Unit 1 Earth and Space

01 Why do the positions of the sun and moon change throughout the day?
02 Why do the constellations visible change depending on the season?
03 How does the shape and position of the moon change over several days?
04 What is the relationship between solar altitude, shadow length, and temperature throughout the day?
05 How do the solar altitude, day length, and temperature change with the seasons?
06 What causes seasonal changes?
Confirmation Learning: Fusion Reading/Concept Organization

Unit 2 Matter

01 What properties do oxygen and carbon dioxide have?
02 How does the volume of a gas change when temperature and pressure change?
03 What gases make up air?
04 What is needed for a substance to burn?
05 How do I turn off the fire?
06 What should I do if a fire breaks out?
Confirmation Learning: Fusion Reading/Concept Organization

Unit 3 Life

01 What do the cells that make up living things look like?
02 What do roots, stems, and leaves do?
03 What do flowers and fruits do?
04 What do the digestive and respiratory systems do?
05 What do the circulatory and excretory organs do?
06 How are stimuli transmitted in our body?
Confirmation Learning: Fusion Reading/Concept Organization

Unit 4: Motion and Energy

01 How does light travel across the boundaries of different materials?
02 What are the characteristics of a convex lens?
03 How does the brightness of a light bulb change depending on how it is connected?
04 What is an electromagnet?
05 What are the different forms of energy?
06 What are some ways to use energy efficiently?
Confirmation Learning: Fusion Reading/Concept Organization

A quick overview of the concepts
* Answers and explanations (separated from the textbook and included in a book-within-a-book format)

Why should science students also study reading comprehension?

As the grade level increases, the content covered in 'science' textbooks becomes more in-depth and diverse.
So, 'science' can feel increasingly difficult and daunting.
There are many new scientific concepts and vocabulary, so it is difficult to understand the contents of the textbook at once.
To study 'science' easily and enjoyably, you need to first learn important concepts and vocabulary, and then practice reading.

Reading practice isn't just for Korean language subjects.
Even science, which has many unfamiliar concepts and vocabulary to read, requires reading practice.
With the step-by-step reading practice of "Science is Reading First," the difficult subject of "science" becomes easy and fun!

Why do we need to learn concepts and vocabulary in science?

‘Science’ is a subject where the basics are important, like mathematics.
Because the concepts are tightly connected and the depth and breadth of the content expands as the grade level advances, it is difficult to understand the later content if you do not understand the earlier content.
So, it is important to properly understand each and every concept from the beginning when learning ‘science’.
Studying science becomes easier when you learn concepts that are well organized and systematic with pictures.

In 'science', understanding the concepts is most important.
Even unfamiliar and difficult subject matter can be easily understood if you just grasp the concept.
The systematic concept learning of "Science Comes First with Reading" will clearly organize the concept of "science" that was once confusing!

Complete the 3 stages of concept - vocabulary - reading comprehension

[Concept] Easy with pictures

1.
Read the title first!
- You can figure out what you want to know.
2.
Let's grasp the concept with pictures!
- You can grasp key concepts at a glance and memorize them in chunks of pictures.


[Vocabulary] Smart with sentences

3.
Learn conceptual vocabulary through sentences!
You can solidify the concepts by putting vocabulary directly into sentences.
4.
Let's summarize the concept in one sentence!
It clearly summarizes the core concept in one sentence so that you can understand it.

[Reading] Read + Write for sure

5.
Read the text to check the key concepts!
- You can preview the key concepts covered in the text using paragraph summaries.
- By organizing the content scattered across several pages of the textbook into a single text, you can clearly understand the core concepts, grasp the structure of the text, and read effectively.
6.
Develop basic reading comprehension skills!
- Finding key vocabulary: You can check the central sentence of each paragraph in the reading passage and find the key vocabulary that goes into the central sentence.
- Reading correctly: You can develop the ability to ‘factually understand’ by reading a given passage correctly and accurately understanding the content as it is.
7.
Develop your in-depth reading skills!
- Detailed reading: You can develop the ability to 'analyze comprehension' by reading the text in detail and grasping the details of the text.

- In-depth reading: You can develop the ability to ‘inferentially understand’ by reading in connection with the text in <View> and drawing different judgments based on the given information.
8.
Let's summarize it in a structural diagram!
- Write a summary [short answer]: You can organize the content of the text in a coherent manner by filling in the appropriate vocabulary in the structured diagram of the text.
9.
Learn to write descriptively!
- Descriptive Writing [Descriptive]: You can develop the ability to express your knowledge logically and appropriately to your intentions by describing what you understand, and internalize the learning content.