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observations are made using the senses and recorded, including informal measurements, using digital tools as appropriate
- exploring what an observation is, and different ways to make observations, through guided discussion
- safely following instructions to record the touch, smell, sight or sound of materials and explaining why it is not appropriate to taste materials
- using senses (except for taste), binoculars or magnifying glasses to identify plants and animals, and recording observations using numbers, dots or drawings
- using informal measurements to measure and record the change in shape or movement of an object using handspans, blocks, pencil lengths or a length of string
- exploring how digital tools can be used to make and record observations, such as simple clap-o-meter apps that measure sound volume, time-lapse digital photography for observing the apparent movement of celestial objects or slow-motion videos for observing a vibrating ruler
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Five Senses Activity Flipbook
Explore the five senses with your students using this engaging five senses activity flipbook.
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Scientific Method Chart Pack (F-2)
Teach the scientific method with a printable ‘What Do Scientists Do?’ Scientific Method Chart Pack for Early Years.
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Sorting Rocks By Properties - Science Sorting Mats
Make sorting rocks by properties hands-on and engaging with our Printable Rock Properties Sorting Mats for Kindergarten through Year 3.
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STEM Learning Journal - Experiment Notebook
Use this STEM Learning journal to organize data and learning with your students when completing STEM and STEAM activities.
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Informal Measurement Task - The Longest Finger
Explore informal measurement with a printable informal measurement task workbook.
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5 Senses Flip Book Pack
Create a flipbook to help your early learners learn about the five senses.
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Five Senses Anchor Charts
Help your students identify their five senses and the organs they use to sense the world around them with a set of printable 5 senses anchor charts.
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Five Senses Worksheet Pack
Explore the five senses with a pack of printable worksheets highlighting the senses of taste, smell, touch, sight, and hearing.
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Five Senses Sorting Activity
Explore the five senses with your little learners using a printable 5 Senses Science Sorting Activity.
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My Five Senses - Google Slides Game
Help your students learn about their five senses with an engaging Google Slides Game!
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Weather Journal – Mini-Book
Draw and write about the current weather conditions, record weather data and predict what the following day’s forecast will be with this printable mini-book.
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Sensory Chart Graphic Organiser
Observe and record observations of the world around you with a printable Sensory Chart Graphic Organiser.