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The Human Life Cycle

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Describing the life cycle of a human from baby to mature adult.

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Category: Year 2 Science
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This powerpoint describes the various stages a human goes through to become an adult and can be used as part of the Year 2 Science POS for animals, including humans – notice that animals, including humans, have offspring which grow into adults.

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