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Skills: Recognise and name the major parts of the human body, Recognise the five senses and what they detect, Recognise the function of the eyes... +6 more skills
Skills: Recognise key characteristics of living things, Recognise that animals are living things, Recognise that plants are living things... +3 more skills
Skills: Identify a plant, Identify and name the major parts of flowering plants, Recognise the conditions for plants to survive
Skills: Identify and name common materials, Recognise and sort objects into common groups of materials, Recognise the properties of wood... +8 more skills
Skills: Identify different sources of sound, Recognise how sound changes as it travels, Recognise how the volume of sound affects our environment
Skills: Recognise push and pull as forces, Relate the amount of force to the distance travelled, Recognise what happens when an object is placed in water
Skills: Recognise uses of electricity, Recognise the needs and ways to use electricity wisely
Skills: Recognise different types of magnets, Recognise how magnets interact with magnetic and non-magnetic materials, Recognise interactions between bar magnets
Skills: Recognise the characteristics of planet Earth, Recognise that the Sun gives out heat and light, Recognise the characteristics of the Sun
Skills: Recognise how different body parts help animals, Identify the body coverings of animals, Compare the external body coverings of animals... +2 more skills
Skills: Recognise a healthy meal, Recognise the need for a healthy diet, Recognise the needs and ways to practice good hygiene... +5 more skills
Skills: Recognise the characteristics of a tropical rainforest habitat, Recognise the characteristics of a grassland habitat, Recognise the characteristics of a desert habitat... +4 more skills
Skills: Recognise natural and manufactured materials, Recognise that materials can have more than one property, Recognise that materials can either float or sink in water... +5 more skills
Skills: Recognise the direction of a force, Recognise that forces can start or stop an object, Recognise that forces can change the speed of an object...+3 more skills
Skills: Recognise and identify sources of light, including the Sun
Skills: Recognise how electricity can be used safely, Identify the components of a simple circuit
Skills: Compare the characteristics of different types of rocks, Recognise that rocks are extracted from the Earth in different ways
Skills: Recognise the ways humans have changed the environment, Recognise how human activities can have positive effects on the environment, Recognise how human activities can have negative effects on the environment
Skills: Relate the apparent movement of the Sun during the day to the Earth spinning
Skills: Recognise characteristics of living things, Recognise characteristics of non-living things, Compare living and non-living things based on their characteristics... +5 more skills
Skills: Recognise characteristics of birds, Recognise characteristics of insects, Identify similar characteristics among different animal groups... +3 more skills
Skills: Recognise different types of materials, Compare different types of materials, Describe materials based on their physical properties... +6 more skills
Skills: Recognise the stages in the life cycle of plants, Recognise the stages in the life cycle of a frog, Recognise the stages in the life cycle of a cockroach... +3 more
Skills: Compare magnetic and non-magnetic materials, Identify the poles of a magnet, Identify the part of the magnet with the strongest attraction... +7 more skills
Skills: Recognise the functions of leaves in plants, Compare parts and functions of plants
Skills: Differentiate the different organ systems in the human body, Describe how the human digestive, respiratory and circulatory systems work together, Recognise the parts and functions of the human respiratory system... +2 more skills
Skills: Recognise the parts and functions of the human digestive system, Compare the organs in the human digestive system based on their functions, Describe the human digestive process
Skills: Recognise matter and its properties, Identify the properties of a liquid in terms of shape and volume, Identify the properties of a gas in terms of shape and volume... +3 more skills
Skills: Recognise the properties of light, Identify various sources of light, Describe how objects can be seen in the presence of light, Describe how shadows are formed... +4 more skills
Skills: Differentiate between heat and temperature, Recognise that heat flows from a hotter to a colder place, Relate changes in temperature of an object to the gain or loss of heat... +5 more skills
Skills: Recognise characteristics of a cell, Recognise the parts of an animal cell, Recognise the different parts of a plant cell, Relate the different cell parts to their functions, Compare animal cells and plant cells based on their parts and functions
Skills: Recognise the role of reproduction in living things, Examine how parents can pass on some of their traits to their young, Compare the reproductive parts of flowering plants based on their functions, Describe the process of wind pollination in flowering plants, Examine pollination in flowering plants... +12 more skills
Skills: Compare the properties of water in its three states, Recognise the effect of heat gain on the changes in the states of water, Describe how water changes from one state to another, Describe the process of melting and freezing of water... +6 more skills
Skills: Identify the parts of the water cycle, Recognise the processes in the water cycle, Recognise the importance of water to life processes in plants and humans, Describe the causes and effects of water pollution on Earth’s water resources, Identify ways to conserve water including the use of the 3Rs
Skills: Recognise how plants exchange gases with their surroundings, Describe how substances are transported in the plant transport system
Skills: Recognise that air is a mixture of gases such as nitrogen, oxygen, water vapour, and carbon dioxide, Compare the organs of the human respiratory system based on their functions, Describe the human respiratory process... +7 more skills
Skills: Identify the components of an electrical system, Differentiate closed and open circuits, Compare series and parallel circuits, Compare materials based on their electrical conductance... +4 more skills
Skills: Recognise that living things need energy to carry out life processes, Describe how plants make their own food through photosynthesis... +3 more skills
Skills: Recognise characteristics of energy, Identify various forms of energy, Recognise factors that affect the amount of kinetic energy in a system... +8 more skills
Skills: Differentiate between a push force and a pull force, Examine the effects of forces that can be seen and felt, Identify frictional forces... + 8 more skills
Skills: Recognise characteristics of a population of organisms, Recognise characteristics of a habitat, Differentiate among the terms, organism, population, habitat and community... +7 more skills
Skills: Describe the roles of various organisms in a food chain, Examine how the relationships between organisms in a food chain affect population sizes, Recognise a food web... +2 more skills
Skills: Differentiate between structural and behavioural adaptations of organisms, Recognise how organisms adapt to hot and dry conditions, Recognise how organisms adapt to cold conditions... +6 skills
Skills: Identify the components of an electrical system, Differentiate closed and open circuits, Compare series and parallel circuits, Compare materials based on their electrical conductance... +4 more skills
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