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Rock Quarry - 3rd Grade

Georgia teacher Kori Perez takes students on a tour of a rock quarry to understand the attributes of rocks and minerals in this episode of Let's Learn GA!. 

Rock Quarry - 3rd Grade

From Let's Learn GA! - Model Lessons, Science Model Lessons
Rock Quarry - 3rd Grade

Georgia teacher Kori Perez takes students on a tour of a rock quarry to understand the attributes of rocks and minerals in this episode of Let's Learn GA!. 

Science

S3E1

Obtain, evaluate, and communicate information about the physical attributes of rocks and soils.

S3E1.a

Ask questions and analyze data to classify rocks by their physical attributes (color, texture, luster, and hardness) using simple tests.

Let's Learn GA! - Model Lessons Segments

Science Model Lessons

Let's Learn GA! is series of video lessons for grades K-5 taught by Georgia teachers. The videos in this collection are aligned to the Georgia Standards of Excellence for science. Let's Learn GA! is a collaboration between GPB and the Georgia Department of Education (GaDOE) to support both in-person and remote learning plans. Check back for science lessons coming soon. 

Foxes and Friends - Kindergarten

pet turtle

Our Classroom Pet - Kindergarten

All About Plants - 1st Grade

Animal Needs - 1st Grade

Life on a Farm in the 1930s - 2nd Grade

Pollinators & Life Cycle of a Butterfly - 2nd Grade

Rock Quarry - 3rd Grade

Statue of Liberty

The Statue of Liberty and Chemical Changes - 5th Grade

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