Develop an understanding of the fundamental concepts of motion, force, energy, and waves, and be able to apply these concepts to real-world situations.

Investigate and explore the properties of light and sound, including wave behavior, color, and how light and sound interact with matter.

Understand the nature of electric and magnetic fields and how they are related to the behavior of charged particles and the properties of magnets.

Design and conduct experiments to investigate and analyze physical phenomena and use data and evidence to support scientific claims and arguments.

Communicate scientific ideas and results clearly and effectively, using appropriate scientific language and models.

Recognize the importance of science and engineering in solving real-world problems, and appreciate the role of scientific inquiry in advancing our understanding of the natural world.

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Optional Practice Questions, Hands-On Practice, and Review Games.
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