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Living Environment/Biology resources - topic include -ORGANIZATIONLiving VS Non-Living, Population Diversity, Organizational Levels, Cell Structure, Life Functions, Cellular Communication.HEREDITY AND GENETICSDNA, Asexual vs Sexual Heredity, Protein Synthesis, Genetic Engineering.EVOLUTIONNatural Selection, Mutations, Variation.REPRODUCTION AND DEVELOPMENTAsexual Reproduction, Sexual Reproduction, Human Reproduction, Human Development.HOMEOSTASISBiochemical Processes, Disease, Feedback Mechanisms.ECOLOGYBiotic vs Abiotic, Energy Flow, Material Cycles, Organism Relationships, Biodiversity, Ecological Succession.HUMAN IMPACTInterrelationships, Technological Developments, Improvements.LABORATORYScientific Methods, Organization and Analysis of Data, Safety, Instrumentation, Measurement, Indicators, Dichotomous Keys, Dissection. |
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Online animation helps the pupil to recognize that non-renewable energy sources are limited, so it is important that we learn to use ways to conserve energy. Science lesson also provides limited sample questions at the end of the topic. CONSERVING ENERGYExplains that using energy from non-renewable fuels releases pollutants into the air, polluting the air we breathe.Explains that clean and efficient sources like wind and solar energy do not pollute the air making the environment cleaner for everyone. Explains that scientists have produced environmentally friendly bio diesel from plants that slows down the use of fossil fuels. Explains there are many ways to save energy and it is important to do this. Explains using less energy will help the environment as well as save money. Useful for teachers of science/geography. |
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Online animation helps pupils to gain an understanding of the different direct sources of water pollutions. Science lesson also provides limited sample questions at the end of the topic. DIRECT SOURCES OF WATER POLLUTIONExplains that water pollution is a big problem in the world today.Explains water is precious and a basic resource, so we need to prevent its pollution. Explains that direct sources of pollution are the toxic wastes from various industries that are dumped into lakes, rivers and oceans. Explains that toxic waste enters the surface and ground water making the water unsafe. This can make people sick and kill fish. Explains ocean pollution contaminates or kills ocean animals and our food. Explains that some mining methods have devastating environmental and public health effects. Explains sewage or manure entering the water causes organic matter to grow more and more, this leads to low oxygen levels that kill other animals. Useful for teachers of science/geography/earth science/living environment. |
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Online animation helps pupils to gain an understanding of indirect sources of water pollution. Science lesson also provides limited sample questions at the end of the topic. INDIRECT SOURCES OF WATER POLLUTIONExplains water pollution is caused when waste materials (from gardens, parking lots, construction sites, landfill areas, logging ares, septic tanks and farmlands) enter our water systems.Explains fertilizer, weed killer and pesticides introduce toxins and nitrates into ground water supplies, polluting our drinking water. Explains large farms produce lots of animals wastes which carry dangerous germs and cause diseases. Explains oil and grease from cars, sand, gravel, salt and other chemicals build up on surfaces and streets. These pollutants end up in our drinking water. Explains dumping of garbage at community landfills pollutes surface water and ground water. Explains that oil, paint cleaning supplies and other toxic materials from cars and batteries contaminate our drinking water and kill fish, animals and plants. Explains it is very important for all of us to learn how to prevent water pollution. Useful for teachers of science/geography/living environment/earth science. |
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Online animation helps pupils to gain an understanding of how to protect our water from pollution. Science lesson also provides limited sample questions at the end of the topic. PROTECTING OUR WATER FROM POLLUTIONExplains the careless dumping of wastes results in pollutants and pesticides being found in our drinking water.Explains we should never throw litter on the ground but rather recycle waste so that there is less rubbish flowing into the storm water. Explains we should pour cooled cooking oil into an old milk container or non-recyclable sealed container and dispose in the rubbish. Explains we should wash our car on the grass where the soap suds and excess water can absorb into the grass and soil. Explains we should fix oil leaks and never pour oil or chemicals down the drain or on the ground. Explains we should pick up after our pets and throw their waste in the rubbish or the toilet. Explains we should never use fertilizer before it rains as these bad chemicals can get washed into the drains. Explains we should use natural fertilizers like manure, mulch or compost Explains it is important that we learn to become good environmental citizens to protect our water from becoming polluted. Useful for teachers of science/geography/living environment/earth science/going green. |
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Online animation helps pupils to gain an understanding of how to be water wise in the home. Science lesson also provides limited sample questions at the end of the topic. WATER WISE IN THE HOMEExplains how to water wise in the home to ensure we have a constant supply of water.Explains that water is very important as we rely on it for many things. Explains that being water wise means not wasting water and instead protecting our water resources to last longer. Explains we should never pour water down the drain. Rather recycle water and use it to flush toilets and water gardens. Explains we should never running water to thaw frozen foods. Defrost overnight or use the defrost setting on the microwave. Explains we should use water efficient washing machines and dishwashers. Explains we should always turn off tap water when brushing teeth. Explains we should shower rather than have a bath as it uses much less water. Explains we should place a housebrick in the cistern to reduce the amount of water being flushed in the toilet. Explains we should never running water to thaw frozen foods. Defrost overnight or use the defrost setting on the microwave. Explains we should repair dripping taps. Useful for teachers of science/geography/living environment/earth science/going green. |
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Online animation helps pupils to gain an understanding of how to be water wise outdoors. Science lesson also provides limited sample questions at the end of the topic. WATER WISE OUTDOORSHelps student to recognize that water is essential for life and therefore it is very important that we learn how to become water-wise in the garden - to ensure that we have a constant supply of water.Explains water is very important as we rely on it for many things. Explains that being water-wise means not wasting water so that we protect our water resources to last longer. Explains we should park the car on the grass and wash it using a bucket of water. Explains we should clean paths and driveways with a broom to save water. Explains we should water our gardens during the early morning when temperatures are the lowest to reduce the water lost by evaporation. Explains we should plant hardy plants and use mulch to retain moisture in the soil. Explains we should connect rainwater tanks to the gutters to collect rainwater so that the garden can be watered. Explains we should NOT leave the hose running. Useful for teachers of science/geography/living environment/earth science/going green. |
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Online animation helps pupils to gain an understanding of the water cycle. Science lesson also provides limited sample questions at the end of the topic. THE WATER CYCLEExplains and describes the different processes making up the water cycle.Explains that through the water cycle, water is being recycled over and over again. Explains that the sun heats up the water of the oceans, rivers and lakes, changing it into water vapor. This water vapour evaporates into the air. Explains that that plants lose water vapour during transpiration. Explains that water vapour cools and changes into tiny droplets that form a cloud. This is called condensation. Explains when there is too much water in the could, droplets join together to form rain. This is called precipitation. Explains the rain water seeps into the ground to become groundwater. Groundwater is the water found under the surface of the earth. Explains the cycle is never ending. Water keeps moving and changing from a solid to a liquid to a gas, over and over again. Useful for teachers of science/geography/living environment/earth science |
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Online animation helps pupils to gain an understanding of the circular nature a food chain/ecosystem and how organisms/sun/animals/plants interact within the food chain. Science lesson also provides limited multiple choice sample questions at the end of the topic. FOOD CHAINS/ECOSYSTEMExplains that a group of organisms living in one environment and depending on each other for food is called an ecosystem.Explains the sun is the main source of energy for organisms. Explains that plants get energy from the sun to make their own food. They are called producers. Explains that animals eat plants and other animals. They are called consumers. Useful for teachers of grade/key stage science/biology. |
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Online animation helps pupils to gain an understanding what plants need to grow and how they make food. Science lesson also provides limited multiple choice questions at the end of the topic. HOW PLANTS GROWExplains that green plants produce their own food.Explains that plants use water and nutrients from the soil to grow. Explains that plants need sunlight to change the nutrients they get into food they do this through the leaves. Explains that plants make their own food through photosynthesis they produce food in their own bodies. Useful lesson resources for teachers of grade/key stage levels biology/science. |
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