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Curriculum of Nature studies forms 1-6 Project activities Curriculum of Nature studies forms 1-6. • Regulations in state standarts of basic education and standards of subjects of basic education • Curriculum of Nature studies forms 1-6 Curriculum of Nature studies forms 1-6. The example of Curriculum in Nature sciences is designed to help teachers to implement the standard of Nature sciences requirements for 1st-6th grade. Curriculum of Nature studies forms 1-6. The Curriculum in Nature includes training aims training tasks training content acquisition sequence necessary teaching materials teaching methods methodologi cal techniques student achievement evaluation forms Curriculum of Nature studies forms 1-6. Curriculum of Nature studies forms 1-6 The sequence of obtaining the training content Time prospective for obtaining the training content Predictable results Harvest time Harvest time Harvest time The project “ Nature of Latvia” The project objective - to develop students skills to describe the landscape of Latvia Pupils’ task: 1. To get , select and use the information from different sources 2. To summarize the acquired information 3. To present the project Competition "Little Scientists“ Forms 5-6 Little Scientists is a quiz which main aim is to promote students’ interest about science. The questions for the quiz were prepared by students of secondary school. The topics of the quiz: 1. animals and plants of Latvia 2. protected species Competition "Little Scientists“ Forms 5-6 Competition "Little Scientists“ Forms 5-6 Birds Day 1. In the lessons of Science students study one of 30 bird (appearance, qualities, sounds, food, habits, etc) 2. In the Art lessons students draw a chosen bird 3. They play out the game Birds in Latvia Birds Day Birds day Birds day Forest Day The aim of the Forest Day: to increase children’s interest and comprehension about forests and their role in humans life. Pupils from forms 5 plant pines together with State Forest Service workers Forest Day Forest Day Forest Day Parents Day The aim of the Parents Day: 1. to inform parents about students research work 2. to put them in a role as a researchers Parents Day Parents Day Project activities Develop four laboratory works: 1. THE TRANSFER OF SUBSTANCE IN PLANTS 2. BIOLOGICAL PROCESSES 3. THE FORMATION OF STARCH IN LEAVES 4. WATER TRANSPIRATION THROUGH LEAVES Laboratory work BIOLOGICAL PROCESSES Task Experimentally prove that minerals are necessary for plant to grow. Darba grupa Amanda Reinis Miks Matīss Kristers Ādams Luīze Equipment and substances 9 test tubes • 4 days malt peas • filter paper • liquid fertilizer • water with sugar • stand • distilled water • colored wax crayon • ruler • Pour water into three tubes Pour liquid fertilizer into next three tubes Pour water with sugar into last three tubes Make nine balls of filter paper and put them in a tube, but don’t let them slide down Put a pea seedling on filter paper ball Put tubes in the stand in the classroom for a week After week Observe any changes that occurred in all test tubes with peas seedlings We measure pea seedlings root length We register the results in the table! Tube number Fluid In beginning of the experiment, mm At the end of the experiment, mm 1. Distilled water 0 14 2. Distilled water 0 5 3. Distilled water 0 22 4. Liquid fertilizer 0 25 5. Liquid fertilizer 0 23 6. Liquid fertilizer 0 10 7. Water with sugar 0 12 8. Water with sugar 0 6 9. Water with sugar 0 0 Average pea seedling root length Distilled water (14+5+22):3=13.7 mm Liquid fertilizer (25+23+10):3=19.3mm Water with sugar (12+6+0):3=6mm Average pea seedling root length Conclusion The best environment for pea seedling is fertilized liquid The worst environment for pea seedling is water with sugar We proved that fertilized liquid is needed for plant to grow!! Thank you!