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1. Name the appliances where the following energy changes take place :
2. Write the energy changes that take place when the appliance is in use.
4. Write THREE ways how would you use electricity in your everyday life.
1. I use electricity to
………………………………………………………………………
2. I use electricity to
……………………………………………………………………
3. I use electricity to …………………………………………………………………
[ 3 marks ]
5. Complete the sentences by filling in the correct form of energy for each
of the following items.
____________ energy.
[ 9 marks]
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1. describe electricity as a form of energy.
2. identify electrical appliances that use electricity at
home.
3. explain the energy change when electrical
appliances are in use.
2. Complete the energy changes that take place when the appliance is in use.
+ ___________ energy
Jack has a mobile phone. Energy is stored in the battery of the phone.
Stored
Electrical
Sound
Light
(c ) Torches : _____________________
(d ) Calculator : _____________________
[ 5 marks ]
1. Write the correct word under each picture given
1 2
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______________
3
4
Name : ____________ Sources of Electricity Date ;__________
Task 2
1 2
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______________
3
4
2. State the energy conversión taking place in each of the following .
Task 1
Below shows some of the appliances that make use of electricity.
Write the correct sources of electricty under each of the picture given.
1.
3.
A handphone - _______________________________
4.
An electric oven - ________________________________
[ 4 marks ]
Task 2
1 2
________________
______________
3
4
Task 3.
Write the source of electricity when the appliance is in use.
(c ) Torches : _____________________
(d ) Calculator : _____________________
[ 5 marks ]
Task 4 . State whether each appliance uses mains electricity or electric
cells. Give reasons why . [ 10 marks ]
1. Label the parts of the body by using the word in the box given.
2. Choose the correct senses that are used for each organ.
Organ Sense
Eyes
Ears
Nose
Tongue
Skin
[ 5 marks ]
3. Objects have properties that can be observed using the five senses.
Choose the correct sense in the box and complete the table
below for each observation made.
Red colour
Salty flavour
Strong odour
Smooth surface
Loud noise
[ 5 marks ]
4. Our senses are not always accurate. We mist use instruments that help us
to measure more accurately.
i) ii)
_____________________ ______________________
iii) iv)
___________________ ____________________
v) vi)
Digital
Beaker Stop watch Measuring spoon
thermometer
Ruler Tape measure Egg timer Cylinder
a. b.
c. d.
e. f.
[ 6 marks ]
Choose the correct answer in the brackets .
__________________________________
_________________________________
________________________________
iv) Ahmad wants to measure the length of his book. Which instrument should
Ahmad use to measure the length of his book ?
(measuring tape, cylinder , beaker )
_________________________________
[ 4 marks ]
GREEN
2. Write the correct senses that are used for each organ.
Organ Sense
Eyes
Ears
Nose
Tongue
Skin
[ 5 marks ]
3. Objects have properties that can be observed using the five senses.
Identify the correct sense and complete the table below
for each observation made.
Red colour
Salty flavour
Strong odour
Smooth surface
Loud noise
[ 5 marks ]
4. Our senses are not always accurate. We mist use instruments that help us
to measure more accurately.
i) ii)
_____________________ ______________________
iii) iv)
___________________ ____________________
v) vi)
a. b.
c. d.
e. f.
[ 6 marks ]
Based on the given instruments above answer the following questions below.
__________________________________
______________________
[ 4 marks ]
( 2 marks)
________________________________________________________________________
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3. Tick ONE box for each circuit to show whether the bulb will or will not
light.
1 mark
1 mark
1 mark
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Name : ____________. Electric Circuits Date ; __________________
( Classwork / Homework )
Year : __________
( 2 marks)
2. Tick ONE box for each circuit to show whether the bulb will or will not light.
w ill lig h t w ill n o t lig h t
1 mark
1 mark
1 mark
1 mark
[ 4 marks ]
[ 4 marks ]
Name : ____________ Conserving Electricity Date ;__________
a. ____________________________________________________________________
b. ____________________________________________________________________
c. ____________________________________________________________________
d. ____________________________________________________________________
GREEN
Name : ____________ Electric Circuits Date ;__________
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1 mark
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1 mark
[ 6 marks ]
3a. Draw a complete circuit (one that would work) here. Label it .
____________________________________________________
[ 1 mark ]
Circuit A Circuit B
[ 4 marks ]
[ 2 marks ]
Name : ____________ Electric Circuits Date ;__________
1 mark
1 mark
2. Complete these sentences to make them correct. Use the words given.
[ 6 marks ]
3a. Draw a complete circuit (one that would work) here. Label it .
_______________________________________________
[ 1 mark ]
Circuit A Circuit B
[ 4 marks ]
[ 2 marks ]
DATE : _____________
Parts of a plant
NAME : _________________ CLASS : ____
DATE : ___________
Date : _______
_____________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________
TASK # 2 : MYSTERY SOUNDS
Date : _______
Sound Object
Task #3
Group name : __________ Class : _________
Date : _______
2. The same objects have been put into each of these bags.
3. Put your hand into bag X , and pull out one object.
4. Then reach into bag Y , feel and pull out the same object.
__________________________________________________
Task #4
1. Put the blindfold and cover the nose on the pupil who is going to taste
the food.
___________________________________________
____________________________________________
____________________________________________________
Task # 5
Smelly cups
Group name : __________ Class : _________
Date : _______
Cup Substance
_______
_____________________________
Station # 1 Worksheet 1
Group : ____________ Class : ________
Date : ________
1. Study and observe the objects in each container . Show how they
could classify into groups and give each group a title indicating
what the members of that group have in common
Station # 2 Worksheet 2
Group : ____________ Class : ________
Date : ________
1. Look at the different pictures of living things in each set . Show how you would
Classify them into two groups. Name the groups in the boxes provided.
Living things
…………………….
…………………………
Group A Group B
Group A : ____________________________________________
____________________________________________
____________________________________________
Group B : ____________________________________________
____________________________________________
____________________________________________
Station # 3 Worksheet 3
Group : ____________ Class : ________
Date : ________
1. Look at the pictures of things given in each set. Show how you would
classify them into two main groups. Name the groups in the boxes provided.
Things
Group A Group B
Using the pictures of living things, write down their names under each group in
the table.
No. of Sets Group A Group B
Set 1
Classifying Plants
Look at the plants around the school compound and in your textbook.
1. List down all the names of plants in the table below.
2. Classify the plants into two groups and write down their names under each
group in the table.
Plants
……………………… …………………….
…
Name :
_____________ Class : ______ Date :
____________ Group : _____
Classifying Plants
Look at the plants around the school compound and in your textbook.
Green
Plants
……………………… …………………….
…
Name :
____________ Classifying animals Date : ___________
1. The pictures below show two living things - a hen and a beetle
a) How similar are they in the way they reproduce?
_________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________
b) How are they different?
_________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________
[ 2 marks ]
c) Name another living thing that has the same characteristic as the beetle
but different from the characteristics of the hen.
_________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________
[ 1 mark ]
Similarity 1 -
__________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________
Similarity 2-
___________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________
(b) Based on the picture above, state one difference between the fly and the bird.
_____________________________________________________________
[ 3 marks ]
_________________________________________
b) Write down two characteristics of the above two animals which show that
they belong to the same group of animals.
(i) _______________________________________________________
(ii) _______________________________________________________
Animal A is __________
Animal B is __________
Animal C is __________
[ 3 marks ]
Study the flow chart below.
Identify the letters in the flow chart that represent each of the following animals
below.
1. Use unlined paper and a sharp pencil. You will also need a ruler and make sure
you use a good quality eraser to make your corrections.
2. Give yourself plenty of space. Your diagram should be at least 1/2 page in size.
Even if you earthworm is small, you still want to have the space to add labels and
captions to your drawing.
3. Labels identify the parts of the object you are drawing. Place labels on the right
your drawing unless putting them all on the one side would make your drawing
cluttered. Use your ruler to draw lines to the different structures. Make sure none
of your label lines cross.
4. Draw only what you see and keep your drawing simple.
6. If you do use colours, try to be as accurate as you can. Choose ones that are as
close as possible to the colour of the earthworm. The only bright blue worms you
see are the candy ones found in stores.
7. Label the different structures carefully. Go back to the Key Terms in the
investigation if you are not sure how to spell the names of the different structures.
8. Give your drawing a title. You can also include the scale of your drawing. Is the
drawing of your earthworm twice as big as the real worm? Or is it the actual size
of the earthworm -- the person looking at your diagram needs to know.
2. Give yourself plenty of space. Your diagram should be at least 1/2 page in size.
Even if you earthworm is small, you still want to have the space to add labels and
captions to your drawing.
3. Labels identify the parts of the object you are drawing. Place labels on the right
your drawing unless putting them all on the one side would make your drawing
cluttered. Use your ruler to draw lines to the different structures. Make sure none
of your label lines cross.
4. Draw only what you see and keep your drawing simple.
6. If you do use colours, try to be as accurate as you can. Choose ones that are as
close as possible to the colour of the earthworm. The only bright blue worms you
see are the candy ones found in stores.
7. Label the different structures carefully. Go back to the Key Terms in the
investigation if you are not sure how to spell the names of the different structures.