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Identify plant parts and features
Identify roots, stems, leaves, flowers, fruits or seeds in examples from Plants and Animals Live Together.
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Plants and Animals Live Together
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Group plants by observable features
Group plants by size, leaf, stem, place of growth or use in Plants and Animals Live Together.
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Describe plant needs and growth
Explain that plants need water, air, sunlight and space to grow in Plants and Animals Live Together.
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Connect causes and effects
Identify how one action, habit, event or natural feature affects another in Plants and Animals Live Together.
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Apply learning to daily life
Use ideas from Plants and Animals Live Together to make sensible choices at home, school or community.
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Use observations to answer questions
Use picture, table, story or observation evidence to answer questions from Plants and Animals Live Together.
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Choose safe and responsible actions
Identify caring, safe, hygienic or environment-friendly actions connected to Plants and Animals Live Together.
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Describe learning through examples
Express what was learned in Plants and Animals Live Together using examples, short notes, drawings or comparisons.
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