This resource is the 4th unit of the general science course. It covers Earths resources. Topics include: Igneous, sedimentary & metamorphic rocks Weathering Soils Soil experiment Questions and answers This Powerpoint can be used to supplement your science and biology classes. The theory presented is of a simple and easy to understand manner. Enjoy the colorful pictures Kind Regards ENTER -ONE

This is resource number 3 within our total general science course. This unit covers ecosystems, biodiversity, bioshphere, biomes, food chains/webs, material cycling and questions and answers. This resource can be used to supplement your biology and science classes. The content is fun and presented in a simple manner. Kind Regards ENTER - ONE

This resource is the second unit in the general science course. In contains the classification of living things. It follows the Linnaeus grouping method. It also contains notes on viruses, fungi, the black death, as well as tasks. Kind Regards ENTER - ONE

This resource is 1 of 7 units in the general science course. This unit follows the studies of Darwin, homeostasis, biology, chemical reactions and some review questions. The units in this course is made to be fun and engaging. Kind Regards ENTER - ONE

Introduce your students to the fascinating world of cells with this Animal Cell Matching Activity, perfect for grades 5-6! This engaging worksheet challenges students to match key parts of the animal cell, such as the nucleus, mitochondria, and cell membrane, with their correct descriptions, reinforcing essential vocabulary and concepts in a fun and interactive way. What makes this a great activity? Hands-On Learning: By matching cell parts with their functions, students will build a deeper understanding of each component’s role within the cell. This activity promotes active recall and helps students make connections between the names and functions of different organelles. Supports Retention and Comprehension: The matching format makes it easier for students to remember complex terms, which is critical for developing foundational knowledge in life science. Answer Key Included: An answer key is provided to help teachers with quick grading and to allow students to self-assess their understanding of the material. Ideal for classroom activities, homework assignments, or science centers, this worksheet makes learning about animal cells both enjoyable and effective! Kind regards ENTER - ONE

Help your students master the basics of the digestive system with this interactive and comprehensive worksheet, designed specifically for grades 5-6! This worksheet provides a variety of question types that will engage students and reinforce their understanding of how the digestive system works. What this worksheet includes: 5 Varied Questions: The worksheet includes a range of question types, such as matching descriptions to digestive organs, true and false statements, fill-in-the-blank exercises, short answer questions, and a diagram labelling activity. These formats encourage critical thinking and ensure students gain a well-rounded understanding of the topic. Word Banks for Support: Word banks are included for the fill-in-the-blank and labelling questions to provide additional support and help students recall key terms more easily. Answer Key Included: An answer key is provided to assist teachers with grading and to allow students to check their work for instant feedback. These types of questions are particularly effective for young learners, as they promote recall, comprehension, and the ability to connect concepts in meaningful ways. Perfect for classroom activities, homework assignments, or extra practice, this worksheet is a valuable tool for any science curriculum focused on the human body and its systems. Kind regards ENTER - ONE

This comprehensive Introduction to Cells Lesson Plan is designed for Grade 5 and 6 students, providing an engaging and informative way to introduce them to the basic building blocks of life: cells. The lesson includes a detailed guide, key concepts, hands-on activities, and a coloured diagram of both plant and animal cells with clear labels. Key Features: Detailed Lesson Plan with Guidelines: Learning Objectives: Understand what cells are and why they are important. Identify the main parts of plant and animal cells. Explain the functions of different cell parts. Recognize the differences between plant and animal cells. Materials Needed: Worksheets with diagrams of plant and animal cells. Crayons or markers for colouring. Access to a projector or board for visuals. Lesson Outline: Introduction (5 minutes): Define cells, explain their importance and their role in living organisms. Main Lesson (15 minutes): Discuss the parts of plant and animal cells, explaining which parts are shared and which are unique. This includes a presentation of coloured, labelled diagrams of both types of cells. Activity (20 minutes): Students label and colour in diagrams of both plant and animal cells, following instructions. Conclusion & Review (5 minutes): Review key points and answer questions. Time Estimate: The lesson is designed to last approximately 50 minutes Key Concepts: Definition of Cells: Students will learn that cells are the building blocks of all living things. Importance of Cells: Explanation of why cells are essential for growth, repair, and life processes. Cell Parts & Functions: Clear breakdown of the major parts of the cell such as the nucleus, cytoplasm, cell membrane, mitochondria, and more. Functions are explained in easy-to-understand language. Comparison Table: A simple table highlighting the differences between plant and animal cells, such as the presence of chloroplasts and cell walls in plant cells. Fun Activity with Answers: Labelling & Colouring Activity: Students will label and colour specific parts of plant and animal cells based on their function and structure. This hands-on activity reinforces learning through engagement. Answer Key Included: A full answer key is provided to assist with assessment and review. Assessment Criteria: Ability to correctly label and colour the diagrams. Understanding of the differences between plant and animal cells. Participation in discussions and accuracy in completing the review questions. This lesson plan ensures that students grasp the fundamental concepts of cell biology in an interactive and visually stimulating way, making learning fun and memorable. Kind regards ENTER - ONE