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Furry Foxes
Circle of Seasons Unit | Anchor Phenomenon

Furry Foxes

Circle of Seasons Unit | Anchor Phenomenon
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It's time to do some investigations! In this unit, you'll explore many things about the weather.

At the end of the unit, you will use everything you've learned in a fun project.

Have fun, and stay curious!

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Grade K

Weather Patterns

Seasonal Weather Patterns

K-ESS2-1

85 reviews

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Note: This lesson is part of this unit’s Anchor Layer. If you have the Anchor Layer turned on, we recommend teaching all of the lessons in this unit in order.

The anchor phenomenon for this unit is the amazing cycle of changes an arctic fox's fur undergoes throughout the annual cycle of seasonal weather.

During the introduction, students generate observations and questions about the phenomenon and create a list of possible explanations for the phenomenon.

Students will gather clues during and after each lesson in this unit to help them improve their understanding and explanations. It is important to encourage students to recognize that even if they don't know the perfect answer yet, they are going to learn a lot throughout the unit and will have an opportunity to revisit the phenomenon over time.
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Grade K

Weather Patterns

Seasonal Weather Patterns

K-ESS2-1

85 reviews

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