In this lesson, students will explore the essential skill of observing in science. Learn how scientists use their five senses and various tools to collect information, ask questions, and make new discoveries. Investigate different methods for recording observations, such as writing descriptions, organising tables, and drawing. Finally, ākonga will understand the importance of accurate observations and how they help scientists understand and share information about the world around them.
Learning objectives:
Describe what makes a strong observation.
Explain the difference between objective and subjective observations
Webinar recording can also be found here: https://youtu.be/LshMNRtittk?si=SZnSptLM5Hr4vtNT
(This talks about Science Alive website intertwined with all the resources).
More lessons available from Science Alive here
Below are resources that will be uploaded soon:
| Mini Listen: Rumble Reveal | Investigation – Bioplastic |
| Mini Select: Beak Files | Investigation – Growing from a Seed |
| Mini Watch: Bees at Work | Investigation – Powered by the Sun |
| Mini Watch: Coral in Crisis | Investigation – Ocean Acidification |
| Mini Listen: Breaking the Ice | Lesson – Safety in Science |
| Mini Select: Wonders in the Sky | |
| Investigation – Blubber Gloves | |
| Investigation – Strata |