Studying living things such as animals and plants helps young learners understand biodiversity and the basics of biology. Learning about dinosaurs sparks curiosity about Earth’s history and extinct species. Regular discussions about the weather and seasons connect science to everyday experiences, fostering observational skills and a deeper appreciation for the natural world.

• Basic understanding of different types of living organisms: farm animals, prehistoric creatures, and plants.
• Recognition of weather patterns and seasonal changes.
• Development of observational and recording skills related to daily weather conditions.
• Cultivation of curiosity and questioning about the natural world.