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Skills available for Ontario grade 6 science curriculum

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Ontario Curriculum: Earth and Space Systems: Space Ontario Curriculum: Earth and Space Systems: Space
Ontario Curriculum: Life Systems: Biodiversity Ontario Curriculum: Life Systems: Biodiversity
Ontario Curriculum: Matter and Energy: Electrical Phenomena, Energy, and Devices Ontario Curriculum: Matter and Energy: Electrical Phenomena, Energy, and Devices
Ontario Curriculum: STEM Skills and Connections Ontario Curriculum: STEM Skills and Connections
Ontario Curriculum: Structures and Mechanisms: Flight Ontario Curriculum: Structures and Mechanisms: Flight

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D Structures and Mechanisms

D1 Relating Science and Technology to Our Changing World
- D1.1 assess the impacts on society of aviation technologies, while considering both local and global perspectives
D2 Exploring and Understanding Concepts
- D2.1 identify flight-related applications of the properties of air
  - How does particle motion affect gas pressure? (6-H.3)
  - Identify how particle motion affects temperature and pressure (6-H.4)
- D2.2 describe the relationships between the four forces of flight – lift, weight, thrust, and drag – that make flight possible
- D2.3 describe ways in which flying machines and various organisms use balanced and unbalanced forces to control their flight
  - Balanced and unbalanced forces (6-E.9)
- D2.4 describe ways in which the four forces of flight can be altered
- D2.5 describe characteristics and adaptations that enable organisms to fly

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D Structures and Mechanisms

D1 Relating Science and Technology to Our Changing World

D1.1 assess the impacts on society of aviation technologies, while considering both local and global perspectives

D2 Exploring and Understanding Concepts

D2.1 identify flight-related applications of the properties of air

D2.2 describe the relationships between the four forces of flight – lift, weight, thrust, and drag – that make flight possible

D2.3 describe ways in which flying machines and various organisms use balanced and unbalanced forces to control their flight

D2.4 describe ways in which the four forces of flight can be altered

D2.5 describe characteristics and adaptations that enable organisms to fly