The insect life cycles science doodles is a great way for students to organize information and notes whilst reviewing concepts in a visual and engaging way. Covers the following categories: ➸ definition ➸ egg ➸ larva ➸ pupa ➸ adult ➸ examples [stag beetle and lady bug] Students can complete either of the two differentiated versions. Version 1: Students research the life cycle stages to complete the science doodles. Version 2: Students write the key words into the gap fill spaces to complete the science doodles. Includes a PowerPoint word bank of key words for the gap fill version as well as a model example which can be used as an answer key. Clipart by: Clipartino

The states of matter [solids, liquids, gases] activity is a fun and engaging way for students to discover different examples of each state and to visualise the particle nature of each one. Students cut and paste the examples into the correct boxes on the graphic organiser provided and then using a loop style cereal [Froot Loops®, Cheerio’s®, etc] create the particle structure for each of the states of matter. Included with this resource: ➸ blank graphic organiser ➸ colour and black and white cut outs ➸ bonus activity sheet with word search Clipart by: LittleRed

The Elements, Compounds and Mixtures science doodles is a great way for students to organise information and review concepts in a visual and engaging way. A great way for students to identify and define these three types of substances. Comes with a bonus activity puzzle sheet! Students can complete either of the two differentiated versions. Version 1: Students research the elements, compounds and mixtures to complete the science doodles. Version 2: Students write the key words into the gap fill spaces to complete the science doodles. Includes a PowerPoint word bank of key words for the gap fill version as well as a model example which can be used as an answer key. Great accompaniment to this resource: Atoms Cut and Paste Activity and Word Search Clipart by: Clipartino

The Rotation and Revolution science doodles is a great way for students to organise information and review concepts in a visual and engaging way. A great way for students to identify and define these two types of motion. Comes with a bonus activity puzzle sheet! Students can complete either of the two differentiated versions. Version 1: Students research rotation and revolution to complete the science doodles. Version 2: Students write the key words into the gap fill spaces to complete the science doodles. Includes a PowerPoint word bank of key words for the gap fill version as well as a model example which can be used as an answer key. Clipart by: The Magical Gallery

An engaging cut and paste graphic organiser to support the study of the the different types of clouds found in the Earth’s atmosphere. Students cut out each of the labels and images. Then arrange, organise and paste them into the correct positions on the graphic organiser provided. Includes the following cloud types: ➸ cumulus ➸ stratocumulus ➸ stratus ➸ altocumulus ➸ altostratus ➸ cirrocumulus ➸ cirrus ➸ cumulonimbus Includes imperial and metric measurement versions, answer keys and a bonus activity sheet. A great accompaniment to this resource: Cloud Types PowerPoint and Activity Sheet Clipart by: Educlips

An engaging set of activities support the study of objects that will sink or float. Includes both color and black and white versions. Comes complete with solutions. Activity 1: Cut and Paste Students cut out each of the objects and then arrange, organize and paste them into the correct positions on the graphic organizer provided. Activity 2: Sort and Store Students cut out each of the sink or float cards and then sort and store them in the science notebook sleeves provided. Activity 3: Colour In Students colour in the objects that sink or float in different colors. Activity 4: Table Tick Students study the objects in a table and then place a tick in the correct column [sink or float]. Activity 5: Record Sheet A blank recording sheet for student to record the results of their own sink or float experiment. Sink or float objects included: ➸ rubber duck ➸ crayon ➸ apple ➸ key ➸ leaf ➸ coin ➸ aluminium foil ➸ beach/rubber ball ➸ plastic bottle ➸ pencil ➸ wood ➸ spoon Clipart by: Little Red Ron Leishman Digital Toonage ToonClipart

A scavenger hunt focusing on identifying different clouds in our atmosphere and noting their characteristics. Works great as a topic starter, review or plenary. Includes the following cloud types: ➸ cumulus ➸ stratocumulus ➸ stratus ➸ altocumulus ➸ altostratus ➸ cirrocumulus ➸ cirrus ➸ cumulonimbus Includes a word search, hidden word puzzle and quick quiz. Comes with answer keys. ➸ There are 4 lab cloud type cards on each sheet [3sheets in total]. Save paper and time by laminating the cards and keeping them as class sets. ➸ Set the cards out around the room at numbered stations [numbers are included on each card]. ➸ Provide each student with a question activity sheet. ➸ Students move from station to station answering each question. Clipart by: Educlips