A great Rocks and Soils quiz for your class to complete at the beginning or end of the topic. 30 questions. Response sheet and answer sheet provided. Fully editable.

7 pages. 24 words. Fully editable . Ideal for display or sorting into categories.

Explore different types of rocks using this child friendly and easy to use PowerPoint. 10 slides. Ideal for Year 2, 3 or 4. Fully editable.

Explore characteristics and uses of rocks with this 5-page activity booklet. Contents: Pages 1 and 2: Fill in the missing words using the word bank provided on page 3. Pages 3, 4 and 5: Complete your own rock-type investigation with slate, marble, chalk, granite and pumice (you’ll need samples of each). Explore and complete with the class: Do all rocks float? Do all rocks wear well? Do all rocks split? Are some rocks permeable? Complete some word definitions, complete predictions, carry out tests, record results and complete the evaluation page. Answers provided (for missing word challenge). Fully editable.

2 page booklet and fully editable. Introduce your class to a selection of rock words by sorting them into the following categories: Colour. Texture. Shape. Size.

Topic: Forces This worksheet will get your students thinking about HOW and WHAT makes things move. Ideal for 6+ Fully editable.

2 PowerPoint Presentations. The first PowerPoint has 6 slides and contains facts and pictures about the water cycle. The second PowerPoint is more detailed and contains 15 slides. Contents of PowerPoint 2: Slide 3: The 3 states of matter. Slide 4: Solids, Liquids & Gases. Slide 5: Water can exist in 3 states. Slide 6: Solid particles. Slide 7: Liquid particles. Slide 8: Gas particles. Slide 9: Melting. Slide 11: Evaporating. Slide 12: The water cycle. Slide 14: Key words and definitions.

This PowerPoint shows the 5 stages of water purification - from river water to tap water. 8 slides. Fully editable.

A 5-page blank Science Investigation booklet. Applicable/adaptable to any science experiment. Simple headings and easy to use. Fully editable.

5 space activities for younger learners to enjoy: Activity 1: Watch, listen and sing ‘The Solar System Song’. Link and lyrics are provided. Activity 2: Create a mnemonic to help remember the 8 planets in our solar system. Activity 3: Two dot-to-dot activities to complete, colour and label. Activity 4: Apollo 13 space mission activity. Activity 5: Landing on the moon play script challenge 5 pages. Fully editable. Ideal for 6+

A 6-page activity booklet - fully editable. Page 1: Butterfly Life Cycle - pictures and labels. Page 2: Stick the pictures and labels to complete the life cycle of a butterfly. Page 3: Features of a butterfly and a blank template for the children to colour in. Page 4: Moth Life Cycle - pictures and labels. Page 5: Stick the pictures and labels to complete the life cycle of a moth. Page 6: Features of a moth and a blank template for the children to colour in.

Muscles and Bones PowerPoint. 22 slides. Age range: 7 + Slide 3: Main Bones of the Body. Slide 4: Skeletons. Slide 6: Muscles and their functions. Slide 9: Arm muscles. Slide 15: Muscle cells. Slide 16: The Heart muscle. Slide 18: Anaerobic and Aerobic exercise.

The Moon 5 slides. The PowerPoint covers: The Moon’s orbit and how the Moon looks from Earth. Fully editable.

Human Body - What’s Inside Us? Can you label the body parts correctly? Answers included. Fully editable.

8 SLIDES Slide 3: What is a balanced diet? Slide 4: A normal diet. Slide 5: Weight. Slide 6: Am I normal? Slide 7: Daily needs. Slide 8: Things to remember!

Torches/Flash Lights Unit Plan Age range: 7 - 11 years. 4 pages. Fully editable (PDF and Word formats attached).

A PowerPoint aimed at younger learners. 18 slides explaining what happens to humans as they get older. Age range: 5+ Fully editable.

EYES - HOW WE SEE THINGS. A 9-slide presentation explaining how we see things. Ideal for 7+ Fully editable.

Subject: Science Topic: Plants. A simple presentation describing how seeds are dispersed. Fully editable.

What makes something ALIVE? Topic: Life Processes and Living Things. A presentation that asks students, ‘What makes something alive?’ 10 pictures: child, ant, seedling, car, plant, tree, door, dog, ball and fish. 11 slides. Fully editable.