Science Week Electricity ESD Christmas Skeleton Climate Change Assessment Food Space Science Games Inheritance Digestive System Forces Chemical Change Hooke's Law Matter Heart Lungs
Downloadable presentation to guide your class through activities on the topic of the skeleton. Nice science topic to cover during the spooky Halloween time. Students explore the function, parts of the skeleton, what happens when you break a bone and skeletons of other animals.
View full descriptionWorksheet where students find the mass, volume or length of various items.
Students are encouraged to use the metric measurements (g/kg, mm/cm/m, ml/l). Worksheet from the SESS website.
Strand: Module 1 - Mathematics for Living
Strand unit: 2. Measurement (Area,Volume,Capacity,Weight)
Strand: 4. Physical World
Strand unit: 1. Using Measuring Instruments
Strand: Numeracy
Strand unit: 04. Awareness of Weight & Capacity
Strand: 2. Numbers
Strand unit: 3. Proportionality (E.g. Currency Exchange)
A Scoilnet collection with resources mapped to the Junior Cycle Science and Home Economics specification. Resources contain external links and videos along with original resources created by teachers.
View full descriptionStrand: 5. Biological Science
Strand unit: 4. Human Organs & Systems
Suggestions for use: Teacher reference for planning lessons on the digestive system.
Alternatively, provide the link to students so that they can revise the digestive system.
Key Skills: Communicating Managing Information and Thinking
Strand: 1. Food, Health & Culinary Skills
Strand unit: 11. The Digestive System
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