Adulthood: Growth and Change
Investigating the process of breathing and identifying the main organs involved, such as the lungs and windpipe.
Key Questions
- What changes happen to the human body between being a teenager and a young adult?
- Describe two ways an adult's body is different from a child's body.
- How do adults continue to change physically as they get older?
National Curriculum Attainment Targets
Suggested Methodologies
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