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Instructor: Claire Shaun
The Grade 1 Science course on LearnersGain is designed to help young learners build curiosity, observation skills, and a strong foundation in science. Through simple explanations, colourful examples, and engaging activities, students will discover how the world around them works.
This course introduces children to important science topics such as living and non-living things, plants and animals, the human body, the five senses, weather, seasons, materials, objects, and simple changes in the environment. Learners will be encouraged to ask questions, make observations, compare objects, describe what they see, and connect science to everyday life.
Each lesson is created in a child-friendly way to make learning easy, fun, and meaningful. Students will practise identifying, sorting, describing, and explaining basic science ideas while building confidence for future learning.
By the end of this course, learners will be able to:
Understand the difference between living and non-living things
Identify basic needs of plants, animals, and humans
Describe simple weather patterns and seasons
Recognize the five senses and parts of the body
Compare materials and everyday objects
Observe, ask questions, and explain simple science ideas
Develop curiosity and confidence in learning science
This course is perfect for Grade 1 students, parents, and teachers looking for a clear, engaging, and age-appropriate science program that supports early learning at home or in the classroom.
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