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Contents

Living things Animal kingdom 3My incredible body 3 Amazing plants 4Our senses 5

The world around us Light and sound 6Exploring materials 6Inventions 7Investigating forces 8

Our universe Planet Earth 9Space adventure 9Story of life 10 Sharing our Earth 11

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My skeleton

SKELETON Your skeleton is made up of hundreds of bones and gives you your shape.

MUSCLES Muscles allow the bones in your skeleton to move.

My heart

THE HEARTIntroduction to the heart. Your heart is inside your chest and beats around100 times a minute.

WHY DOES YOUR HEART BEAT?

Your heart is like a pump that pushes blood all around your body.

Living things: My incredible body

Living things: Animal kingdom

What do animals eat?

WHAT DO ANIMALS EAT? Finding out what animals eat. Which animals are herbivores, carnivores and omnivores?

PEREGRINE FALCON The peregrine falcon is a carnivore. It uses its amazing speed to catch its food.

Where do animals live?

WHERE DO ANIMALS LIVE?Animals use their homes to raise their young, keep safe from enemies and stay protected from the weather.

RED CRAB SPIDERThe red crab spider lives on a pitcher plant. It uses the pitcher plant tocatch its food.

How do animals move?

HOW DO ANIMALS MOVE?Exploring how animals move in different ways. They can walk, hop, swim and fly – and that’s just the start!

SUGAR GLIDER The sugar glider gets around by gliding from tree to tree.

Grouping animals

ANIMAL GROUPS By looking for things that are the same, we can put animals into groups.

VERTEBRATES AND INVERTEBRATES

There are millions of animals in the world. They are all either vertebrates with a backbone, or invertebrates without a backbone.

OCTOPUS An octopus can behave in extraordinary ways to avoid being eaten.

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Digestion

WHAT IS DIGESTION?Digestion happens every time you eat. Your food is broken down into tiny pieces so your body can turn it into energy.

EATING FOODFood goes on an amazing journey through your body – which starts in your mouth and continues to your stomach.

INTESTINES The intestines soak up food so it can be turned into energy for your body to use.

My skin

AMAZING SKINYour skin protects your body – it holds you together, keeps disease out and is waterproof.

WHAT IS A SCAB? Scabs help your skin to heal when you cut yourself.

Living things: Amazing plants

Plants

AMAZING PLANTSThere are lots of different types of plants on Earth. Let’s discover the amazingworld of plants.

PARTS OF A PLANTPlants can look very different, but they have the same parts – roots, stems, leaves and flowers.

What do plants need?

WHAT DO PLANTS NEED? What do plants need to grow? They need sunlight, water, air and soil.

WHAT DO PLANTS EAT?Find out how plants make their own food using sunlight, water and air. This is called photosynthesis.

Plant life cycle

SEED DISPERSAL Find out how the amazing Brunsvigia plant uses the wind to spread its seeds.

PLANT LIFE CYCLEHow does a tiny seed turn into a full grown plant? Take a closer look at the life cycle of a plant.

Plant uses

CHOCOLATE Find out how cocoa beans from the cocoa tree are turned into chocolate.

WHAT ARE PLANTSUSED FOR?

Did you know that cotton T-shirts, rubber boots and comics all come from plants?

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Incredible brain

OUR SENSES We have five main senses, and their job is to tell us what’s happening around us.

INCREDIBLE BRAIN See how your incredible brain makes sense of your senses!

DO JELLYFISH HAVE BRAINS? Find out how jellyfish survive without brains.

How do we see?

HOW DO WE SEE? Find out how our eyes and brains work together to enable us to see.

MICROSCOPES A microscope is a special piece of equipment that makes small things look bigger.

Taste and smell

TASTE BUDS The tongue is covered in taste buds that allow us to taste lots of different flavours.

SUPER SNIFFERS See the animal kingdom’s super sniffers in action.

Touch

TOUCH Our skin contains receptors that give us the sense of touch.

SEALS Seals, and other animals, use whiskers to sense the world around them.

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Light

LIGHT Investigating different light sources.

REFLECTORS Did you know that the Moon reflects light from the Sun? The Moon is a reflector.

Shadows

WHAT IS A SHADOW? Find out what makes a shadow.

RAINFOREST SHADOWS Trees in the rainforest create shadows, and animals use the shadows to hide!

Sound

WHAT’S THAT SOUND? Investigating different sounds you can hear in the city.

HOW DOES SOUND TRAVEL? Sounds travel in waves.

Vibrations

VIBRATIONS Sounds are made by movements called vibrations.

WHALE SOUNDS Exploring the loud sound made by the humpback whale.

What is everything made of?

WHAT IS EVERYTHINGMADE OF?

Everything is made of the same thing – atoms, which are tiny building blocks.

SOLIDS AND LIQUIDS Take a trip to the supermarket to see the differences between solids and liquids.

Freezing and melting

ICE FESTIVAL Water can exist as solid ice and liquid water.

MELTING Melting is when a solid turns into a liquid.

The world around us: Light and sound

The world around us: Exploring materials

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Building a home

BUILDING A HOMEFind out why builders have to think very carefully about which materials to use when building a home.

BEAVER LODGE Beavers use wood and sticky mud to build their homes.

How do we get materials?

WHERE DOES WOOL COME FROM?

Find out how fluffy sheep provide us with warm, woolly clothes.

MAKING STEEL Find out how steel is made.

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The world around us: Inventions

Electricity

ELECTRICITY Electricity is a type of energy that makes things work.

WIND TURBINES Wind turbines generate electricity.

Travel and transport

TRAVELLING ON HOLIDAY Planes, trains and cars are just a few of the many types of transport we can useto travel from one place to another!

PLANES Since their invention over 100 years ago, aeroplanes have become a lot faster.

Clever technology

COMPUTERSToday, computers are small enough to hold in our hands, but computers haven’t always been this small.

ROBOTS Meet Asimo, a robot from Japan.

Changing lives

VACCINES Vaccines can stop us from getting lots of nasty viruses.

INCREDIBLE CLIMBER See how a special camera helps a blind man climb – using his tongue!

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What makes things move?

WHAT MAKES THINGS MOVE? Did you know that forces make everything move?

EXPLORING FORCES There are two kinds of force – pushing and pulling forces.

What makes things stop?

HOW DO BRAKES WORK? Brakes use a force called friction to make things slow down and stop.

ICE SKATING Smooth surfaces, like ice rinks, have less friction than rough surfaces.

Speed and strength

SPEED Speed is how fast something moves.

DUNG BEETLE Did you know that the dung beetle is stronger than an elephant?

Gravity

GRAVITY Have you ever wondered why things fall? It’s because of gravity.

ASTRONAUTS See how astronauts live in zero gravity.

The world around us: Investigating forces

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The Sun and Moon

THE SUN Exploring the surface of the Sun.

THE MOON Discover the size and scale of the Moon.

Our solar system

OUR SOLAR SYSTEM The Earth is one of the eight planets in our solar system.

STARS Exploring the stars in our night sky. What are stars?

Day and night

DAY AND NIGHT Exploring why Earth has day and night.

NOCTURNAL ANIMALS Step inside the night-time world of the nocturnal mouse lemur.

Weather

THUNDERSTORM What is a thunderstorm?

WHERE DOES RAINCOME FROM?

Exploring where the rain in a puddle comes from.

Earth's surface

PLANET EARTH There are lots of different places on Earth – let’s find out more.

LIVING BY THE RIVER Find out what it’s like living beside one of the world’s biggest rivers – the Rio Negro.

What’s inside the Earth?

VOLCANOES Volcanoes erupt from beneath the Earth’s surface.

WHAT’S INSIDE THE EARTH?Let’s take a journey inside the Earth and explore the different layers – crust, mantle, outer core and inner core.

Our universe: Planet Earth

Our universe: Space adventure

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What is the Universe?

WHAT IS THE UNIVERSE? Everything that you see, hear, smell and feel is part of the Universe.

THE BIG BANG The Big Bang is the moment when the Universe was made.

Life on Earth

LIFE ON EARTH Life on Earth has been changing for billions of years.

WHERE DID HUMANS COME FROM?

Meet our oldest relative.

Dinosaurs

DINOSAURS Dinosaurs lived millions of years ago, and they came in lots of shapes and sizes.

DINOSAUR EXTINCTION Why did dinosaurs become extinct?

PREDATOR X Meet Predator X, one of the most dangerous animals that ever lived!

Fossils

FOSSILS Fossils are the remnants of ancient creatures.

FOSSIL DETECTIVES Play detective and find out which ancient creature created a fossil footprint.

Rocky planets

ROCKY PLANETSLet’s take a closer look at the four rocky planets. They’re called rocky planets because they’re made of rock!

MISSION TO MARS Join the Curiosity robot as it explores the planet Mars.

Gas giants

GAS GIANTSTake a closer look at the four gas giants. They’re called gas giants because they’re made of gas – and they’re giant!

EXPLORING SATURN Joining the Cassini mission to explore Saturn.

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Our universe: Story of life

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Our universe: Sharing our Earth

Building on Earth

INCREDIBLE BUILDINGS Engineers have built incredible buildings all over planet Earth.

BRIDGES Engineers have built amazing bridges all over the world.

Food and water

TOMATO FARM Visit the world's largest tomato farm.

SHARING WATERWhen you want a glass of water, you turn on a tap. But for some people getting water isn't that easy.

Keeping Earth tidy

BEACH CLEAN-UP Throwing litter on the ground can be dangerous for wildlife.

RECYCLING Meet the musicians who make music with rubbish!

Looking after Earth

ENDANGERED ANIMALS Explore how conservation projects are helping endangered animals.

CORAL REEFSCoral reefs are important for the health of the Earth’s oceans – find out about projects that are helping to save coral reefs.

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