A great simple introduction into Transparent, Translucent and Opaque. All supported by Widgit Symbols. Work sheets are in the PowerPoint

A PowerPoint that encourages pupils to go on a Rock Hunt around the school. It includes a video all about Rocks and shows the different uses for rocks. All supported with Widgit Symbols

An experiment for children to test and predict which biscuit is the best for dunking. It includes a concept cartoon for the pupils to discuss - all supported with Widgit symbols

A simple PowerPoint explain the life cycle of a butterfly. It includes an ordering activity. Perfect if you are growing your own butterflies using Insectlore! It also includes a butterfly diary to record their changes throughout the process. All supported by Widgit Symbols

A PowerPoint which differentiates between what humans need in order to survive and want they want e.g. luxuries. It includes a sorting activity where pupils can sort 'Wants' and 'Needs.' All supported by Widgit Symbols

A simple PowerPoint explaining the step by step instructions to make slime all supported with Widgit symbols

A brief introduction into complete and incomplete circuits. Includes a concept cartoon for pupils to discuss. All supported by Widgit Symbols

Make Dracula from Hotel Transylvania a new umbrella - a simple activity where pupils need to decide how to test the materials to make the most waterproof umbrella for Dracula. Supported by Widgit symbols - Contains a concept cartoon.

A PowerPoint all about how to look after out teeth. It includes a quiz to see how much the pupils can remember. All supported with Widgit Symbols

A simple experiment exploring 'Dissolving.' It includes a concept cartoon to discuss, simple definition of dissolving. Pupils need to predict and test whether Salt, Sugar, Flour and Sand will dissolve in water. It includes 2 tick sheets for pupils to record their predictions and their results. All supported by Widget Symbols.

A simple PowerPoint that shows a range of different materials and their uses all supported by Widgit symbols

A simple PowerPoint all about Ants. Perfect to support keeping your own Ants - used the Insectlore Ant hill. All supported by Widgit symbols

A PowerPoint about Healthy Eating, briefly touching on different food groups. It includes a food diary activity and has activities in the slides that can be printed. It also includes 2 videos. All supported by Widgit Symbols.

A fun, easy science experiment using milk, plates, food colouring, cotton wool buds and washing up liquid. The PowerPoint explains what to do, what predictions are through a concept cartoon and briefly outlines the science behind it. All support by Wdigit symbols

States of Matter Bingo Game. A simple and fun game to reinforce Solids, Liquids and Gas with primary pupils. It includes the questions to ask and 3 different bingo cards. Ideal for a plenary to check understanding.

A fun way of showing changing states of matter. Pupils to follow instructions to make 'Sloppy Slime.' They need to observe changes in the state of their mixture throughout. Encouraging discussion on state and texture. When they squeeze the slime it turns into a solid and then they let go it turns back into a liquid. It includes a 'Concept Cartoon' to discuss. The instructions to follow and a sheet for pupils to record their experiment. All supported with Widgit Symbols

A simple Story Massage all about Plants - Sing to in the tune of 'The Wheels on the Bus.' Pupils to massage each other in appropriate ways according to the slides e.g. patting each others shoulder for patting the soil etc. All supported by Widgit Symbols

A simple Notebook presentation explaining what plants need to grow. It includes a concept cartoon to elicit pupils existing knowledge and identify misconceptions. In includes an activity to see if the pupils can recall what plants need. All supported with Widgit Symbols.

A simple PowerPoint all about Snails - it includes a slimy activity idea - I read 'The Snail and the Whale' afterwards. All supported by Widgit Symbols

A PowerPoint that explains the difference between 'Textures' and 'States of Matter.' Simply explaining Solids, Liquids and Gas. It includes a concept cartoon to discuss what 'Texture' is. With an experiment for pupils to do as a whole class. The aim is to be able to describe changes in state. They need to make a Mug Cake and predict what will happen to the mixture after it has been microwaved. All Supported with Widget Symbols .