Temporary and Permanent Changes in Nature for Primary 4
Temporary changes can often be reversed, such as melting ice that freezes again. Permanent changes produce results that…
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Temporary changes can often be reversed, such as melting ice that freezes again. Permanent changes produce results that…
Plants grow by developing roots, stems, leaves and other parts. Water, light, air and nutrients influence how quickly…
Animals grow from young forms into adults through life cycles. Some young animals resemble their parents, while others…
Water occurs as ice, liquid and vapour. Evaporation, condensation and precipitation move it through the water cycle and…
The lips, tongue, teeth and palate help the mouth receive and prepare food. The tongue and lips also…
Incisors cut food, canines tear it, and premolars and molars crush or grind it. Different types of teeth…
Rocks are natural solid materials made of minerals. Igneous, sedimentary and metamorphic rocks form in different ways and…
Light allows objects to be seen and travels in straight lines. Reflection occurs when light bounces off a…
Electricity can flow through conductors such as metals, while insulators resist its movement. Static charges can build up…
Paper, wood and metal can be measured, cut, folded or joined to construct shapes. Choosing suitable tools and…
Simple machines make work easier by changing the direction or size of a force. Levers, pulleys, wedges and…
Vehicles transport people and goods by road, water or air. Wheels, engines and other parts help different types…
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