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Investigating - Observation Skills
If you want to observe and investigate something you will have to look at it very carefully.

Investigating - Observation Skills

This quiz addresses the requirements of the National Curriculum KS1 Science for children aged 5 and 6 in years 1 and 2. Specifically this quiz is aimed at the section dealing with investigating and the skills of observation.

Science is all about investigating and finding out. When investigating you have to look at things very carefully. You see what things look like. You see how things change. You watch to see if things stay the same. When we look at things very carefully we use our observation skills. This quiz is all about observing. How good are your observation skills?

1 .
Sasha is looking very carefully at a minibeast. What is Sasha using to help her?
A watch
A magnifying glass
A window
A smart phone
Minibeasts look bigger in a magnifying glass
2 .
Lucy is counting the birds that come to a birdfeeder.

Blue Tits have blue and white on the top of their heads.

Great Tits have black on the top of their heads.

How many Blue Tits are at the birdfeeder?
1
2
3
4
Do you feed the birds in winter?
3 .
Look closely. How many legs has this spider?
2
4
8
10
Have you ever found a spider in the bath?
4 .
What is Jamie using to look closely?
Glasses
Magnifying glass
Camera
Binoculars
Binoculars are really good for watching birds
5 .
How many petals has this flower?
8
9
10
11
Did you count them?
6 .
What colour spots are on the head of this ladybird?
Black
White
Red
Green
Not all ladybirds look the same
7 .
Tom is looking at leaves in science. He has used a magnifying glass. Now he is using a microscope. Under a microscope, the leaf looks:
Very small
Much bigger
Smaller than before
The same size as before
What do you like doing in science?
8 .
What colour spots are on the body of the ladybird?
Black
White
Red
Green
Have you ever seen a yellow ladybird?
9 .
Ben is observing a minibeast. Which minibeast is Ben looking at closely?
Slug
Snail
Beetle
Caterpillar
What is Ben using to study the snail?
10 .
What do we call it when you look very carefully?
Staring
Observing
Pointing
Listening
Are you patient? Can you look carefully for a long time?
You can find more about this topic by visiting BBC Bitesize - Working scientifically

Author:  David Bland

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