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THE
LIVING THINGS
YEAR 4
Air, food water, shelter Air, food water, shelter
Humans Animals
Plants
Food Water
HUMAN
BASIC NEEDS
Shelter Air
To protect
themselves from To breathe
danger, sun and rain
BASIC NEEDS OF HUMANS
Basic Needs
ANIMAL
BASIC NEEDS
Reasons Shelter
Grow, Nest,
Stay healthy, Cave, Den,
Stay alive, Burrow, Stable,
Breath, Under the rock
1.3 Understanding that plants have basic needs
Water Sunlight
PLANTS
BASIC NEEDS
Air
Analysing life
Understanding
processes that
humans have
humans undergo
basic needs
Animals have
Plants have
Analysing life specific Animals have
Understanding specific
processes that characteristics & specific
animals have characteristics to
animals undergo behavior to characteristics &
basic needs protect
protect behavior to
themselves from
themselves from enable them to
dry region
danger survive
Being aware that
Understanding
certain behaviour
plants have
can disturb life
basic needs
processes
Plants have
Animals have
specific
specific
characteristics to
characteristics &
Understanding protect
behavior to
the life themselves from
protect
processes that enemies
themselves from
plants undergo extreme weather
POND Under Flower
Sc. Garden
-Weed Field Pot
Leaf
- Tadpole - Grass Caterpillar -Lichen
- Fish - Grasshopper Grasshopper - Worm
- Beaver - Frog Bird - Hen
- Snake Frog
-Eagle
- Caterpillar
INVESTIGATING
FORCE AND ENERGY
YEAR 4
•Different ways to
• mixing
measure length, •Measurement
• reasons
using the •Length
• conclude
correct technique •Height
•Circumference
vocabulary •Volume
• compare,
•solid
•State,
• standard units,
• calculate.
Lenght Standard
Units
INVESTIGATING
Area FORCE AND
ENERGY
MEASUREMENT
Volume Of
Solid
Time
Volume Of
•compare,
Liquid Mass
•State,
• standard units, • different ways,
• calculate. • processes,
• state tools • standard units,
• different ways • standard unts • tools
• standard units • correct technique • record
• measuring tools • record
• correct technique
• record
INVESTIGATING
MATERIALS
YEAR 4
MATERIALS
WOOD PLASTIC
METAL NYLON
RUBBER
COTTON
FLOAT ON WATER
EG: COPPER,ALLUMINIUM,
IRON,GOLD AND SILVER
SOIL ORIGINATES FROM ROCKS
WHEN THE ROCKS ARE BROKEN
EG : ERASER,SOLES OF SHOES
TYPES OF
OBJECT
material
metal glass
propertie
Hard s
transparent
Strong
Reason:
Use a metal and a glass to make a pair of glasses
because a metal is hard and strong when a glass
properties is transparent.
PLASTIC GLASS
Conduct
•Iron Key •Cork
C
heat
el on •wood
ec d
at o n
tr uc
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w at
er
it y
o
Fl
OBJECTS
A l ht
stretched
lig pas gh
l o to
at rb
Can be
w
w so
er
th
Ab
ro
s
u
•Sponge •Mineral bottle
•Clothes •Glass
•Tissue •Windows pane
•Rubber band
•Plastic ruler
Materials
Paint Rusty
Grease
Metal Non-Metal
Oil Non-rusty
constituent
THE DISTANCE OF
ratio THE EARTH’S
RELATIVE TO THE
SUN AND THE MOON
SOLAR SYSTEM
Earth
Planet revolve around the sun
MERCURY
VENUS
EARTH
MARS
APPRECIATING THE PERFECT
JUPITER
PLACEMENT OF THE EARTH IN
SATURN
THE SOLAR SYSTEM
URANUS
NEPTUNE
PLUTO
INVESTIGATING
THE IMPORTANT OF
TECHNOLOGY
YEAR 4
save time cost expensive
save energy need professional skill
fast high technology
comfortable bring pollution
LIMITATION TO
HUMAN’S ABILITIES
Advantages and disadvantages
Development of Technology
to see fine object
transportation