Life Cycle of a frog 3-page booklet. Draw the life cycle of a frog. Answers provided (illustrations & words). Fully editable.

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

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

Favourite Food Groups - Block Graph Survey the class to determine the most/least popular food groups then present the results on the attached block graph. Fully editable.

This science investigation requires the children to test the strength of 4 different types of paper including: Plain paper. Newspaper. Paper towel. Toilet paper. You will need to prepare the 4 different types of paper and cut them into thin strips of equal length (10cm long 0.5cm wide). Get the children to stick each type of paper onto the edge of their table and keep adding 10g weights (using a hook mass) until the paper snaps. Fully editable.

Absorbency - Science Investigation An easy experiment to test the absorbency of different papers (newspaper, tissue paper, plain paper & paper towel). Graphs for plotting results also provided. Fully editable.

Subject: Science PRICE REDUCED! NOW £1.99 Topic: Plants 15 slides Ideal for 5 to 11 years This presentation covers the main parts and functions of a plant AND the male and female parts of a flower. Fully editable

Push or Pull - Forces Worksheet. Ideal for Key Stage 1 students. Fully editable.

A great homework activity when teaching electricity (3 activities to complete). Activity 1: Look around your home carefully and find 12 electrical appliances which have switches on them. Draw each appliance and write the name of the appliance beneath the picture. Activity 2: Sort the 12 appliances you have found into 3 groups: appliances that only use batteries; appliances that only use mains and appliances that use batteries and mains. Present this information on the Venn Diagram attached Activity 3: Write down if the appliance produces LIGHT, SOUND, TEMPERATURE or MOVEMENT? Fully editable.

How are animals adapted to where they live? 2-page booklet. Ideal for 5 - 9 years. Fully editable.

Subject: Science. Topic: Plants. PowerPoint: A VERY simple slide show explaining the 4 mains things plants need in order to grow well - 11 slides. Handout: A list of reasons why we need plants to grow well. Worksheet: 2 pages. Activity 1: Match the words and pictures correctly. Activity 2: Draw a picture of a plant receiving warmth, light, water and nutrients. Suitable 5 + (depending on ability). Fully editable resources.

An chart to use when labeling and describing objects. 6 useful headings: Object, Picture, Material, Properties, Natural or Synthetic and Origin. 2 pages. Fully editable. Ideal for 6+

Great for a ‘one off’ non-fiction lesson about hamsters or science-related topic. Resources attached: Hamster Fact Sheet. 2 differentiated worksheets (1 easy and 1 more challenging) … both based on the fact sheet provided, Fully editable.

Gravity & Air Resistance - Science Investigation Investigation: Does the shape of a piece of paper affect the speed at which it falls to the floor? 2-page booklet. Fully editable.

Electrical Words Activities - Circuits & Conductors. 2 circuit-based activities. Worksheet 1: Cut out and match the words on the left with their meanings on the right. Next to each matching pair, draw the correct electrical symbol or a picture. Worksheet 2: Write the name of each electrical component next to its symbol. Fully editable!

Sound & Vibration - End of unit assessment! A 2-page assessment booklet. Use the WORD BANK to answer the questions. Total score: 15. Answers provided. Suitable for 7 - 11 years. 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.

Friction - Science Investigation Does the surface of the ground affect the distance a car can travel before it stops? 2-page booklet. Fully editable.

Topic: Healthy Foods Age range: 5 - 7 years. A great activity to review the children’s understanding of healthy foods. Fully editable.

Which Magnet is the STRONGEST? 5 magnets will be tested to find out if they are equally strong. This will be done by testing: How many paper clips each magnet can hold (in a chain) How close a paper clip has to be to a magnet before it is attracted to it 2-page booklet. Fully editable.