Year 3 Animals, including Humans: The Skeleton, Muscles.

KS2 Science Skeletons and muscles learning resources for adults, children, parents and teachers.. Find out how the skeleton helps us move and protects some of our important organs.

The muscles are the tissues which are attached to the bones of a skeleton and make them move. As a cheetah coils its body ready to race after a gazelle, the muscles shorten and lengthen to pull the bones of its skeleton into the right place for it to run.

The inner bones of our body are different to insects bones because they have hard skin before the exo-bones which provides protection but worms don’t have exo-bones they have silks made of water that allows the worm to move across the world,land ,ground,playgrounds or earth.

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Year 3 Science Learning Journey Discover a complete learning programme that covers all the core science skills that your child must master by the end of Year 3. This comprehensive programme enables you to cover every topic in the curriculum with just one 10-minute worksheet every week at home.

In Year 3 science, your child will be encouraged to ask questions about scientific concepts and then carry out experiments to find out the answers. In doing this they will: learn what a 'fair test' is. take measurements using a range of equipment. gather and record data. report their findings orally and in writing. Science topics in Year 3.

This resource, aimed at primary learners, contains three lessons on skeleton and muscles, digestion and circulation. An interactive simulation, 'Inside the Human Body', explores each of the systems demonstrating their structure and function. It also provides interactive games which support the activities. The skeleton-muscular system: Through a series of activities children identify the key.

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Cover the Year 3 science objectives of the National Curriculum with Hamilton's science scheme. Each block contains six sessions and can be completed within a half-term. Working scientifically, investigations and meaningful outcomes are incorporated into each block.

Y3 Investigating Skeletons Pupils investigate what happens to our skeletons from the day we are born until we become an adult? They take a range of skeletal measurements and place their results into a number of bar graphs before drawing any conclusions.

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