Lesson Title: Anticipatory Set (Directed Inquiry) AZ Teaching Standard(s): SG1S1C2PO2: Participate in guided investigations in life, physical, and Earth and space sciences. SG1S1C2PO4: Record data from guided investigations in an organized and appropriate format (e.g. lab book, log, notebook, chart paper). SG1S1C3PO1: Organize (e.g. compare, classify, and sequence) objects, organisms and events according to various characteristics. SG1S1C4PO1: Communicate the results of an investigation using pictures, graphs, models, and/or words. Lesson Outcome: TSW identify items as living or nonliving and explain why. Evidence: Observation log book Big Idea: Living things need each other to survive. Materials: Clear cup or bowl, aquarium gravel, bean seeds, water (for each group), unlined paper, construction paper. Sub-Objective Teacher Actions TSW participate in discussion on living things. Display a clear bowl with aquarium gravel Participant Actions Participate in discussion. and bean seeds for students. √ for Understanding Paraphrase or summarize a classmate’s thinking. Engage students in discussion on whether bean seeds or gravel are living things. TSW work in groups to prepare bowl for directed inquiry. Record student thinking on chart paper. Have each group measure approximately TSW record observations in log book. half a cup of aquarium gravel and add to clear bowl. Using a deck of number cards (containing numbers from 3 - 6), have one student per group draw one card. The number on the card represents the number of bean seeds to be placed in the bowl. Have each group measure 6 tablespoons of water and add to bowl. Have each student create an observation log book by folding 5 sheets of unlined paper in half and stapling inside a folded piece of construction paper. Model for students the format that their observations will take: Day 1 (date) Illustration with labels # of seeds: __ tbsp of water: ___ Written observations Prediction: “I think _____ because _____.” Measure aquarium gravel. Count out correct number of bean Completed bowl. seeds. Create log book. Write Day 1 observations in log book. Log book entry. TSW record observations in log book for 4-5 days. Engage students in discussion on changes TSW evaluate the items in the bowl. Ask which item in the bowl is living and to the aquarium gravel and bean seeds in their cups each day of the experiment. which item is nonliving? Why? (e.g. the bean seeds are living because they grew and changed; the aquarium gravel is nonliving because it did not grow or change). Participate in discussions. Write Day 2-5 observations in log Discussions Log book entries. book. Participate in discussion. Paraphrase or summarize a classmate’s thinking.