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‘Animals including humans’ will be our science topic for the first half term.

For the final half term, we will be exploring 'Living Things and Habitats'. .

Our main 'Working Scientifically' objectives include: identifying patterns, asking questions, presenting data using charts and making careful and accurate predictions.

Our main 'Knowledge' objectives are to:

  • describe the differences in life cycles of a mammal, an amphibian, an insect and a bird
  • describe the life process of reproduction in some plants and animals

Throughout the year, we will be using a practical approach to learning, completing investigations and experiments to answer scientific questions. We will be developing our understanding of the five enquiry types which will help us acquire new knowledge.

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Working Scientifically

Alongside the five scientific enquiries, we will continue to develop our working scientifically skills. These skills help us to understand the processess which make up an enquiry.

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  Scientist of the Term: Marie Curie
 

Find out more about Marie Curie on these websites:

Who was Marie Curie? Click here to find out.

For facts about Marie Curie, click here.

To read Marie Curie's biography, click here

 

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