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Science in Stage 1. Overview Look and Listen ST1-6PW - A student describes some sources of light and sound that they sense in their daily lives. ST1-2PW.

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1 Science in Stage 1

2 Overview Look and Listen ST1-6PW - A student describes some sources of light and sound that they sense in their daily lives. ST1-2PW - A student identifies how light and sounds are produced by a range of sources and can be sensed. 5E’sEngageExploreExplainElaborateEvaluate

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4 The Inquiry Process HOW DOES LIGHT AND SOUND AFFECT WHAT I THINK, SEE AND DO?

5 Science Walk (inside and outside the classroom) Televisions/XBOX (at home) Cars, traffic lights, ocean, wind

6 String telephones (vibrations) Peek box Science centre resources

7 VibrationsSoundwaves Natural and man made light Objects that create light Travelling from the source to the ear/eye

8 String telephones (vibrations) Musical instruments/water Classroom objects Peek box Laser light Black light and birds (fluorescent) Can light travel through objects? Water?

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12 Science Excursion Evaluation of unit

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