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  | The following website fits in more than 1 objective. In games goto Who Am I? and Animal Quiz
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  | 1.1.1 describe how animals need food, water, and air to survive.
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  | The following needs to be projected and teacher directed
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  | 1.1.2 classify different seeds
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  | On the following activity click on the camera - could be used to classify animals
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  | The following is a teacher directed activity: Goto Creature or Not
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  | The following could be an independent activity high ability learners - Who lives there
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  | 1.1.3 compare and contrast animals by their body coverings, diet, and locomotion.
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  | No connection with unit but a strategy game with animals
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  | 1.1.4 describe how offspring resemble their parents.
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  | 1.1.1 recognize and explain how animals live and survive in distinct habitats.
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  | Very brief introductory activity
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  | 1.1.2 classify animals into major categories such as: amphibian, bird, fish, mammal or reptile.
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  | 1.2.1 classify objects that are attracted or not attracted by magnets.
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  | 1.2.2 demonstrate that magnetic force can pass through certain materials.
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  | 1.2.3 compare magnets of different sizes, shapes and strengths.
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  | 1.2.4 recognize and demonstrate that magnets have two poles.
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  | 1.2.5 demonstrate that magnets attract and repel each other.
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  | 1.2.6 demonstrate that a magnet has a magnetic field.
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  | 1.2.7 demonstrate and describe how to make temporary magnets.
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  | 1.3.1 explore the properties of soil.
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  | 1.3.2 investigate how worms function in decomposition.
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  | 1.3.3 identify three basic components of soil (humus, sand, and clay).
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  | 1.3.4 investigate how humus, sand, and clay support plant life.
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  | 1.3.5 investigate how water affects humus, sand, and clay.
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  | 1.3.6 explain what is meant by erosion and how it affects the earth.
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  | 1.3.7 investigate the properties of local soils. (optional)
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