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Science
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Making Sense of the Living World
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Level 4
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Achievement Objectives
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Specific Learning Outcomes
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AO1.Students can investigate and classify
closely related living things on the basis of easily observable
features
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Students will be able to explain that
all organisms have a scientific name made up of a genus and a species.
Students will explain how the scientific
name for the tui describes its genus and species
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AO2. Students can investigate and describe
special features of animals or plants which help survival into the
next generation
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Students will be able to explain the
behavioural characteristics of the tui when gathering food.
Students will be able to describe how
tui maximise reproductive success
Students will be able to describe how
tui adapt to having a predator in their midst
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AO3. Students can investigate and describe
patterns in the variability of a visible physical feature found
within a species
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Students will be able to identify how
aspects of a tui's physical features and behaviour help ensure the
survival of their forest ecosystem eg pollen can stick to their
bodies and facilitate pollination as they move through the forest
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AO4. Students can use simple food chains
to explain the feeding relationships of familiar animals and plants
and investigate effects of human intervention on these relationships
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Students will be able to explain the
relationship of the tui, the scale insect, and honeydew in a forest
ecosystem
Students will be able to describe the
effect of introduced predators (eg wasps) on the ecosystem
Students will be able name the predators
of the Tui in Te Reo Maori |