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Healthy eating, nutrition, food groups and diet power point, poster and print and go activities suitable for KS1. Includes colorful posters for display, word cards and pictures for sorting, a bingo game, make a leaflet, no prep activities and power point to help students learn about the different food groups and the importance of a healthy diet in fun and engaging ways. Included in this product: A Power Point Presentation discussing food groups, healthy eating etc. Printable activities that are all differentiated 2 ways. They include: How much should we eat? Healthy lunchbox Healthy plate Food diary Word mat Colouring of all food groups Match animals to their diet Food group sorting Make a healthy diet poster School lunch menu activity Devise a menu Blank food pyramid Make a leaflet Also included: Healthy eating, nutrition, food groups and diet power point, poster and print and go activities suitable for kindergarten, first grade and KS1. Includes colorful posters for display, word cards and pictures for sorting, a bingo game, make a leaflet, no prep activities and power point to help students learn about the different food groups and the importance of a healthy diet in fun and engaging ways. Included in this product: A Power Point Presentation discussing food groups, healthy eating etc. Printable activities that are all differentiated 2 ways. They include: How much should we eat? Healthy lunchbox Healthy plate Food diary Word mat Colouring of all food groups Match animals to their diet Food group sorting Make a healthy diet poster School lunch menu activity Devise a menu Blank food pyramid Make a leaflet Also included: 14 Colourful posters Food pyramid poster Word cards for display and sorting Pictures for sorting Bingo/lotto game - 6 boards, 36 cards - print out and laminate - Ideal for use in centers and independent activities This product is suitable for children in first grade and year 2 UK learning about diet and nutritionrful posters Food pyramid poster Word cards for display and sorting Pictures for sorting Bingo/lotto game - 6 boards, 36 cards - print out and laminate - Ideal for use in centres and independent activities This product is suitable for children in first grade and year 2 UK learning about diet and nutrition

Autumn themed reading comprehensions for KS1 This product contains 10 autumn themed reading comprehensions to use as part of your autumn topic. Titles - Autumn Trees Apples Harvest Pumpkins Animals Conkers Acorns Squirrels Hedgehogs Simple texts for children to read and answer 4 retrieval questions.

Free apple life cycle cut and paste activity for you to download. Perfect to use when learning about Apple Day, plants, life cycles, apples, harvest etc. Simply download and print. This is a black and white version that students will love to colour, cut out and order. Why not learn about Apple Day in the UK? Try this product for some fun, apple activities. [](https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/apple-day-12181954 -Apple Day Activites and Powerpoint

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Plants topic lotto game. Perfect for children to use during your topic on plants. Helps children to learn the language associated with the topic. Suitable to be played independently in small groups or with an adult. 4 boards and 9 words for each board. Simply print out, laminate and cut out. Can be used time and again. Suitable for year 1 or year 2

Life cycle of a sunflower cut and stick activity. Colour and cut the pictures. Stick in the correct order. Suitable for 4-6 year olds.

Home Learning Workbook. Printable activities for children in year 1 or year 2 (aged 5-7 years). These worksheets are all about snails. A range of activities suitable for a whole day of learning. Maths, English, reading, science, research and art activities that your child can complete at home.

Spring workbook. Printable spring activities suitable for children to complete at home. For children aged 5-7 years old.

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Spring reading comprehensions Suitable for KS1 and northern hemisphere Each comprehension is differentiated a minimum of 3 ways. Each comprehension is linked to the topic of spring and begins with easy multiple choice questions. Subjects included in this product - Signs of spring - x 4 differentiated texts Birds in spring - 4 differentiated texts Animals in Spring -4 differentiated texts Lambs -4 differentiated texts Life cycle of a frog -3 differentiated texts Life cycle of a sunflower -3 differentiated texts How to plant a seed -3 differentiated texts plus instructions to read and follow

Growth and change in animals including humans. Suitable for year 2. Teaching Power Point and print and go activities. This product looks at the stages of life, how humans grow and change, timelines and life cycles of humans and animals. Included in this product: 13 slide teaching PPT Frog and butterfly life cycle - 2 x differentiated Draw a lifecycle Baby and adult drawing activity x 2 differentiated Baby and child x 2 differentiated Live young or eggs? Cut and stick activity Parent and baby animals matching activity Animal baby and names matching activity Human timeline cut and paste activity x 2 differentiated (color and b/w) Draw human timeline Human life cycle x 2 differentiated cut and stick activity Draw human lifecycle x 2 differentiated Describe stages of human lifecycle x 2 differentiated Similarities between adult and offspring - human/dog Picture cards of human stages Real life picture cards for sorting and matching Make a life cycle wheel - choice of butterfly, human, penguin Bonus - 2 colouring pages for early finishers US and UK spellings included You might also find this product useful. https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/animal-babies-12245929

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Life Cycles Lotto Game A fun way to teach children about life cycles. Print out, cut out and laminate, should last for years! Easy enough for children to play independently or play with an adult for extra input and support. 6 life cycles are included - frog, butterfly, bee, chicken, apple and sunflower. Children have a board and need to collect the pictures for their life cycle and place them in the correct order. Alternatively, these could be placed in continuous provision, in a science area, investigation area etc for children to complete. Suitable for ages 3-7 Also suitable for home learning