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Identify biodiversity in a region
Recognise variety of plants and animals in a local area.
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Diversity in the Living World
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Observe features of living organisms
Use visible features such as body parts, movement or habitat for observation.
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Compare plants and animals
Compare organisms using similarities and differences.
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Classify plants by features
Group plants using stem, leaves, height or habitat features.
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Classify animals by features
Group animals using body covering, movement, food habits or habitat.
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Use classification keys simply
Use a simple yes-no key to identify or group organisms.
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Relate organisms to habitats
Explain how habitat provides food, water, shelter and space.
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Identify adaptive features
Link a body feature or behaviour to survival in a habitat.
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Respect biodiversity conservation
Explain why local biodiversity should be protected.
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