Activate 1 Student Book

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Trusted secondary school Science series’, including Oxford Smart Activate and Oxford Revise: Science. Activate is the most popular course for KS3 Science* andprovidesideal preparationfor all GCSE routes, with comprehensive and flexible assessment and progression. 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.

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The complete service has also been used by Pioneer Schools. These schools have had access to Oxford Smart Activate, and have been using it with Year 7 groups. They have shared their experiences and insights, to drive improvements for you. Written by experienced teachers, and reviewed by expert Assessment Editor, Dr Andrew Chandler-Grevatt.Kerboodle is the time-saving online teaching, learning and assessment service for secondary schools. 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." Whether students can see themselves reflected in the curriculum, for example by being able to make links with their lived experiences. 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:

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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!"

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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. Read about the environmental influences on traits and use that information to identify the differences in offspring they observe. Show that the weight of matter doesn’t change when heated or cooled or when mixed with other substances. Learn about what it means to be a biologist, and engage in a biologist’s practices of exploring the world. 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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Record daily weather conditions and look for patterns in the weather data during each season and over the entire year. 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. Identify the different materials that make up common objects, and think about the properties that make each material useful. The Investigating Matter topic recognizes that to understand their world, students must have many experiences with matter. During this topic, the students: Kerboodle provides an online bank of resources,assessment, and support for running creative and effective lessonsWe 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. 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. Observe and record patterns in the structures of different plants, and in the structures and behaviors of different animals. Observe and describe the similarities and differences between parent animals and plants and their offspring to learn that organisms inherit traits from their parents. Look carefully at dogs to understand what a trait is and how traits can have variations within the same kind of organism.

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This student book will spark students' curiosity in biology, chemistry and physics from the very start of their secondary science journey and prepare them for GCSE. The engaging content encourages and supports students to question and analyse topics. 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: Personalised assessments combined with immediate next steps ensure students, understand their results, core concepts are reinforced, and skills are stretched by the follow-up questions. Watch the video to find out how a students’ personalized learning journey is achieved. 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:

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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.