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Primary Science 136 Transition

Editor Tara Lievesley

Issue 136 | Published January 2015

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Contents

p.3 Focus on
p.5 From primary to secondary science: keeping the threads intact
p.10 Dramatic water: using a drama-based approachto science in the early years
p.13 Transition it's not just for children!
p.18 The advantages of open-ended investigations
p.20 An exploration of whole-school assessment systems
p.23 A fossil-based enquiry day stimulates children to think scientifically
p.26 Playground science
p.29 Professionalism: Why should I consider getting chartered?
p.31 Using space to inspire and engage children
p.35 Life under the microscope: children's ideas about microbes and microbe misconception cards

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