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Standards Addressed

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The standards listed below are tied to the activities for the State Flower article.
Creating and enforcing educational standards are the responsibilities of each State. To find out the specific standards for your state, visit your State’s Department of Education Web site.

To help unify educational standards across the country, a number of national organizations of education professionals have compiled sets of standards as a resource for the State agencies to help guide them as they develop their own standards. Below you will find summaries of these national standards, the names of the organizations that developed them, and a link to the full set of standards.

Science
Science Standards were developed by the National Academies of Science. Visit here for a full copy of the standards and more details on grade-level applications.

Students should develop understanding and abilities related to:

Category
Standard
Lesson Application
Life Science Organisms and environments

Lesson 2

  The characteristics of organisms Lessons 1& 2
  Structure and function of living systems Lesson 1
     
Science in Personal and Social Perspective Natural resources Lesson 2
  Environmental quality Lesson 2
  Types of resources Lesson 2
     
Earth and Space Science Properties of earth materials Lesson 2
     
Unifying Concepts and Processes Evidence, models, and explanation Lessons 1 & 2
     
Science as Inquiry Develop abilities necessary to do scientific inquiry Lesson 1


Math
Math Standards were developed by the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics.
Visit here for a full copy of the standards and more details on grade level applications.

Students should develop understanding and abilities related to:

Category
Standard
Lesson Application
Measurement Apply appropriate techniques, tools, and formulas to determine measurements.

Lesson 2

     
Data Analysis and Probability Select and use appropriate statistical methods to analyze data

Lesson 2

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