Amplify Science (California) Grade 4 — Lessons, Skills & Practice | Pengi

Amplify Science (California) Grade 4, published by Amplify, is a Next Generation Science Standards-aligned curriculum that guides fourth-grade students through four interconnected units covering Earth science, physical science, and life science. Students investigate how fossils and rock layers reveal past environments, explore electrical energy and circuits through a storyline set in the fictional town of Ergstown, and examine how animals such as Tokay geckos and dolphins use light and sound to sense and communicate with their surroundings. The program emphasizes hands-on investigation and scientific reasoning, asking students to answer real-world driving questions about energy transfer, sensory systems, and the history recorded in Earth's rock record.

Amplify Science (California) Grade 4 covers 17 chapters and 36 lessons on Pengi.

Amplify Science (California) Grade 4 textbook table of contents

Chapter 1: What happened to the electrical system the night of the Ergstown blackout?

Chapter 2: What makes the devices in Ergstown output energy or fail to output energy?

Chapter 3: Where does the electrical energy for the devices in Ergstown come from?

Chapter 4: How does energy get to the devices all over Ergstown?

Chapter 1: How does a Tokay gecko get information about its environment?

Chapter 2: How does light allow a Tokay gecko to see its prey?

Chapter 3: How does a Tokay gecko know that it is looking at its prey?

Chapter 4: How could more light at night make it hard for a Tokay gecko to see its prey?

Chapter 5: How do our senses help us understand our environment?

Chapter 1: How did the fossil get inside the rocky outcrop?

Chapter 2: What was the environment of Desert Rocks National Park like in the past?

Chapter 3: What is the order of the past environments of Desert Rocks National Park?

Chapter 4: Why did more rock layers get exposed in Desert Rocks Canyon than in Keller’s Canyon?

Chapter 1: How does a mother dolphin communicate with her calf across a distance?

Chapter 2: How does sound energy travel through water from a mother dolphin to her calf?

Chapter 3: How does a dolphin calf know which call is his mother’s call?

Chapter 4: How can humans use patterns to communicate?

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