Most children will:
recognise that a green plant needs light and water to grow well and that it produces new material from air and water; describe how animals in two habitats are suited to the conditions; represent feeding relationships in food chains beginning with a green plant and use keys to identify animals and plants
Some children will not have made so much progress and will:
recognise that a green plant needs light and water to grow well, that different animals and plants live in different habitats, and that some animals feed on other animals and some on plants; use keys to identify some animals and plants
Some children will have progressed further and will also:
recognise that green plants are the source of food for all animals and that they produce material for new growth from air and water in the presence of light
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