Student Name:

Date: 7/9/2023 Week 1 - Phase 1

Subject: Science
Grade: Two
Teacher’s Name: Mr. Andrew
Type of assessment: Summary Sheet 1 ( Creation )

Creation

Create: to make something out of nothing.

(Only God can make something out of nothing).

Creation: All that which are created.

What did God create in every day?

(Creation had to have a beginning)

1. On the first day God created Dark and Light.

God called the dark night.

God called the light day.

Light gives heat and energy for all living things.

Dark is Good for all living things to rest and sleep.

2. On the second day God created Water and Air.

Water and air are important for all living things.

If there was NO water or air, the earth would be barren and dead as the moon.

3. On the third day God created Sea , Land and Plants.

Without plants, there would be no food or oxygen for animals because

plants can make their own food and oxygen.

4. On the fourth day God created Sun , Moon and Stars.

Without the sun there will be no energy to run the world.

Without the sun there will be no seasons.

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5. On the fifth day God created Flying creatures , and Sea creatures.
Flying creatures like birds, bee, and butterfly.
Sea creatures like fish, shark and octopus.

Evolution: To change from a lower, simpler to higher, or better.

6. On the sixth day God created Man , Women and Land animals.

Animals must find food to eat or they will die.

Some animals eat plants (like cows or rabbits) while others eat other animals
(like lion and tiger)

7. On the seventh day : God rested.

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Student Name:
Date: 21/9/2023 - Week 3 - Phase 1
Subject: Science
Grade: Two
Teacher’s Name: Mr. Andrew
Type of assessment: Summary Sheet 2

Creation
Classification of animals
•God create Flying animals and Water animals in the fifth day.
•God create Land animals in the sixth day.

Flying animals Water Animals Land Animals

1-They can fly. 1-They live in water. 1-They live on land.

2-They have 2 wings help them 2-They have fins and tail help 2-They have 4 legs help them to
to fly. them to swim . move.

3-They breathe air. 3-They breathe under water. 3-They breathe air.

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 Living and Non living things
Living things Non living things

• Things which Can • Things which Can't

1-Grow 1-Grow
2-Move 2-Move
3-Breathe 3- Breathe
4-Feel 4- Feel

Five senses
• Our senses allow us to learn, protect, and to enjoy our world .
• The five senses are ( Taste , Sight , Touch , Smell , Hearing )
1. Taste : we use our mouth to taste .
2. Sight : we use our eyes to see things around us.
3. Touch : we use our hands to touch things , and also this sense help us to feel things .
4. Smell : we use our nose to smell things.
5. Hearing: we use our ears to hear sounds .

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Student Name:
Date: 28/9/2023 - Week 4 - Phase 1
Subject: Science
Grade: Two
Teacher’s Name: Mr. Andrew
Type of assessment: Summary Sheet 3

The Universe
The Universe
Our universe is large and it is full of dust, gas, stars, galaxies, planets and all living creatures,
including us.

Sky and the heavenly bodies

The Sun
• Our Sun is the biggest heavenly body we see in the sky.
• Our Sun is actually a star, but it is very close to earth compering with other stars, it is the nearest
star to the earth.
• The Sun is a big ball of gases.

Galaxy
• Galaxy is a group of stars , planets , dust and gas held together by gravity.

• Our Home Galaxy : The Milky way

• We live in a galaxy called the Milky way.
it's shaped like a spiral with billions of stars

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Planet
• Many heavenly bodies revolve around the sun, and they are called planets.
• The earth that we live on is an example of a planet.
• There are eight planets turn around our sun.

Solar system
• The sun and everything that revolve around it, is what we called the solar system.
• The word solar means sun.

My Place in the Universe

• If you go outside in a very dark night and looked up at the stars, you will see that they look like tiny
pinpoints of light. Stars seem to be very small because they are so far away.

• We live on earth
• Earth is a planet in our solar system
• Solar system is part of our galaxy (Milky Way)
• Milky Way is part of our universe.

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Student Name:
Date: 5/10/2023 - Week 5 - Phase 1
Subject: Science
Grade: Two
Teacher’s Name: Mr. Andrew
Type of assessment: Summary Sheet 4

Stars and Constellations

Stars
• Stars are giant ball of superhot gas.

• Stars give off light.

• They are different sizes and different colors like Yellow , red and blue.

• Stars seem to be very small because they are so far away, but they are so big.

• Our Sun is one of the stars and closest star to our planet the earth.

• There are about one hundred billion stars in our galaxy ( Milky way).

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Constellations

• Constellations are group of stars that have names.

• Constellations create an imaginary shape people saw in the sky.

• Constellations may take the shape of an animal or objects.

Why did God create the stars?

First: The Sun (which is a star) , serves to separate day from night.

Second: Stars provide warmth and light to our planet the earth.

Third: Sailors have been using stars to help them travel the oceans, so stars serve as

navigational aids.

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Student Name:
Date: 19/10/2023 - Week 7 - Phase 1
Subject: Science
Grade: Two
Teacher’s Name: Mr. Andrew
Type of assessment: Summary Sheet 5

Our Solar System

• The Sun is the center of our solar system.

• The planets in our solar system turn around the sun.

Gravity
• Gravity: is the force that attracts one object to another.
• Gravity: is an invisible force .

Sun's gravity
• The Sun has gravity.
• The Sun's gravity keeps the planets going around the sun.

• The planets go around the Sun in a circles.

There are eight Planets in our Solar System:

1. Mercury 2. Venus 3. Earth 4. Mars

5. Jupiter 6. Saturn 7. Uranus 8. Neptune

• Pluto lately is not considered as a planet but only as a dwarf planet.

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Revolve
• Revolve means to go around something.

• All the eight planets revolve around the Sun.

Orbit
• An orbit is the path (way) that an object takes in space when it goes around a star, a planet, or a moon.

Our planet is called Earth.

• The Earth revolve around the Sun in circular orbit.

• Some of the planets have smaller bodies called "satellites" or "moons" orbiting around them.

• Our Earth has only one moon.

• Other planets have more than one moon , Mercury and Venus have no moons.

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Student Name:
Date: 31/10/2023 - Week 9 - Phase 1
Subject: Science
Grade: Two
Teacher’s Name: Mr. Andrew
Type of assessment: Summary Sheet 6

Our Solar System / part (2)

Always spinning
• Our planet is always spinning around imaginary line.

Earth Rotation
• Is the spinning movement of the earth on its axis.

The imaginary line or (axis)

• The axis is imaginary line through the earth, that passes from the North Pole to the South Pole.

Day and night

• Earth rotates once each 24 hours to form day and night.

Earth spinning around its axis.

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Year
• Is the time it takes for the earth to complete one full orbit around the sun.

So, each one turn around the sun Earth celebrate a new year.

One Year = 12 Months

One Year = 52 Weeks
One Year = 365 Days

Earth revolution

• Is the movement of the earth around the sun in its orbit.

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Seasons

We have seasons because.

1- Movement of the Earth around the sun.

2- The tilt of the earth.

There are Four seasons.

( Summer , Winter , Spring , Autumn or fall )

Summer
• Sometimes during the year, part of the earth tilts toward the sun.

• When it is tilted toward the sun, it is summer.

• Summer is the Hottest season.

Winter
• Sometimes during the year, part of the earth tilts away from the sun.

• When it is tilted away from the sun, it is winter.

• Winter is the Coldest Season.

Spring
• Season of the year between Winter and Summer.

Autumn or Fall
• Season of the year between Summer and Winter.

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Date: 12/11/2023 - Week 11 - Phase 1
Subject: Science
Grade: Two
Teacher’s Name: Mr. Andrew
Type of assessment: Summary Sheet 7

The planets

Terrestrial or gaseous

• Some planets are made up of solids; they are called terrestrial planets.

• Some planets are made up of gas; they are called gaseous planets.

The Planets in our solar system

1- Mercury

• Is the first planet.

• is Smallest planet in solar system and closest planet to the Sun.

• It is a Terrestrial planet.

• It is barren planet with craters.

• It spins so slowly.

2- Venus

• Is The second planet.

• It is a Terrestrial planet.

• It's Covered by yellow clouds of sulfuric acid.

• It is the hottest planet in our solar system.

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3- Earth

• Is the third planet.

• It is a Terrestrial planet.

• The only planet that support life.

• The year is equal to 365 days.

• One day on Earth is 24 hours.

• It has one satellite or moon.

4- Mars

• Is the fourth planet.

• It is a Terrestrial planet.

• It is called the red planet because it looks red.

• It has a very big volcano.

5- Jupiter

• Is the fifth planet.

• It is a Gaseous planet (no solid surface).

• It is the Biggest planet in our solar system.

• It has the a Great Red Spot .

• It spins very fast.

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6- Saturn

• Is the sixth planet.

• It is a Gaseous planet.

• It has a colorful rings,

• The ring are made of rocks, dust and ice.

• It is a cold planet.

7- Uranus

• Is the seventh planet.

• It is a Gaseous planet.

• It Spins on its side.

• It has blue-green color.

• It is a very cold planet.

8- Neptune

• Is the eighth planet.

• It is a Gaseous planet.

• It has great dark spot.

• It is a cold planet.

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Pluto ( Dwarf Planet )

• It is a Terrestrial dwarf planet.

• It is very cold.

• It is a very small .

• Pluto lately is NOT considered as a planet but only as a dwarf planet.

Solar System

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