Science: Year 2 Overview

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Science: Year 2 Overview Key Features YEAR 2 PLANTS LIVING THINGS and their HABITATS ANIMALS (including Humans) Uses of Everyday Materials What plants and seeds need to grow Growing from seeds and bulbs Habitats Living and non living things Early Food Chains Exercise and healthy living What animals and humans need to survive Animals have offspring, which grow to be adults Use of different everyday materials Classifying and grouping Changing materials by bending, etc. Possible Learning Challenges How can we grow our own salad? or How can you be the next master chef? Why would a dinosaur not make a good pet? How will 5 a day help me to be healthy? or How could you be the next Jessica Ennis or Steven Gerrard ? What is our school made of? or Which materials did they use to build the Trafford Centre? © Focus Education 2014