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Science 26th June 2018 Karen Mitchell

Working Scientifically Year 1 Make Predictions Fair Test EYFS Observing the Life Cycle of a Butterfly Year 4 Recording Findings Bar Charts Year 6 Classification

Living Things & Habitats EYFS Lifecycle of a Butterfly EYFS Mini-beast Hunt Year 1 Sorting Farm & Zoo Animals Year 2 Designing Habitats

Humans and Animals Year 3 Skeletons Year 4 Digestive System Year 1 Farm Visit Year 6 Function of the Heart

Functions of Parts of Plants Year 3 Functions of Parts of Plants Year 1 Parts of Plants EYFS Seasonal Walks Year 5 Pollination Year 2 Plant Lifecycles

Flammability of Materials Materials Investigation Year 4 Solids, Liquids, Gases Year 2 Flammability of Materials Year 1 Materials Investigation Year 4 Dissolving

Light & Sound Year 3 Light Year 4 Sound Vibrations Year 3 Shadows

Electricity & Magnetism Year 4 Insulators & Conductors Year 4 Circuits EYFS & Year 3 Magnets

Year 6 Recycling Centre Trip Enrichment Year 4 Everdon Year 1 Allotment EYFS Thrift Farm Year 6 Recycling Centre Trip Year 5 Space Centre