PR-6170RUK Science A STEM Approach - Primary 1

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Assessment Living Things LIVING THINGS HAVE NEEDS Caring for Living Things 1. We are going on a camping trip this weekend. What do we need to take to make sure all our needs are met? 2. We are getting a new pet. I want to make a list of the things it needs so I know how to take care of it every day. What will my pet need? 3. We have new plants in our garden. I get to take care of all the plants. I’ve never cared for plants before. What do plants need? Viewing sample Science: 28 A STEM APPROACH Infants 978-1-912760-14-5 Prim-Ed Publishing – www.prim-ed.com
Living Things LIVING THINGS HAVE NEEDS STEM Project Concepts Overview: STEM Project Overview Make a Home for a Parrot Pupils work in pairs to design and create a home for a parrot out of recycled and natural materials. The home must be able to hang in a tree and must meet the parrot’s needs. Pupils must then create a video of their bird house, describing the needs of the parrot and how the features of the home help to cater for these needs. Science • Apply knowledge of living things to create a home for a bird that caters for its basic needs. Technology/Engineering • Apply the design process to plan, create and evaluate a home for a bird that caters for its basic needs. • Select appropriate materials and apply safety procedures while creating. • Create a digital video of the completed bird house, explaining the inclusion of each feature and how those features cater for the bird’s needs. Mathematics • Use informal measurement to ensure the home will be big enough for a parrot. Alternative Project Ideas: • As a class, grow a class vegetable garden, such as a vertical garden. Small groups can be allocated a garden bed each. Pupils decide how they will look after their garden bed to provide for the plants’ needs. They take digital photographs of their garden and print them, or upload them to to create a gardening book called Caring for Plants in the Garden. • In small groups, pupils create a worm farm in a glass jar. Pupils research worms to find out their basic needs. Pupils ensure they collect the materials required to cater for its needs and construct their worm farm in a glass jar. For full instructions, go to . Viewing sample www.prim-ed.com – Prim-Ed Publishing 978-1-912760-14-5 Infants Science: A STEM APPROACH 29
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