The document discusses 5 key science process skills: observation using the 5 senses, communication through oral, sketches or writing, and manipulative skills needed for scientific investigations including using apparatus correctly, handling specimens, sketching, cleaning, and storing equipment properly. Observation involves using taste, smell, hearing, touch and sight to gather information, while communication relates to sharing information orally, through sketches or writing.
The document discusses 5 key science process skills: observation using the 5 senses, communication through oral, sketches or writing, and manipulative skills needed for scientific investigations including using apparatus correctly, handling specimens, sketching, cleaning, and storing equipment properly. Observation involves using taste, smell, hearing, touch and sight to gather information, while communication relates to sharing information orally, through sketches or writing.
The document discusses 5 key science process skills: observation using the 5 senses, communication through oral, sketches or writing, and manipulative skills needed for scientific investigations including using apparatus correctly, handling specimens, sketching, cleaning, and storing equipment properly. Observation involves using taste, smell, hearing, touch and sight to gather information, while communication relates to sharing information orally, through sketches or writing.
Skills that are needed to find an answer to a problem
Observation
using all senses to obtain information about an object or a phenomenon.
o Taste (tongue) To taste sweet, salty, bitter and sour o Hearing (ears) To hear sounds o Touch (skin) To touch surfaces of objects o Sight (eyes) To see colour, size, and shape o Smell (nose) To smell
Communicating
delivering or giving information to other people.
o Oral Examples: Talking Giving speech Storytelling o Sketches o Writing
Manipulative Skills
Skills that are needed to be practised during science investigation
Physical skills that enable practical work to be carried out in scientific investigations.
1. Using apparatus and science materials correctly