Science
Science
‘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.
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.
| Scientist of the Term: Marie Curie | |
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