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Are you a primary teacher who feels uncertain about teaching science? Don't worry, you're not alone! Many educators face the same challenge and Primary Science in a Nutshell Is here to help. This essential guide addresses the confidence gap in teaching Science, offering practical support without overwhelming you with information. Desinged to be clear and easy to use, this will help you gain the knowledge you need to understand key infomations and avoid student misconceptions. Primary Science in a Nutshell is ideal for Primary Teachers, especially those that would like to build on their scientific understanding. It also great for student teacher to give them a head start in deepening their scicne knowledge, and help them avoid misconceptions in the classrooom early on. Inside this book, you will find: Big Ideas Explained: Clear overviews of key concepts from the English National Curriculum (and beyond). Key Knowledge: Detailed explanations to ensure you understand the subject matter deeply, extending beyond curriculum statements. Misconceptions Unveiled: Common student misunderstandings and effective strategies to correct them. Planning support: Essential questions to ask, a progression grid to track learning from Early Years to Key Stage 3, and tips for connecting prior knowledge. Practical Use: Designed for easy, quick reference during lesson planning and teaching.

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Author:   Leigh Hoath ,  Ben Rogers
Publisher:   Millgate Publishing
Imprint:   Millgate Publishing
ISBN:  

9781915615305

ISBN 10:   1915615305
Pages:   143
Publication Date:   06 January 2025
Audience:   Primary & secondary/elementary & high school ,  Adult education
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active
Availability:   Available To Order  
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Table of Contents

Welcome to Primary Science in a Nutshell! The characteristics of living things Classifying living things Vertebrates and invertebrates Mammals Insects Microorganisms Life cycles Food chains and webs Leaves and photosynthesis Flowers Pollination Fertilisation Seed dispersal Stems Roots What is soil? Habitats and ecosystems Natural selection The senses Muscles Respiration Digestion Blood circulation Solids, liquids and gases Changes of state Separating mixtures The properties of materials Metals Reversible & irreversible changes Forces Motion Forces acting at a distance Light Sound Waves and vibrations The solar system model Circuits Electrical conductors & insulators Charge and current The 'rope' circuit model Energy How we can protect the environment Global warming Climate change Carbon dioxide & oxygen The carbon cycle The water cycle Rocks Classification of rocks The rock cycle Erosion Earthquakes Fossils Geological deep time Volcanoes How to weigh things How to use a thermometer Measuring time How to use a microscope How to measure the volume of liquids How to use forcemeters How to manage lessons with circuits Representing data How to manage a science cupboard Glossary

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