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Teeth, Types of Teeth, and Dental Health
3rd Grade · Science · UK National Curriculum
10 lessons
Goal
Identify different types of human and animal teeth, their functions, and practices for good dental hygiene.
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Identifying Incisors, Canines, Premolars, and Molars
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- 1Identifying Incisors, Canines, Premolars, and MolarsUp nextStart
- 2Functions of Teeth: Cutting, Tearing, and GrindingPremiumNot started yet
- 3The Internal Structure of a Tooth: Enamel, Dentine, and PulpNot started yet
- 4Examining Herbivore Teeth: Grinding Flat MolarsNot started yet
- 5Examining Carnivore Teeth: Sharp Canines and Shearing CarnassialsNot started yet
- 6Comparing Omnivore Teeth to Herbivores and CarnivoresNot started yet
- 7Tooth Decay: How Plaque and Sugar Damage EnamelNot started yet
- 8Investigating Tooth Decay Using Eggshells and LiquidsNot started yet
- 9How to Brush Teeth Effectively and Prevent CavitiesNot started yet
- 10Testing and Evaluating Dental Care ProductsNot started yet
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Curriculum Framework
3rd Grade · Science · UK National Curriculum
1
10 lessons
Seasonal Changes and Weather Cycles
Observe, record, and explain changes in weather, daylight, plants, and animal behaviour across the four seasons in the UK.
2
10 lessons
Classifying Living Things and Using Branching Keys
Group living things into broad categories and use branching classification keys to identify organisms.
3
10 lessons
Habitats and Environmental Change
Explore local and global habitats and evaluate how natural and human-induced environmental changes affect living things.
4
10 lessons
The Human Digestive System
Identify the main parts of the human digestive system and explain the function of each organ.
5
10 lessons
Teeth, Types of Teeth, and Dental Health
Identify different types of human and animal teeth, their functions, and practices for good dental hygiene.
6
10 lessons
Food Chains and Feeding Relationships
Construct and interpret food chains to identify producers, predators, and prey in diverse ecosystems.
7
10 lessons
States of Matter: Solids, Liquids, and Gases
Compare and group materials together according to whether they are solids, liquids, or gases.
8
10 lessons
Phase Changes: Heating, Cooling, and Temperature
Observe that some materials change state when heated or cooled, and measure temperature in degrees Celsius (°C).
9
10 lessons
The Water Cycle and Weather Systems
Explain the stages of the water cycle and connect evaporation and condensation to weather patterns.
10
10 lessons
Sound: Vibrations, Travel, and Hearing
Identify how sounds are made by vibrations and explain how sound travels through different media to the ear.
11
10 lessons
Sound: Pitch, Volume, and Musical Instruments
Find patterns between the pitch/volume of a sound and features of the object that produced it, and investigate soundproofing.
12
10 lessons
Electricity: Simple Circuits and Components
Construct simple series circuits, identify common electrical appliances, and name circuit components.
13
10 lessons
Electricity: Conductors, Insulators, and Switches
Recognise electrical conductors and insulators, and explain how switches control current in a circuit.
14
10 lessons
Working Scientifically: Questions, Variables, and Planning
Ask relevant questions and set up simple practical enquiries, comparative, and fair tests.
15
10 lessons
Working Scientifically: Measuring and Recording Data
Make systematic and careful observations and take accurate measurements using standard units and appropriate equipment.
16
10 lessons
Working Scientifically: Conclusions, Evidence, and Evaluation
Report findings from enquiries, use results to draw simple conclusions, and suggest improvements.