From the Common Framework of Science Learning Outcomes K-12, Pan-Canadian Protocol for Collaboration on School Curriculum,
Council of Ministers of Education,
Canada (CMEC), 1997.
Skills
communicate questions, ideas, and intentions, and listen to others while conducting investigations;
estimate measurements;
select and use tools for measuring;
identify new questions or problems that arise from what was learned;
plan a set of steps to solve a practical problem and to carry out a fair test of a science-related idea;
propose questions to investigate and practical problems to solve.
Science, Technology, Society and the Environment
describe instances where scientific ideas and discoveries have led to new inventions and applications;
describe examples of technologies that have been developed to improve their living conditions.
Knowledge
demonstrate an understanding of coordinate systems on grids;
use mathematical language effectively to describe geometric coordinate systems.