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2 |
P2 suggest how to find things out |
O2acompare objects, events + living
things.
O2b record in a table O2c
Use simple apparatus safely |
A2a say if what happened was what was
expected
A2b sort or classify
information using texy +ICT as apprpriate |
(automatically give ?) |
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3 |
P3a make simple predictions P3b Make a simple plan P3c
understand fair and unfair tests |
O3a measure quantities such as
length, mass and temp.
3b carry out a fair
test given help O3c record
observations and measurements in a variety of ways |
A3a explain simple patterns or
observations
A3b sat what has been
found out
A3c Use relevant scientific vocab + ICT as appropriate |
E3 (comment on accuracy) |
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4 |
P4a plan a fair test (control 1
variable)
P4b Understand that
information can be gathered from text, ICT and investigations |
O4a choose the best equipment for the
job O4b carry out
a fair test O4c
make enough observations and measurements O4d present observations
or measurements in tables with headings and units |
A4a draw simple graphs and use them
to spot patterns and trends, use ICT if appropriate A4b relate the
conclusions to scientific knowledge and/or patterns observed |
E4 suggest improvements |
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5 |
P5a identify things that need to be
kept under control ( 2 variables) P5b use knowledge
of science to make predictions |
O5a observe and measure with
appropriate precision
O5b repeat observations
& measurements (if appropriate) |
A5a present data as line graphs A5b draw conclusions
consistent with evidence A5c relate
the conclusion to scientific knowledge and understanding |
E5 explain any differences in
repeated observations or measurements |
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6 |
P6a identify key factors in more
complex situations
P6b use knowledge and
understanding of science to make predictions P6c select and use suitable sources
of information ncluding ICT where appropriate |
O6a make precise observations and
measurements using fine divisions |
A6a choose scales for graphs A6b select + use appropriate methods of presenting
qualitative and quantitive data + outcomes |
E6a identify measurements that do not
fit the main patterns or trends E6b suggest improvements in the method |
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7 |
P7a
control 3 variable P7b say if repeats are needed P7c assess and control
rsiks |
O7a make systematic observations O7b use a range of apparatus
safely |
A7a draw line(s) of best fit A7b comment on and if possible
explain their findings |
E7a say if results are sufficient to
draw conclusions E7b bsuggest how they might collect more information in order to check
the validity of their conclusions |