Les notions du primaire, expliquées à la main

F–2•Le vivant

Parts of a flowering plant

F–2•Le vivant

What roots do

F–2•Le vivant

What stems do

F–2•Le vivant

What leaves do

F–2•Le vivant

What flowers do

F–2•Le vivant

How a seed becomes a plant

F–2•Le vivant

What plants need to grow

3–4•Le vivant

Photosynthesis

How plants use sunlight, water and carbon dioxide to make food.

F–2•Le vivant

Deciduous and evergreen trees

F–2•Le vivant

Living, dead and never alive

F–2•Le vivant

Basic needs of animals

F–2•Le vivant

Animal groups: mammals, birds, fish, reptiles and amphibians

3–4•Le vivant

Vertebrates and invertebrates

F–2•Le vivant

Herbivores, carnivores and omnivores

F–2•Le vivant

Habitats and what they provide

F–2•Le vivant

Microhabitats under logs and leaves

F–2•Le vivant

The life cycle of a butterfly

F–2•Le vivant

The life cycle of a frog

3–4•Le vivant

The life cycle of a flowering plant

3–4•Le vivant

Pollination

3–4•Le vivant

Seed formation

3–4•Le vivant

Seed dispersal

3–4•Le vivant

How water travels through a plant

3–4•Le vivant

Plant and animal adaptations

3–4•Le vivant

Camouflage and mimicry

5–6•Le vivant

Food webs

F–2•Le vivant

A simple food chain

How energy moves from the Sun to plants and animals.

3–4•Le vivant

Producers, consumers and decomposers

5–6•Le vivant

Classification keys

5–6•Le vivant

How environments change living things

F–2•Corps et santé

The five senses

3–4•Corps et santé

How the eye helps us see

3–4•Corps et santé

How the ear helps us hear

3–4•Corps et santé

The skeleton

3–4•Corps et santé

Joints and movement

5–6•Corps et santé

Muscles work in pairs

5–6•Corps et santé

The circulatory system

5–6•Corps et santé

The heart and blood vessels

5–6•Corps et santé

The respiratory system

5–6•Corps et santé

How breathing works

3–4•Corps et santé

The digestive system

Follow food through the body as it is broken into nutrients.

3–4•Corps et santé

Teeth and their jobs

3–4•Corps et santé

The life cycle of human teeth

F–2•Corps et santé

How to care for teeth

3–4•Corps et santé

Nutrients and a balanced diet

F–2•Corps et santé

The five food groups

F–2•Corps et santé

Why our bodies need water

F–2•Corps et santé

Why sleep matters

3–4•Corps et santé

Exercise and the body

F–2•Corps et santé

Germs and how they spread

F–2•Corps et santé

Handwashing step by step

5–6•Corps et santé

The immune system: a simple introduction

3–4•Corps et santé

Medicines and safe use

F–2•Corps et santé

Sun safety

F–2•Corps et santé

Road safety for pedestrians

F–2•Corps et santé

Recognising and naming emotions

5–6•Corps et santé

The body’s stress response

F–2•Corps et santé

Calm breathing and self-regulation

3–4•Corps et santé

Growth and change through childhood

5–6•Terre et environnement

Layers of the Earth

3–4•Terre et environnement

Rocks and how they form

5–6•Terre et environnement

The rock cycle

3–4•Terre et environnement

How soil forms

3–4•Terre et environnement

Layers of soil

3–4•Terre et environnement

Fossils and how they form

3–4•Terre et environnement

Volcanoes

5–6•Terre et environnement

Earthquakes

3–4•Terre et environnement

Mountains and valleys

3–4•Terre et environnement

Rivers from source to mouth

5–6•Terre et environnement

How erosion changes land

5–6•Terre et environnement

Weathering: breaking rocks down

F–2•Terre et environnement

The four seasons

3–4•Terre et environnement

Weather and climate

3–4•Terre et environnement

How clouds form

3–4•Terre et environnement

Types of clouds

3–4•Terre et environnement

The water cycle

How water evaporates, forms clouds, falls and collects again.

F–2•Terre et environnement

How rain forms

3–4•Terre et environnement

Thunderstorms and lightning

3–4•Terre et environnement

Tornadoes

5–6•Terre et environnement

Tropical cyclones

3–4•Terre et environnement

Floods

3–4•Terre et environnement

Droughts

5–6•Terre et environnement

The greenhouse effect

5–6•Terre et environnement

Climate change: causes and effects

5–6•Terre et environnement

Renewable and non-renewable resources

F–2•Terre et environnement

Reduce, reuse and recycle

3–4•Terre et environnement

Composting

F–2•Terre et environnement

How to protect a local habitat

F–2•Sciences et espace

Pushes and pulls

3–4•Sciences et espace

Gravity

3–4•Sciences et espace

Friction

5–6•Sciences et espace

Air resistance

3–4•Sciences et espace

Simple machines

3–4•Sciences et espace

Levers

3–4•Sciences et espace

Pulleys

5–6•Sciences et espace

Gears

F–2•Sciences et espace

Light sources and reflectors

3–4•Sciences et espace

How light travels

3–4•Sciences et espace

Reflection

5–6•Sciences et espace

Refraction

F–2•Sciences et espace

How shadows form

3–4•Sciences et espace

Sound and vibration

3–4•Sciences et espace

Pitch and volume

3–4•Sciences et espace

Heat and temperature

5–6•Sciences et espace

Conductors and insulators

5–6•Sciences et espace

Electrical circuits

5–6•Sciences et espace

Series circuits

3–4•Sciences et espace

Magnets and magnetic poles

3–4•Sciences et espace

Magnetic and non-magnetic materials

F–2•Sciences et espace

Properties of everyday materials

3–4•Sciences et espace

States of matter

The properties of solids, liquids and gases and how they change.

5–6•Sciences et espace

Reversible and irreversible changes

5–6•Sciences et espace

Dissolving and solutions

5–6•Sciences et espace

Separating mixtures

3–4•Sciences et espace

The Sun, Earth and Moon

F–2•Sciences et espace

Day and night

3–4•Sciences et espace

Phases of the Moon

F–2•Sciences et espace

The solar system

Meet the Sun and the eight planets that orbit it.

F–2•Mathématiques

Place value

F–2•Mathématiques

Odd and even numbers

F–2•Mathématiques

Comparing numbers

F–2•Mathématiques

Number bonds

F–2•Mathématiques

Addition as combining

F–2•Mathématiques

Subtraction as difference

3–4•Mathématiques

Multiplication as equal groups

3–4•Mathématiques

Division as sharing and grouping

5–6•Mathématiques

The order of operations

5–6•Mathématiques

Factors and multiples

5–6•Mathématiques

Prime and composite numbers

F–2•Mathématiques

Fractions as equal parts

3–4•Mathématiques

Equivalent fractions

3–4•Mathématiques

Comparing fractions

5–6•Mathématiques

Fractions, decimals and percentages

5–6•Mathématiques

Decimal place value

5–6•Mathématiques

Positive and negative numbers

F–2•Mathématiques

Two-dimensional shapes

F–2•Mathématiques

Three-dimensional objects

3–4•Mathématiques

Types of angles

3–4•Mathématiques

Lines of symmetry

3–4•Mathématiques

Perimeter and area

3–4•Mathématiques

Volume and capacity

F–2•Mathématiques

Measuring length

F–2•Mathématiques

Reading an analogue clock

5–6•Mathématiques

Coordinates on a grid

3–4•Mathématiques

Reading tables and graphs

5–6•Mathématiques

Mean, median, mode and range

F–2•Langue

Letters and sounds

F–2•Langue

Vowels and consonants

F–2•Langue

Short and long vowel sounds

F–2•Langue

Digraphs and trigraphs

F–2•Langue

Syllables

F–2•Langue

Rhyming words

F–2•Langue

Word families

3–4•Langue

Prefixes

3–4•Langue

Suffixes

3–4•Langue

Root words

3–4•Langue

Synonyms and antonyms

3–4•Langue

Homophones

F–2•Langue

Nouns

F–2•Langue

Pronouns

F–2•Langue

Verbs

F–2•Langue

Adjectives

3–4•Langue

Adverbs

3–4•Langue

Prepositions

3–4•Langue

Conjunctions

5–6•Langue

Subjects and predicates

5–6•Langue

Simple, compound and complex sentences

F–2•Langue

Capital letters and full stops

F–2•Langue

Commas in lists

3–4•Langue

Apostrophes for possession and contraction

3–4•Langue

Direct speech and quotation marks

F–2•Langue

Story structure: beginning, problem and resolution

3–4•Langue

Main idea and supporting details

5–6•Langue

Fact, opinion and inference

F–2•Sciences humaines

Continents and oceans

F–2•Sciences humaines

Cardinal directions

F–2•Sciences humaines

Reading a simple map

3–4•Sciences humaines

Map symbols and legends

5–6•Sciences humaines

Scale on a map

5–6•Sciences humaines

Latitude and longitude

3–4•Sciences humaines

The Equator and hemispheres

5–6•Sciences humaines

Climate zones

5–6•Sciences humaines

Biomes of the world

F–2•Sciences humaines

Landforms

F–2•Sciences humaines

Natural and human-made features

3–4•Sciences humaines

Rural, urban and suburban places

3–4•Sciences humaines

How people use natural resources

3–4•Sciences humaines

First Nations connection to Country and Place

5–6•Sciences humaines

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander seasonal calendars

3–4•Sciences humaines

Sources: how we learn about the past

F–2•Sciences humaines

Timelines and chronological order

5–6•Sciences humaines

Primary and secondary sources

3–4•Sciences humaines

Continuity and change

5–6•Sciences humaines

Cause and effect in history

3–4•Sciences humaines

Ancient Egypt: the Nile and daily life

5–6•Sciences humaines

Ancient Greece: city-states and ideas

5–6•Sciences humaines

Ancient Rome: roads, law and daily life

5–6•Sciences humaines

Migration: why people move

5–6•Sciences humaines

Levels of government in Australia

5–6•Sciences humaines

How laws are made in Australia

5–6•Sciences humaines

Voting and democracy

3–4•Sciences humaines

Rights, responsibilities and community rules

F–2•Technologies et arts

What is an algorithm?

F–2•Technologies et arts

Sequencing instructions

3–4•Technologies et arts

Inputs, processes and outputs

5–6•Technologies et arts

How computers store information

5–6•Technologies et arts

Binary numbers: a simple introduction

3–4•Technologies et arts

Computer hardware and software

5–6•Technologies et arts

Networks and the internet

5–6•Technologies et arts

How a web page reaches your screen

3–4•Technologies et arts

Passwords and account safety

3–4•Technologies et arts

Personal information and online privacy

5–6•Technologies et arts

Recognising misleading information online

3–4•Technologies et arts

The design process

5–6•Technologies et arts

From problem to prototype

3–4•Technologies et arts

Strong shapes in structures

3–4•Technologies et arts

Bridges: beam, arch and suspension

3–4•Technologies et arts

Materials and their useful properties

F–2•Technologies et arts

Farm to table: where food comes from

3–4•Technologies et arts

How paper is made

3–4•Technologies et arts

How recycling sorts materials

F–2•Technologies et arts

Primary and secondary colours

F–2•Technologies et arts

Warm and cool colours

3–4•Technologies et arts

Elements of art: line, shape, colour, texture and space

5–6•Technologies et arts

One-point perspective

F–2•Technologies et arts

Beat and rhythm

3–4•Technologies et arts

Musical pitch and melody

F–2•Technologies et arts

Families of musical instruments

3–4•Technologies et arts

Drama: character, setting and action

5–6•Technologies et arts

How animation creates movement