100 SCIENCE LESSONS is a series of seven teachers' guides designed to give Scholastic's model for the planning involved and provide clear lesson structures for all the science lessons any class might need for each year R-Y6. Using the content of all the UK curriculum documents offers comprehensive coverage and lots of choice. Units coinciding with work in the QCA's 'Science of Work' are designed to work alongside and support the recommended lessons. The units are focused as: Unit 1 Ourselves: Keeping healthy Unit 2 Animals and plants: Growing up Unit 3 The environment: Life in habitats Unit 4 Materials: Materials and change Unit 5 Electricity: Making circuits Unit 6 Forces and motion: Making things move Unit 7 Light and sound: Properties of light and sound Unit 8 Earth and beyond: The Sun and seasons * Flexible - physically as a framework for planning * Comprehensive framework - takes the pain out of planning * Follows current trends in curriculum delivery and classroom management - advice on introductory activities and interactive whole-class teaching *Addresses whole UK curriculum content, using QCA's 'Science Scheme of Work' to pitch activities and focus for each year group.

 

This book is part of a book series called 100 Science Lessons .

There are 208 pages in this book. This book was published 2001 by Scholastic .

Carole Creary has recently retired from Northamptonshire Inspection and Advisory Service. She is an experienced author and early years science education adviser. Gay Wilson has recently retired from Northamptonshire Inspection and Advisory Service. She is an

This book has the following chapters: Ourselves - keeping healthy; animals and plants - growing up; the environment - life in habitats; materials - materials and change; electricity - making circuits; forces and motion - making things move; light and sound - properties of light and sound; earth and beyond - the sun and seasons.