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Vocabulary for unit
(11 pages) |
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Vocabulary to be used during this unit |
Cards of words that may be used
throughout this unit (31 cards / words – 3 on each sheet) |
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Animals and plants, which and why
(4 pages) |
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To
observe and recognise some simple characteristics of animals
and plants
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Pictures of animals and plants to cut out and sort – use to
find out which things go together and why |
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Animal and plant
(2 pages) |
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To
observe and recognise some simple characteristics of animals
and plants
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Use the words and give reasons why they think that the
pictures are animal or plant |
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Names of animals and plants
(1 page) |
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that the group of living things called animals includes
humans |
Make a list of animals / plants that they know – compare and
check to include humans |
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Which are humans
(2 pages) |
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that humans are more like each other than they are like
other animals |
Select the pictures to show which are humans. Write down how
the animals / the humans are like each other, and how humans
are different from other animals |
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What can you find
(2 pages) |
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To make careful observations to identify similarities
To treat animals with care |
Investigate and record two places – put hoops down to find
plants / animals in each place – be careful with the animals
found |
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Animal quiz
(1 page) |
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to make careful observations to identify differences |
A few questions to answer – refer to books or internet. Draw
babies of the given animals. |
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What do you know about humans
(2 pages) |
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that humans are similar to each other in some ways and
different in others |
Naming parts of the human body. Naming things that are
generally the same in humans and those that can be different |
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Flower and tree, same and different
(1 page) |
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To know that plants in the local environment are similar to
each other in some ways and different in others |
fill in the boxes to show what differences and similarities
there are trees and flowers |
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Examining flowers
(1 page) |
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To know that plants in the local environment are similar to
each other in some ways and different in others |
Naming the parts of flowers, drawing flowers that look
different but have the same parts |
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Looking for flowers
(1 page) |
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To make observations and comparisons of local plants |
Record by drawing flowers around the school – discussion
about the similarities and differences of those found |
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Parts of a plant
(1 page) |
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To make observations and comparisons of local plants |
Label the parts of the plant. Explain what each part of the
plant does. Are all plants the same? |
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Measuring people
( 1 page) |
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To
measure hand span in standard units of length (to the
nearest centimetre)
To present measurements in block graphs |
Measuring various parts of the body, include hand span,
record on given table. |
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Hands and feet
(1 page) |
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To raise questions about differences between themselves,
test them and decide whether their predictions were correct |
Experiment to find out if the people with the biggest hands
have the biggest feet |
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Put the animals into groups
(2 pages) |
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that living things in the locality can be grouped according
to observable similarities and differences
to present results in a block graph |
Put the pictures of the animals into groups. Fill in the
graph to show how many fit into the various categories. |