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Year 3
Rocks and soils
Lessons (16)
I can explain that rock occurs naturally and can be used for different purposes.
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I can compare, group and identify different rocks by observing their appearance.
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I can compare and group different rocks by investigating their hardness.
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I can learn more about the hardness of rocks from the work of important scientists.
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I can compare and group different rocks by testing their permeability.
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I can list some everyday uses of rocks and explain how the physical properties of rocks make them suitable for different jobs.
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I can describe how natural forces can change rocks over time.
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I can describe in simple terms how fossils are formed.
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I can describe a range of different ways in which fossils can be formed.
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I can talk about the importance of Mary Anning's work as a fossil hunter.
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I can explain what soil is and what soils are made from.
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I can identify similarities and differences between different types of soil.
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I can describe that soil contains water and nutrients for plants and that the climate can affect these.
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I can plan an investigation to compare how water moves through different soils.
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I can carry out and review an investigation to compare how water moves through different soils.
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I can explain that geologists are scientists who use knowledge of rocks and soils to learn about Earth and other planets.
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