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Look at how variation in traits of frogs and mice affect their ability to survive in their habitats.

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The Technology and Energy topic helps students discover the wonders of electricity, other forms of energy, and the relationship of energy to making technology work. During this topic, the students: 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. The curriculum is underpinned by the six Oxford Smart pillars. These are: coherence, high expectations, responsive teaching anid learning, metacognition, learner identity, and awe and wonder. Each pillar is informed by research and link together to deliver a truly-transformational curriculum. Record daily weather conditions and look for patterns in the weather data during each season and over the entire year. Observe and record patterns in the structures of different plants, and in the structures and behaviors of different animals.Read case studies about flamingos, frogs, and snowshoe hares and then use those to support a claim that the environment can affect animals’ traits. Identify the different materials that make up common objects, and think about the properties that make each material useful. Oxford University Press is the UK's number 1* school science publisher. We publish a range of high-quality Biology, Chemistry, Physics, and Combined Science resources to support secondary school students and teachers around the world. Browse our materials for Key Stage 3, GCSE, and A Level. Our secondary science offer includes: 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: Plan and conduct fair tests involving chemical changes to show that the weight of matter stays the same during these changes.

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Show that the weight of matter doesn’t change when heated or cooled or when mixed with other substances. 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. 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.

Make drawings of weather scenes, themselves wearing indoor and outdoor clothing, clouds and precipitation, and wind. Activate is the most popular course for KS3 Science* andprovidesideal preparationfor all GCSE routes, with comprehensive and flexible assessment and progression. Delivers the curriculum in a fun and interesting way and offers good support for students of all abilities. A great resource for Key Stage 3!"