Class 1 Science

In science, the primary objective of teaching young students is to introduce them to the basic concepts of science and the world around them. For class 1 students, the science curriculum should focus on the following topics:

Living and non-living things:

Students should learn to differentiate between living and non-living things and identify examples of each

Human body:

Students should learn about their own bodies and the different parts that make up the human body.

Plants:

Students should learn about the different parts of a plant and how they grow

Animals:

Students should learn about different types of animals and their characteristics, habitats, and behaviors.

Seasons:

Students should learn about the different seasons and how they affect the environment and living things

Weather:

Students should learn about the different types of weather, including sunny, cloudy, rainy, and windy

Matter:

Students should learn about the different states of matter, including solids, liquids, and gases.

Light and shadow:

Students should learn about the properties of light and shadow, and how they interact with objects.

By introducing these basic concepts of science to young students, they can develop an interest in science and be better prepared to learn more complex topics as they progress through their education