Primary 3 and Primary 4 Science Revision Checklist

Science SA1 is so near the corner, but is your child ready?

BAND 1 REVISION CHECKLIST FOR PRIMARY 3 & PRIMARY 4 SCIENCE

Day	Topic		Objectives and Concepts to Master	RECREATE OPCM 100%	3 QNS / TYPE 100% ACCURACY
	Plants & Animals	Living Things	- 6 characteristics of living things
		Diversity of Animal	- 10 ways to classify animals - 6 animal groups’ characteristics
		Life cycle Animals	- 2/3/4 stages of life cycle - 3 comparison in life cycle stages
		Life Cycle of flowering Plant	- 5 steps germination process - 3 factors of germination - 2 parts and functions of seed (seed coat, seed leaves)
		Diversity of Plant	- 8 ways to classify plants
		Plant System	- 3 plant parts and functions (root, stem, leaf)
	Human Systems	Body Systems	-5 body systems, their parts and functions - Relationship between various systems
	Human Systems	Digestive System	- 6 Parts and functions
	Physical Science	Magnets	- 3 Properties of Magnet - 2 ways to de-magnetise - 3 ways to magnetise - 4 magnetic materials - 5 uses of magnets
		Heat	- 4 Properties of heat - 2 sets of key phrases of Conduction - 2 key phrases of Convection - 2 sets of key phrase to Radiation (based on appearance of object)
		Light	- 3 types of materials that allow Most/some/no light to pass through - 1 key phrase to how we see things/colours - 3-step strategy to draw light rays - 4 key phrases to formation of shadow - 3 ways to adjusting shadow size & position
		Matter	- 2 properties of matter (occupies space and has mass) - 2 properties of each state of matter (Solid, Liquid, Gas regarding volume and shape)
		Materials	- 10 ways to classify materials
	Answering Skill		- 5 common types of question - 3 types of data interpretation (Graph/ Table / Diagram)

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