Science
- Overview
- Elementary School Science
- Middle School Science
- High School Science
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Science Fair
- First Annual Elementary Science and Engineering Fair
- Elementary Division Final Results - 2020
- Sponsors - 2020 Henry County Science and Engineering Fair
- Special Honors - 2020 Henry County Science and Engineering Fair
- Junior Division Final Results - 2020
- Senior Division Final Results - 2020
- Georgia Science and Engineering Fair
- Intel International Science and Engineering Fair
- Personalized Learning
- Georgia Milestones Science Resources
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Science Instructional Toolbox
- Henry Teaching and Learning Standards
- Science Georgia Standards of Excellence (GSE)
- Grades 9-10 Science Literacy Standards
- Grades 11-12 Science Literacy Standards
- A Framework for K-12 Science Education
- PLC Science in 3D
- EQuIP Rubric for Lessons and Units: Science
- STEM Teaching Tools
- Georgia Virtual Learning - Shared Content
- Project-Based Science
- Questions to Engage Students in 3D Science
- Science Georgia Standards of Excellence (GSE)
- Science GPS to Science GSE Crosswalk
- Science GSE Phenomena Bank
- Science Literacy Standards
- Next Generation Science Storylines
- Three-Dimensional Science Learning
- PhET Free Online Simulations
- Discovery Camp
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Earth Systems Teaching and Learning Standards
Grades 11-12 Literacy in Science Standards
Earth Systems Learning Progressions
The Earth Systems Georgia Standards of Excellence are designed to continue student investigations that began in K-8 Earth Science and Life Science curricula on the connections among Earth’s systems through Earth history. These systems – the atmosphere, hydrosphere, geosphere, and biosphere – interact through time to produce the Earth’s landscapes, ecology, and resources. These standards engage the students in constructing explanations of phenomena fundamental to the sciences of geology and physical geography, including the early history of the Earth, plate tectonics, landform evolution, the Earth’s geologic record, weather and climate, and the history of life on Earth. Instruction should focus on development of scientific explanations, rather than mere descriptions of phenomena. Case studies, laboratory exercises, maps, and data analysis should be integrated into units. Special attention should be paid to topics of current interest (e.g., recent earthquakes, tsunamis, global warming, price of resources) and to potential careers in the geosciences.