Primary Science (KS1–KS2)
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This course introduces primary-age pupils to the natural world, covering living things and their habitats, and the properties of everyday materials. It is aimed at Key Stage 1 and Key Stage 2 learners (roughly ages 5–11) and follows the structure of the UK National Curriculum for science.
Each chapter combines simple explanations with a quiz and a hands-on observation project, encouraging pupils to explore science in the world around them.
Curriculum Overview
This course includes 3 modules, 7 lessons, and 0:32 hours of materials.
Learn to identify and group common plants and animals, and what makes something alive.
Discover how plants and animals grow and change through their life cycles.
Learn to identify common materials and describe their properties.
Explore the three states of matter and how materials can change between them.
Test your knowledge of living things, habitats and everyday materials.
Choose a local habitat (for example your garden, a park or a pond) and observe it for 10 minutes. Draw or list at least five living things you find and describe the habitat they live in.
An interactive SCORM lesson covering the Sun and the eight planets, ending with a five-question quiz. Images are public domain, courtesy of NASA via Wikimedia Commons.
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