Autumn 2 Y3 science- cycles in nature

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Lesson 1- seasonal cycles

The word cycle means...

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1. to ride

2. to draw circles.

2. processes that repeat again and again.

2. A two wheeled vehicle.

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Explain your reasoning...

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1. Spring

2. Autumn

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We have seasons because ...

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1. of the sun.

2. because the moon goes around the Earth.

3. because the Earth is tilted as it makes its way around the sun.

4. because the sun is tilted as the Earth goes around the sun.

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Lesson 2- plants

During Winter, some plants and seeds are dormant. This means..

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1. we can pick their fruit.

2. they are dead.

3. they are growing really well.

4. they are alive, but not actively growing.

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What season would you expect to see most plant growth?

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1. Autumn

2. spring

3. summer

4. Winter

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During what season would you see plants grow and fruit ripening?

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1. Autumn

2. Spring

3. Summer

4. Winter

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During which season do plants begin to drop their seeds and begin to die?

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1. Autumn

2. Spring

3. Summer

4. Winter

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During which season do seeds remain dormant?

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1. Autumn

2. Spring

3. Summer

4. Winter

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Lesson 3- life cycle of a plant

Flowering plants produce...

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1. energy

2. sunlight

3. pollen

4. honey

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Pollen is moved from one flower to another by...

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1. reproduction

2. photosynthesis

3. the ovule

4. Insects such as bees which are attracted to the flower (scent, nectar, colour)

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The process where a male and female part of a plant are joined is known as...

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1. metamorphosis

2. metallic

3. pollination

4. germination

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1. Male part of fliower

2. Female part of flower

pollen

ovule

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Lesson 4- animal migration

Migrations means...

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1. travelling, sometimes thousands of miles, to find a suitable place.

2. staying in one place all year round.

3. travelling with members of the same family.

4. travelling a long distance and then back again in one day.

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During our winter, some animals migrate... to find warmer weather.

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1. North

2. East

3. South

4. West

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Lesson 5- the life cycle of a frog.

Female frogs lay eggs that are grouped together, known as...

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1. spawnfrog

2. frogspawn

3. clusters of eggs

4. a clutch of tadpoles

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Tadpoles change completely when they become adult frogs. We call this change...

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1. orbit

2. metamorphosis

3. metallic

4. pollination

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