Grade 4 Science Wyoming Standards

Engineering, Technology, & Applications of Science

Earth's Systems

Energy

Earth's Place in the Universe

Waves and Their Applications in Technologies for Information Transfer

From Molecules to Organisms: Structures & Processes

Earth and Human Activity

Given a solution to a simple design problem, students are able to identify materials needed to solve a simple design problem, provided a variety of materials.

Generate more than one possible solution to a problem.

Determine whether or not an engineering design product meets criteria, and communicate failure point(s).

Describe that landscapes can change.

Use a model to describe an erosion event.

Recognize different kinds of information, from maps, that describe Earth's features.

Describe different types of energy resources.

Recognize the impacts of natural Earth processes on humans.

Use a model to demonstrate that plants and animals have structures that support their survival.

Use a model to describe that animals respond to different types of stimuli.

Demonstrate how the speed of an object is related to the energy of the object.

Make observations to describe that heat energy can be transferred from place to place.

Demonstrate how a change in energy occurs when objects collide.

Identify devices that use different types of energy.

Use a model to show what a wave looks like.

Use a model to demonstrate that light reflects from some objects.

Use a method to send or receive information.