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| Number | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | Curiosity and Scientific Investigation | This theory describes how science grows from curiosity through observation, experimentation, and reasoning, combining a strong knowledge base with creative exploration to understand natural phenomena. |
| 2. | Microorganisms, Health and Applications of Science | This theory describes how science connects microorganisms, health practices, and electricity in our daily lives, while encouraging scientific thinking through observation, questioning, and experimentation. |
| 3. | Forces, Matter and Natural Phenomena | This theory explains that force controls the motion of objects and leads to the concept of pressure, which governs natural phenomena like winds and cyclones, all of which can be understood by studying the particle nature and classification of matter. |
| 4. | Light, Earth and Scientific Thinking | This theory explains how science helps us understand everyday phenomena through concepts like reflection and refraction of light, phases of the Moon, Earth’s life-supporting conditions, and scientific investigation using simple observations. |
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