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Grade 2 Science — Term 1, Week 8

5 day-plan(s) · WeLearn JA SCI T1 G2

Day 1: Where Water Comes From

Grade 2 Science · Term 1, Week 8 · 60 minutes
ObjectivesIdentify natural and home sources of water.
MaterialsWater-source pictures
Key vocabularysource, rain, river, sea, spring, pipe
Engage (starter)"Where does the water in your tap begin?"
Develop (main)Interactive: trace water from rain and rivers to our homes; sort fresh and salt water; tap-to-reveal each source.
Plenary (close)Name a natural water source.
AssessmentIdentifies water sources.
Teacher notesUse Caribbean rivers and sea.

Day 2: The Water Cycle

Grade 2 Science · Term 1, Week 8 · 60 minutes
ObjectivesDescribe the water cycle simply.
MaterialsWater-cycle diagram, kettle picture, cup
Key vocabularyevaporate, cloud, condense, rain, cycle
Engage (starter)"Where does a puddle go when the sun comes out?"
Develop (main)Interactive: act out the water cycle; observe water disappearing from a wet surface; tap-to-reveal evaporation, clouds, and rain.
Plenary (close)What happens to water in the sun?
AssessmentDescribes the water cycle.
Teacher notesDeepens the Week 2 introduction; keep it simple.

Day 3: How We Use and Save Water

Grade 2 Science · Term 1, Week 8 · 60 minutes
ObjectivesDescribe water uses and ways to save it.
MaterialsPictures of water uses, dripping tap image
Key vocabularyuse, save, waste, precious
Engage (starter)"How can we stop wasting water?"
Develop (main)Interactive: list water uses; spot ways water is wasted; make a class saving plan; tap-to-reveal saving tips.
Plenary (close)Name one way to save water.
AssessmentSuggests saving water.
Teacher notesRelate to dry-season shortages.

Day 4: Keeping Water Clean

Grade 2 Science · Term 1, Week 8 · 60 minutes
ObjectivesExplain why water must be kept clean.
MaterialsClean and dirty water jars, filter demo
Key vocabularyclean, dirty, pollution, safe
Engage (starter)"What makes water unsafe to drink?"
Develop (main)Interactive: compare clean and dirty water; watch a simple sand-and-cloth filter clear muddy water; tap-to-reveal why clean water matters.
Plenary (close)Why must drinking water be clean?
AssessmentExplains clean water.
Teacher notesObserve only; do not drink samples.

Day 5: Review: Water

Grade 2 Science · Term 1, Week 8 · 60 minutes
ObjectivesConsolidate water sources, cycle, use, and cleanliness.
MaterialsWater-cycle cards, review stations
Key vocabularyreview, water
Engage (starter)"Water detective challenge!"
Develop (main)Interactive: order the water cycle and sort water uses at review stations.
Plenary (close)Describe the water cycle in your own words.
AssessmentStation accuracy.
Teacher notesReinforce water as precious.