Grade: 5
Learning Outcomes
- Develop a foundational understanding of key scientific principles and concepts, including the scientific method, measurement, plant growth, ecosystems, microorganisms, and physical changes.
- Enhance critical thinking and problem-solving skills through inquiry-based investigations and experimentation, fostering a curiosity-driven approach to scientific inquiry.
- Foster an appreciation for the natural world and its complexities, as well as an awareness of the interconnections between living organisms, habitats, and environmental factor
Curriculum
Book reference: SCIENCE-International Lower secondary Science book 1
Curriculum
Introduction to Science:
Explore the nature of science, including the scientific method, observation, experimentation, and inquiry skills.
Physical Quantities and Measurement:
Learn about different physical quantities such as length, mass, volume, and time, and develop measurement skills using appropriate tools and units.
Plant Growth:
Study the life cycle of plants, including seed germination, growth, reproduction, and factors affecting plant growth.
Habitats and Food Chain:
Explore different habitats and ecosystems, and understand the concept of food chains, including producers, consumers, and decomposers.
Micro-organisms:
Investigate microorganisms such as bacteria, viruses, fungi, and protists, and their roles in ecosystems and human health.
More about Dissolving:
Learn about the process of dissolving, including solutes, solvents, and solutions, and factors affecting the rate of dissolving.
Reversible and Irreversible Changes:
Explore different types of changes in matter, including reversible changes (e.g., melting, freezing) and irreversible changes (e.g., burning, rusting).
Force:
Study the concept of force, including types of forces (e.g., friction, gravity), and understand how forces affect the motion of objects.
How We See Things:
Explore the science of vision, including the structure and function of the eye, and how light travels and interacts with objects.
Changing Circuits:
Learn about electrical circuits, including components such as batteries, wires, switches, and bulbs, and investigate how circuits can be changed to control the flow of electricity.
Sawera Asghar
Meet Ms. Sawera Asghar, a passionate science teacher with a profound love for critical thinking and analysis. Driven by a curiosity to understand the intricacies of the natural world, she has dedicated her career to inspiring students to explore the wonders of science. With a rich academic background, Ms. Sawera holds an M.Phil. in Food Technology and has earned accolades for her ground breaking research and academic career. Her commitment to pushing the boundaries of knowledge has led to numerous publications in reputable scientific journals. She fosters an environment that encourages students to question, analyse, and think critically. Her dedication, achievements, and contributions make her a highly respected figure in the scientific community and more devoted to serving the academic sector with her knowledge and research expertise.