The document discusses the five stages of human life: babies, children, adolescents, adults, and elderly people. It notes key characteristics of each stage, such as babies needing attention from parents, children learning new things, adolescents continuing to grow and change, adults stopping growing and often working/having families, and elderly people sometimes needing help but also having experiences to share.

1. SCIENCE-THIRD PRIMARY YEAR
CEIP CORTES DE ARAGÓN
(Teacher: Miguel Navarro)

2. - From our birth our body changes.
- There are FIVE different STAGES OF LIFE:
 BABIES
 CHILDREN
 ADOLESCENTS
 ADULTS
 ELDERLY PEOPLE

3.  They need lots of attention form their
parents.
 They eat and sleep. They begin to discover
the world.

4.  They are able to learn lots of new things.
 They can also walk, talk and play.
 All of you are children that are studying
and learning at school.

5.  They continue to grow and their bodies
changes a lot.
 They are more independent.

6.  Adults stop growing.
 Many of them work and have families.

7.  They have a lot of experience but, from
time to time, they need help to do things.
 We can learn a lot of them.

8. Babies Elderly people
To learn To play
To talk Adults
To grow To need help
To have families Adolescents
To work To walk
To have experience Children
Discover the world To be independent

9. Match each sentence with the correct stage of life:
- They are able to learn lots of new things.
- They need lots of attention from their parents.
- We can learn a lot about them.
- They continue to grow and their bodies changes a
lot.
- They stop growing.

10. Match each sentence with the correct stage of life:
- They are able to learn lots of new things.
- They need lots of attention from their parents.
- We can learn a lot about them.
- They continue to grow and their bodies changes a
lot.
- They stop growing.