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Boosting your child’s confidence in Science Key take-away from today session Understanding Singapore’s Science Curriculum Using the 7 Habits of Happy Kids to help your child in self- management TGE’s Explore · Discover · Create

5 Themes 2014 Science Syllabus Diversity Cycles Systems Energy Interactions Covered over 4 years *Lower Bock (P3 – P4) **Upper Block (P5 – P6)

Process Skills Observing Comparing Classifying This is the skill of using our senses to gather information about objects or events (includes use of instruments) Observing Identifying similarities and differences between two or more objects, concepts or processes Comparing Grouping objects or events based on common characteristics Classifying

Process Skills Inferring Analysing Communicating Interpret and explain observations or pieces of data or information Inferring Identify the parts of objects, information or processes, patterns and relationships between these parts Analysing Transmitting and receiving information presented in various forms – verbal, pictorial, tabular or graphical Communicating

Generating Possibilities Process Skills Assess the likelihood of an outcome based on prior knowledge of how things usually turn out Predicting Exploring all the alternatives, possibilities and choices beyond the obvious or preferred Generating Possibilities Assessing the reasonableness, accuracy and quality of information, processes and ideas. Includes assessing quality and feasibility of objects Evaluating

Process Skills Using apparatus and equipment Formulating Hypothesis Knowing the functions and limitations of various apparatus and developing the ability to select and handle them appropriately for various tasks Using apparatus and equipment Making a general explanation for a related set of observations or events (extension of inferring) Formulating Hypothesis

Lower Block (Primary 3 & 4) Upper Block (Primary 5 & 6) Syllabus Requirement Themes Lower Block (Primary 3 & 4) Upper Block (Primary 5 & 6) Diversity  Diversity of living / non-living things (General characteristics and classification)  Diversity of materials   Cycles  Cycles in plants and animals (Life cycles)  Cycles in matter and water (Matter) (Reproduction) (Water) Systems  Plant system (Plant parts and functions)  Human system (Digestive system) (Respiratory and circulatory systems) (Respiratory and circulatory system)s  Cell system  Electrical system Interactions  Interaction of forces (Magnets)  Interaction o f forces (Frictional force, gravitational force, force in springs)  Interaction within the environment Energy  Energy forms and uses (Light and heat) (Photosynthesis)  Energy conversion

2014 Science Syllabus

Changes to the 2014 Syllabus

How are our children assessed. Source: http://www. seab. gov

Some examples

The 7 Habit of Happy Children

The 7 Habit of Happy Children

The 7 Habit of Happy Children

The 7 Habit of Happy Children

What do we do differently at TGE? 5 Themes Diversity Cycles Systems Energy Interactions Cover over 6 years Lower Block (P1 – P2) Middle Block (P3 – P4) Upper Block (P5 – P6)

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