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The Solids, Liquids, and Gases topic opens children’s eyes to the materials around them and the way things change. During this topic, the children: The PRIME elementary science curriculum includes 23 modular units to provide maximum flexibility, allowing districts to develop a sequence that best meets their unique needs.

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Read case studies about flamingos, frogs, and snowshoe hares and then use those to support a claim that the environment can affect animals’ traits. Created for the AQA KS3 Science Syllabus and Big Ideas principle to prepare your students for AQA GCSE 9–1 through a 2- or 3-year KS3 programme. Student Books areapproved by AQA. Our team are on hand to discuss how we can support you further, from discussing specific resourcing-needs, request the matching grid to Oak Academy resources, or arrange a free trial of Kerboodle. Identify the different materials that make up common objects, and think about the properties that make each material useful.Written by experienced teachers, and reviewed by expert Assessment Editor, Dr Andrew Chandler-Grevatt.

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Kerboodle provides a coherent technology solution that benefits your whole department. One Kerboodle subscription gives you access to all Oxford Smart Activate resources and assessments so that you are resourced whether you follow a combined sciences or separate sciences route, or follow a 2 or 3 year KS3. The Examining Living Things topic encourages children to think and work as biologists. During this topic, the children: Kerboodle provides an online bank of resources,assessment, and support for running creative and effective lessons Whether students can see themselves reflected in the curriculum, for example by being able to make links with their lived experiences. Look at how variation in traits of frogs and mice affect their ability to survive in their habitats.A product of UChicago STEM Education, Activate Learning PRIME is the result of a rigorous iterative development process by an author team comprised of both content and classroom specialists, and is designed to be educative for elementary school teachers, as well as for students. Helping students recognise and understand their place within STEM and see their potential as future scientists.

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Activate your students' interest in science and keep learners engaged. Activate offers aflexible approach, with a choice of combined science or single science routesto suit your school. With Oxford Smart Activate you are fully supported to deliver a KS3 science experience that connects to your students lived experiences. One that nurtures students, builds skills and knowledge, and carries that curiosity through to GCSE. Observe and describe the similarities and differences between parent animals and plants and their offspring to learn that organisms inherit traits from their parents. We consider there to be three main strands to learner identity: • How students understand themselves as learners and become independent learners. This is supported by the metacognitive strategies throughout Oxford Smart Activate.

Activate is an extremely competent and professionally built new KS3 resource, written and tailored to the 2014 programme of study. It has been designed to engage students' interest in science from Year 7 and take them through to GCSE success, and it has that 'no stone left unturned' reliability factor to it that will fill you with confidence." The Inheritance and Variation topic encourages children to develop a new understanding of the phenomena and processes that govern the characteristics and features of living things and impact their ability to survive in their habitat. During this topic, the children: Record daily weather conditions and look for patterns in the weather data during each season and over the entire year. Trusted secondary school Science series’, including Oxford Smart Activate and Oxford Revise: Science.