Year One
Communicating with the Year One Team
We look forward to partnering with you in 2020, and welcome your input:
Laura McQueen (Class 1A) Laura.McQueen@education.vic.gov.au
Rebecca Tilley (Class 1B) Rebecca.Tilley@education.vic.gov.au
Overview of Learning
Please see below an overview of the Inquiry Focus for Term Two, during Remote Learning. Unit One Title: The Senses Through Line: Science Learning Area/s: Physical & Chemical Sciences Capability: |
Content: Science Content Descriptors – Chemical Sciences Science as a human endeavour
Physical sciences
Chemical sciences
Science Content Descriptors – Science Inquiry Skills Questioning and predicting
Planning and conducting
Recording and processing
Analysing and evaluating
Communicating
Achievement Standards: By the end of Level 2:
Science - Science Understanding
Science – Science Inquiry Skills
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Unit One Title: The Senses Through Line: Science |
All Mixed Up Themes: Students develop their understanding of different objects, and how they are made of materials that have observable properties. They learn to consider theses objects and materials related to sight, sound, smell, touch and taste. Through scientific inquiry, students investigate how different materials can be changed or combined with other materials in a variety of ways, including by mixing, and learn to use their senses to investigate these changes. |
Questions: What are the human senses? Where does light come from? How can light be produced? Where does sound come from? How can it sound be produced? What happens to some materials when you mix, or combine them? How do they change? Why do we mix different materials? How can we record and present our observations?
Key Understandings: How people use science in their daily lives. Observable properties of objects and materials related to sight, sound, smell, touch and taste. How materials can be physically changed or combined (mixing) with other materials in a variety of ways for particular purposes. How light and sound are produced by a range of sources. Posing scientific questions. The recording, sorting and representation of their observations. |
Time Allocation: 7 – 8 Weeks (Approximately 165 minutes per week) |