Learning objectives

Knowledge

  • To describe how humans change from babies through to old age.

Working scientifically

  • To use a line graph to identify patterns in height and predict values.

Success criteria

Knowledge

  • I can order the stages in growth and

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National curriculum

Science

Animals including humans

Pupils should be

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Before the lesson

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Lesson plan

1: Lesson plan

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Adaptive teaching

Pupils needing extra support

Could number the statements on the Activity: Human timeline to avoid writing them out; could use the Activity: Human timeline: support version to cut out the reduced number of labels and glue them in the correct place; should be provided with a printed copy of the Resource: Analysing a growth curve and a clear ruler to make it easier to analyse by drawing lines on the graph to read the values.

Pupils working at greater depth

Should independently identify and sort their own examples of developmental or physical changes on the Activity: Human timeline and explain why some labels are more difficult to sort than others using examples (some descriptions cover multiple age groups); could evaluate some of the limitations associated with using a growth curve to predict someone’s height and decide if they are growing correctly (e.g. there are different curves for girls and boys, it depends on the correct interpretation or plotting of the data and many children grow above and below the average so their values will be different and may incorrectly appear as unhealthy).

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Assessing progress and understanding

Pupils with secure understanding indicated by: ordering the stages in growth and

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Knowledge outcomes

  • I can order the stages of growth and development from birth to old age: newborn, infant, toddler, child, adolescent, adult and old age.
  • I can describe physical changes from a baby through to old age, such as an increase in height.
  • I can describe developmental changes from a baby through to old age, such as learning to read.

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Vocabulary definitions

  • adolescence

    The period of time when a young organism is in the process of developing into an adult and experiencing physical and sometimes behavioural changes.

  • adolescent

    A young organism that is in the process of developing into an adult and experiences physical and sometimes behavioural changes.

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