Mystery Science 5th Grade SUPPLEMENTAL SUPER BUNDLE Journal Pages | All 4 Units

This SUPPLEMENTAL bundle to the Mystery Science curriculum includes journal pages for all 4 units in the 5th Grade Mystery Science Curriculum with an additional Distance Learning Google Drive Digital Version so students can type in their answers! THIS PRODUCT IS NOT INTENDED TO BE USED WITHOUT ACCESS TO THE MYSTERY SCIENCE CURRICULUM.

Enjoy more than 140+ pages (2 journal pages per mystery with answer keys and teacher user guides). You will be set to supplment for your year of 5th Grade Mystery Science!

These supplemental journal pages are the perfect way to keep your students engaged and accountable throughout the mysteries! There are endless ways you can implement these journal pages in your classroom - while the students watch the videos, as a homework assignment, during cooperative learning structures, or as an assessment. Each mystery varies, so please read the descriptions below.

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SPACESHIP EARTH - 8 MYSTERIES TOTAL

Mystery 1: How Fast Does the Earth Spin?

Mystery 2: Who Set the First Clock?

Mystery 3: How Can the Sun Tell you the Season?

Mystery 4: Why Do the Stars Change with the Seasons?

Mystery 5: Why Does the Moon Change Shape?

Mystery 6: How Can the Sun Help Us Learn About Planets?

Mystery 7: Why is Gravity Different on Other Planets?

Mystery 8: Could There Be Life on Other Planets?

Mystery 1: How Fast Does the Earth Spin?

• 2 Journal Pages (12 total questions in the following formats: 2 fill-in-the-blank, 2 models to sketch and label, 2 written explanations, 6 vocabulary/terms matching, 1 constructed response)
• 2 Answer Keys
• 1 Optional Teacher Guide

Mystery 2: Who Set the First Clock?

• 2 Journal Pages (10 total questions in the following formats: 1 constructed response, 1 model to label and color, 4 image depictions of shadows, 4 matching)
• 2 Answer Keys
• 1 Optional Teacher Guide

Mystery 3: How Can the Sun Tell you the Season?

• 2 Journal Pages (15 total questions in the following formats: 4 models to draw of the sun's path for each season, 1 constructed response, 3 fill in the blank, 4 true or false, 3 matching)
• 2 Answer Keys
• 1 Optional Teacher Guide

Mystery 4: Why Do the Stars Change with the Seasons?

• 2 Journal Pages (The first journal page includes students creating two theories with models and explanations. The second journal page involves the students using a website to view constellations on their birthday and sketch a model).
• 2 Answer Keys
• 1 Optional Teacher Guide

Mystery 5: Why Does the Moon Change Shape?

• 2 Journal Pages (15 total questions in the following formats: 4 model drawings, 1 constructed response, 10 fill in the blank).
• 2 Answer Keys
• 1 Optional Teacher Guide

Mystery 6: What are the Wandering Stars?

• 2 Journal Pages (16 total questions in the following formats: 8 questions that require students to research each planet with a website given and match the description and picture to the planet; 8 questions that require students to list the planets in order using a mnemonic saying). These two pages were created to be used AFTER the Exploration video for Mystery 6 as supplements.
• 2 Answer Keys
• 1 Optional Teacher Guide

Mystery 7: Why is Gravity Different on Other Planets?

• 2 Journal Pages (9 total questions in the following formats: 1 fill in the blank, 2 diagrams of gravitational pull, 2 constructed response, 4 finding the weight of a dog on different planets using an equation
• 2 Answer Keys
• 1 Optional Teacher Guide

Mystery 8: Could There Be Life on Other Planets?

• 2 Journal Pages for the 5th Grade Spaceship Earth Mystery 8 Lesson (This activity is made to supplement the Exploration video of Mystery 8. Students will research each planet and its features to determine whether life is habitable or not).
• 2 Answer Keys
• 1 Optional Teacher Guide

WEB OF LIFE - 6 MYSTERIES TOTAL

Mystery 1: Why Would a Hawk Move to New York City?

Mystery 2: What Do Plants Eat?

Mystery 3: Where Do Fallen Leaves Go?

Mystery 4: Do Worms Really Eat Dirt?

Mystery 5: Why Do You Have to Clean a Fish Tank But Not a Pond?

Mystery 6: How Can we Protect the Earth's Environments?

Mystery 7: Why Did the Dinosaurs Go Extinct?

Mystery 1: Why Would a Hawk Move to New York City?

2 Journal Pages for the 5th Grade Web of Life Mystery 1 Lesson (Questions in the following formats: 1 Venn diagram comparing the hawks mentioned in the video, 1 constructed response, completing 3 food chain examples)

• 2 Answer Keys
• 1 Optional Teacher Guide

Mystery 2: What Do Plants Eat?

• 2 Journal Pages for the 5th Grade Web of Life Mystery 2 Lesson (12 Questions in the following formats: 9 fill in the blank, 2 constructed response, 1 multiple choice )
• 2 Answer Keys
• 1 Optional Teacher Guide

Mystery 3: Where Do Fallen Leaves Go?

• 2 Journal Pages for the 5th Grade Web of Life Mystery 3 Lesson (6 Questions in the following formats: 2 constructed response, 1 3-part graphic organizer, 1 sketch)
• 2 Answer Keys
• 1 Optional Teacher Guide

Mystery 4: Do Worms Really Eat Dirt?

• 2 Journal Pages for the 5th Grade Web of Life Mystery 4 Lesson (11 Questions in the following formats: 10 fill in the blank questions from a website shared in the mystery (word bank included) and one friendly letter template that students will use to explain how worms are beneficial as decomposers)
• 2 Answer Keys
• 1 Optional Teacher Guide

Mystery 5: Why Do You Have to Clean a Fish Tank But Not a Pond?

• 2 Journal Pages for the 5th Grade Web of Life Mystery 5 Lesson (The first page requires students to describe the interactions of plants, animals, and decomposers in a pond ecosystem using a graphic organizer. The second page requires students to draw the carbon cycle throughout a fictitious ecosystem.)
• 2 Answer Keys
• 1 Optional Teacher Guide

Mystery 6: Why Did the Dinosaurs Go Extinct?

• 2 Journal Pages for the 5th Grade Web of Life Mystery 6 Lesson (11 Questions total in the following formats: 4 graphic organizer short answer questions about fossils, 7 sequential order questions about one hypothesis on why dinosaurs are extinct)
• 2 Answer Keys
• 1 Optional Teacher Guide

CHEMICAL MAGIC - 5 MYSTERIES TOTAL

Mystery 1: Are Magic Potions Real?

Mystery 2: Could You Transform Something Worthless Into Gold?

Mystery 3: What Would Happen If You Drank A Glass of Acid?

Mystery 4: What Do Fireworks, Rubber, and Silly Putty Have in Common?

Mystery 5: Why Do Some Things Explode?

Mystery 1: Are Magic Potions Real?

• 2 Journal Pages for the 5th Grade Chemical Magic Mystery 1 Lesson (6 Questions total in the following formats: 2 short answer questions (lists); 4 constructed-response questions)
• 2 Answer Keys
• 1 Optional Teacher Guide

Mystery 2: Could You Transform Something Worthless Into Gold?

• 2 Journal Pages for the 5th Grade Chemical Magic Mystery 2 Lesson (5 Questions total in the following formats: 2 short answer questions; 3 constructed-response questions)
• 2 Answer Keys
• 1 Optional Teacher Guide

Mystery 3: What Would Happen If You Drank A Glass of Acid?

• 2 Journal Pages for the 5th Grade Chemical Magic Mystery 3 Lesson (14 Questions total in the following formats: 3 sketches; 8 fill in the blank; 3 constructed-response)
• 2 Answer Keys
• 1 Optional Teacher Guide

Mystery 4: What Do Fireworks, Rubber, and Silly Putty Have in Common?

• 2 Journal Pages for the 5th Grade Chemical Magic Mystery 4 Lesson (12 Questions total in the following formats: 6 matching; 6 fill in the blank for element symbols *NOTE: You will need a digital, print, or poster version of the Periodic Table of Elements to complete the 2nd page.
• 2 Answer Keys
• 1 Optional Teacher Guide

Mystery 5: Why Do Some Things Explode?

• 2 Journal Pages for the 5th Grade Chemical Magic Mystery 5 Lesson (17 Questions total in the following formats: 5 short answer; 9 listing examples of solids, liquids, and gases; 3 sketches of particles for each state of matter)
• 2 Answer Keys
• 1 Optional Teacher Guide

WATERY PLANET - 5 MYSTERIES TOTAL

Mystery 1 - How Much Water is in the World?

Mystery 2 - How Much Salt is in the Ocean?

Mystery 3 - When You Turn on the Faucet, Where Does the Water Come From?

Mystery 4 - Can We Make it Rain?

Mystery 5 - How Can You Save a Town From a Hurricane?

WHAT YOU GET:

Mystery 1: How much water is in the world?

• 2 Journal Pages for the 5th Grade Watery Planet Mystery 1 Lesson (12 Questions total in the following formats: 2 lists of water uses; 2 fill in the blank; 8 pie chart and data table questions)
• 2 Answer Keys
• 1 Optional Teacher Guide

Mystery 2: How much salt is in the ocean?

• 2 Journal Pages for the 5th Grade Watery Planet Mystery 2 Lesson
• 2 Answer Keys
• 1 Optional Teacher Guide

Mystery 3: When you turn on the faucet, where does the water come from?

• 2 Journal Pages for the 5th Grade Watery Planet Mystery 3 Lesson (12 Questions total in the following formats: 1 prediction sketch; 2 constructed responses; 2 fill in the blank; one page of 7 different parts where students create a trifold describing the town they created in the activity portion of this lesson)
• 2 Answer Keys
• 1 Optional Teacher Guide

Mystery 4: Can we make it rain?

1. 2 Journal Pages for the 5th Grade Watery Planet Mystery 4 Lesson (9 Questions total in the following formats: 2 constructed responses; 1 prediction sketch; one page of 6 blank boxes where students illustrate and describe a water droplet going through the water cycle)

• 2 Answer Keys
• 1 Optional Teacher Guide

Mystery 5: How can you save a town from a hurricane?

• 2 Journal Pages for the 5th Grade Watery Planet Mystery 5 Lesson (10 Questions total in the following formats: 3 short answer; 7 ordering the life cycle of a hurricane based on a short reading passage
• 2 Answer Keys
• 1 Optional Teacher Guide

This product has been created to supplement the Mystery Science curriculum found at https://mysteryscience.com/. It is not intended to be used without the curriculum.

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