19	Air is a Substance		* Rubber party balloons (at least 2 of the same size)	Can You See the Wind?	Rookie Read-About Science	Allan	Fowler
20	Air is a Substance		* 12-inch straight edge (ruler)	Gusts and Gales: A Book About Wind	Amazing Science	Josepha	Sherman
21	Air is a Substance		* Tape	Let’s Try It Out in the Air: Hands-On Early-Learning Science Activities		Seymour	Simon
22	Air is a Substance		* String or thread	Air: Outside, Inside and All Around	Amazing Science	Darlene	Stille
23				The Wind Blew		Pat	Hutchins
24				Air Science Tricks		Peter	Murray
25	Matter I: Its Particulate Nature	Part 1: activity 30-45min, discussion 15-20min Part 2: 30min	* Marble-sized balls of clay or dough	What is Matter?	Rookie Read-About Science	Don L.	Curry	$5 new Amazon
26	Matter I: Its Particulate Nature		* A straw and soapy (sudsing) water in a glass	Touch It!: Materials, Matter, and You	Primary Physical Science	Adrienne	Mason
27	Matter I: Its Particulate Nature		* Water in a spray bottle	Matter: See It, Touch It, Taste It, Smell It	Amazing Science	Darlene R.	Stille
28	Matter I: Its Particulate Nature		* Pieces of metal and wood and a file	What Are Atoms?	Rookie Read-About Science	Lisa	Trumbauer
29	Matter I: Its Particulate Nature		* A variety of powder or granular substances (sugar, flour, salt)	Matter	Early Bird Energy	Sally M.	Walker
30	Matter I: Its Particulate Nature		* A bit of soil
31	Matter I: Its Particulate Nature		Optional: Hammer
32	Matter I: Its Particulate Nature		Optional: Chunks of clay or sandstone
33	Matter I: Its Particulate Nature		Optional: Safety goggles
34				Atoms and Molecules		Louise	Spilsbury
35	Distinguishing Materials	Part 1: 30-40min	* Wood pencils (one per student)	(various titles)	Start to Finish	(varies)	(varies)
36	How Its Made
37	Start to Finish: Maple Tree to Syrup, Tree to Paper, Oil to Gas, Iron to Car, Flower to Honey, Sheep to Sweater, Sea to Salt, Cow to Cartoon
38	Distinguishing Materials	Part 2: 30-40min	* Plastic spoons	(various titles)	Welcome Books: How Things Are Made	(varies)	(varies)
39	Distinguishing Materials		* Metal spoons
40	Distinguishing Materials		* Wooden spoons
41	Distinguishing Materials		* Magnet
42	Magnets and Magnetic Fields	Part 1: exploration 20-30min, discussion 25-35min on two occasions	Part1: A variety of magnets including horseshoe, bar, and button types; ideally enough so that each group can have a set	What Makes a Magnet?	Let’s-Read-And-Find-Out Science, Stage 2	Franklyn M.	Branley
43				Amazing Magnetism	Magic School Bus Chapter Books
44	Magnets and Magnetic Fields	Part 2: demo 15-20min, discussion 15-20min, activity 20-30min, discussion 25-30min	Part1: A variety of small, iron or iron-containing items, such as: paper clips, small nails, etc.	What Magnets Can Do	Rookie Read-About Science	Allan	Fowler
45	Magnets and Magnetic Fields		Part1: A variety of items made from metals other than iron, such as: aluminum soda cans, pennies (copper), silver or gold jewelry, a lead fishing weight, etc.	Magnets	Our Physical World	Becky	Olien
46	Magnets and Magnetic Fields	Part 3: demo 15-20min discussion 15-20min activity/discussion 30-40min	Part 2: Horseshoe magnet	Magnets: Pulling Together, Pushing Apart	Amazing Science	Natalie M.	Rosinsky
47	Magnets and Magnetic Fields		Part 2: Piece of poster paper, 6-8” square	Magnetism	Early Bird Energy	Sally M.	Walker
48				Exploring Magnets and Springs		Carol	Ballard
49	Magnets and Magnetic Fields		Part 2: Iron filings (may be purchased or obtained free from any machine shop)
50				Buzzers and Blinkers Building and Experimenting with Magnetism and Electricity		Bernie	Zubrowski
51	Magnets and Magnetic Fields		Part 2: Small sheets of paper, cloth, plastic, or aluminum foil
52	Magnets and Magnetic Fields		Part 3: Bar magnet
53	Magnets and Magnetic Fields		Part 3: Tape
54	Magnets and Magnetic Fields		Part 3: Thread
55	Magnets and Magnetic Fields		Part 3: Directional compass
56	Magnets and Magnetic Fields		Part 3: Large nail
57	Matter II: Air Pressure and the Earth's Atmosphere	Part 1: 30-40min	* Rubber party balloons	Oxygen Keeps You Alive		Franklyn M.	Branley
58	Matter II: Air Pressure and the Earth's Atmosphere	Part 2: 20-30min	* Pictures/videos of astronauts working in outer space	You’re Aboard Spaceship Earth	Let’s-Read-And-Find-Out Science, Stage 2	Patricia	Lauber
59	Matter II: Air Pressure and the Earth's Atmosphere	Part 3: 15-20min	* A household vacuum cleaner	Air	What Living Things Need	Vic	Parker
60	Matter II: Air Pressure and the Earth's Atmosphere	Part 4: 25-35min	* An inflatable tire or ball and a pump	Air is Everywhere		Melissa	Stewart
61	Matter II: Air Pressure and the Earth's Atmosphere	Part 5: 25-35min	* Weather maps showing high and low-pressure areas
62	Air: A Mixture of Gases (Mixtures and Chemical Reactions)	Part 1: 20-30min	* Candle stub (2 – 3”) or birthday candles	Oxygen Keeps You Alive		Franklyn M.	Branley
63	Air: A Mixture of Gases (Mixtures and Chemical Reactions)	Part 2: 30-40min	* Matches or lighter	You’re Aboard Spaceship Earth	Let’s-Read-And-Find-Out Science, Stage 2	Patricia	Lauber
64	Air: A Mixture of Gases (Mixtures and Chemical Reactions)	Part 3: 30-40min	* Soup bowl	Air	What Living Things Need	Vic	Parker
65	Air: A Mixture of Gases (Mixtures and Chemical Reactions)	Part 4: 15-20min	* Water	Changing Materials: Fire and Ice		Jim	Pipe
66	Air: A Mixture of Gases (Mixtures and Chemical Reactions)		* A clear drinking glass	Air is Everywhere		Melissa	Stewart
67	Air: A Mixture of Gases (Mixtures and Chemical Reactions)		* Empty PINT jar	Oxygen	True Books	Salvatore	Tocce
68	Air: A Mixture of Gases (Mixtures and Chemical Reactions)		* Baking soda	Look How It Changes!	Rookie Read-About Science	June	Young
69	Air: A Mixture of Gases (Mixtures and Chemical Reactions)		* Vinegar
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71	Matter III: Evaporation and Condensationsee	Part 1: 40-50min	Part 1: A covered container	A Drop in the Ocean: The Story of Water	Science Works	Jacqui	Bailey
72	Matter III: Evaporation and Condensation	Part 2: 40-50min	Part 1: Two wet paper towels or similar “rags” of equal size	I Get Wet		Vicki	Cobb
73	Matter III: Evaporation and Condensation		Part 1: Dinner plate	The Water Cycle		Don L.	Curry
74	Matter III: Evaporation and Condensation		Part 1: Soda bottle	Follow the Water From Brook to Ocean	Let’s-Read-And-Find-Out Science, Stage 2	Arthur	Dorros
75	Matter III: Evaporation and Condensation		Part 2: Ice	It Could Still Be Water	Rookie Read-About Science	Allan	Fowler
76	Matter III: Evaporation and Condensation		Part 2: A drinking glass or glass jar	What Do You See in a Cloud?	Rookie Read-About Science	Allan	Fowler
77	Matter III: Evaporation and Condensation		Part 2: Salt	(various titles)		Helen	Frost
78	Matter III: Evaporation and Condensation			The Raindrops’ Adventure		Kimberly	Kerr
79	Matter III: Evaporation and Condensation			A Drop of Water		Gordon	Morrison
80	Matter III: Evaporation and Condensation			Fluffy, Flat and Wet: A Book About Clouds	Amazing Science	Dana Meachen	Rau
81	Matter III: Evaporation and Condensation			Water, Water Everywhere	Reading Rainbow Book	Mark J.	Rauzon
82	Matter III: Evaporation and Condensation			Where Do Puddles Go?	Rookie Read-About Science	Fay	Robinson
83	Matter III: Evaporation and Condensation			Water: Up, Down, and All Around	Amazing Science	Natalie M.	Rosinsky
84	Matter III: Evaporation and Condensation			Flakes and Flurries: A Book About Snow	Amazing Science	Josepha	Sherman
85	Matter III: Evaporation and Condensation			Let’s Try It Out in the Water: Hands-On Early Learning Science Activities		Seymour	Simon
86	Matter III: Evaporation and Condensation			The Snowflake: A Water Cycle Story		Neil	Waldman
87	Matter IV: Dissolving, Solutions, and Crystallization	Part 2: 30-40min	* Packets of powdered beverage (optional)	Crystals		Connor	Dayton
88	Matter IV: Dissolving, Solutions, and Crystallization	Part 3: 10-15min plus periodic observations	* Sugar	Keeping Water Clean		Helen	Frost
89	Matter IV: Dissolving, Solutions, and Crystallization		* Salt	Caves: Mysteries Beneath Our Feet		David L.	Harrison
90	Matter IV: Dissolving, Solutions, and Crystallization		* Flour or cornstarch	Caves	Nature in Action	Stephen P.	Kramer
91	Matter IV: Dissolving, Solutions, and Crystallization		* Spoon	Snowflakes, Sugar and Salt: Crystals Up Close		Chu	Maki
92	Matter IV: Dissolving, Solutions, and Crystallization		* Small jar with lid	Greg’s Microscope		Millicent E.	Selsam
93	Matter IV: Dissolving, Solutions, and Crystallization		* Cooking oil	Cave		Diane	Siebert
94	Matter IV: Dissolving, Solutions, and Crystallization		* Detergent	Crystals		Melissa	Stewart
95	Matter IV: Dissolving, Solutions, and Crystallization		* Dark colored plates	A Drop of Water: A Book of Science and Wonder		Walter	Wick
96	Matter IV: Dissolving, Solutions, and Crystallization		* Drinking straw
97	Matter IV: Dissolving, Solutions, and Crystallization		* Paper towels
98	Rocks, Minerals, Dirt, and Soil	Part 1: 50-60min		Cracking Up: A Story About Erosion	Science Works	Jacqui	Bailey
99	Rocks, Minerals, Dirt, and Soil	Part 2: 50-60min	Part 1: An assortment of various rocks and minerals (You and your students may have collected these yourselves on various excursions, or sets may be purchased. For this part of the lesson, you will need pieces of granite, an igneous rock that shows a conspicuous, speckled, granular structure. Save sedimentary rocks, such as sandstone and shale, for lesson D-8.)	Rocks and Minerals	Eye Wonder	Caroline	Bingham
100	Rocks, Minerals, Dirt, and Soil	Part 3: 40-60min	Part 1: Pocket magnifiers	My First Pocket Guide: Rocks and Minerals	National Geographic My First Pocket Guide	N/A	N/A