Topic
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Level
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LT/ISE code
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Related Targets
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Minibeasts
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B
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LT B 1.1 (G 11)
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108: give some of the more obvious distinguishing features of the major invertebrate groups
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B
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LT B 1.2 (G 11)
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109: name some common members of the invertebrate groups
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B
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LT B 3.1 (G5)
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146: give examples of feeding relationships found in the local environment
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B
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LT B 3.2 (G5)
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147: construct simple food chains
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Materials
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B
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ES B 3.1(G3)
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32: Describe how everyday materials can be changed by heating or cooling
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B
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ES B 2.1(G3)
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15: make observations of differences in the properties of common materials
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B
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ES B 2.2(G3)
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16: relate uses of everyday materials to properties
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How my Body Works
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B
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EF B 2.1 (G5)
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81: give examples of being energetic
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B
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EF B 2.2 (G5)
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82: link the intake of food to the movement of their body
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C
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LT C 2.1 (G 14 alt)
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127: name the life processes common to humans and other animals
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C
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LT C 2.2 (G 17)
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128: identify the main organs of the human body
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C
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LT C 2.3 (G 17)
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129: identify the broad functions of the organs of the human body
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Good Vibrations
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C
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EF C1.3(G10)
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59: link sound to sources of vibration
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D
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EF D 1.4(G24)
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65:use the terms ‘pitch and ‘volume’ to describe sound
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Water Works
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B
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ES B 3.2(G9)
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33: give examples of everyday materials that dissolve in water
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B
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ES B 2.3(G9)
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17: explain why water conservation is important
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B
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ES B 3.3(G9)
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34: give examples of common causes of water pollution
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