2 PowerPoint Presentations: . PowerPoint 1: A simple 13-slide ‘Flowering Plants’ presentation covering: . The parts of a flower. Stamen (male). Pistil (female). Pollination. Fertilisation. Wind Pollination. Seed Dispersal. . PowerPoint 2: A very basic 15-slide ‘Plants’ presentation covering: . The main organs and parts of a plant Fertilisation The functions of male and female parts Pollination . Both PowerPoint presentations are simple to follow and include basic slide animations (arrows, text and pictures). They can be easily adapted to suit the needs of your class. Ideal for 7 to 11 years.

Topic: PLANTS Ideal for younger learners. Attached is a an easy-to-use (and adaptable) 4-page plant investigation booklet. Once your students know what plants need in order to grow well, let your students use this investigation sheet to plant their own seeds. I always give the children the option of planting a pea seed or sunflower seed (and they draw their preferred option on the front cover). Fully editable.

1 fully editable activity. Task: Sort the 24 words provided into 3 lists: a) words associated with the way materials might LOOK. b) words associated with the way materials might FEEL. c) words associated with the way materials might BEHAVE. PLEASE NOTE: Some words may belong in more than one category. Extension task: Can your students add their own vocabulary to the chart? There will be blank spaces to fill on the chart for this! Ideal for 6 and above.

Compare 4 sets of animals using this interactive 5-slided PowerPoint. This fully editable PowerPoint is also useful for teaching comparative conjunctions (whereas and however). . Animals shown in the PowerPoint: Rabbit vs Vole. Ladybird vs Shield Bug. Mole vs Shrew. Owl vs Thrush.

Primary Science - Growing Up. 2 pages and fully editable. Ideal for 5+ Activity 1: Compare the stages of life (baby, toddler, child and adult). Activity 2: Finish the sentence: I like being a child because … Activity 3: Finish the sentence: I am looking forward to being an adult because…

Baby and Adult Animal Names Age range: 4 - 9 years. 2 activities: Match the baby and adult labels (10 labels to sort). Match the baby animal to the adult animal (2-page booklet). Fully editable.

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

Test the strength of 4 different types of paper: Plain paper. Newspaper. Paper towel. Tissue paper. Fully editable.

Food Hygiene - PowerPoint A succinct but clear presentation about food hygiene. 10 slides. Good to use as a non fiction text for a one-off English lesson … also can be linked to healthy eating. Fully editable.

Does the shape of a piece of paper affect the speed at which it falls to the ground? Fully editable.

Where would a beetle prefer to live? A lovely investigation to do with your class (probably over 2 or more lessons). Lesson plan and science investigation booklet included. Appropriate for KS1 or KS2. Fully editable. 3 pages in total.

A simple activity booklet about animals and their diets. The children can research (using a website or encyclopedia) the diets of different animals. Fully editable. 3 pages.

Sources of Light - 2 page booklet. Page 1: List words associated with light and dark. Page 2: Write and draw sources of light (example given: the sun). Ideal for 5 to 7 years. Fully editable.

A simple and effective candle experiment to do with your class. Just follow the 2-page booklet and fill in the missing parts. Ideal if your class are learning about materials and their properties - changing state. Ideal for 5 to 7 years (Y1 to Y3). Fully editable.

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.

- Topic: Forces - Test to see which magnet is strongest. - Simple but effective science investigation. - 2 pages. - Fully editable.

12 fully editable posters showing the following words and their meanings: Newton. Sir Isaac Newton. Gravity. Friction. Force. Push. Pull. Forcemeter. Surface. Grip. Weight. Heavy.

A fully editable ‘Teeth and Eating’ Assessment. 3 pages. Ideal for Year 3. Answers provided.

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

4 great science activities to do with your class during ‘SCIENCE WEEK’. Activity 1: Model Insects (2 lessons needed) Activity 2: Plastic Cup Telephone Activity 3: Shadow Clock Activity 4: Volcano Explosion All activities with step-by-step instructions displayed on a colourful 5-slide PowerPoint (with pictures). 16 resources to prepare beforehand: Balloons; PVA glue (in pots - 1 between 2); Paintbrushes (1 each); Newspaper (lots); Red, black and white paint; Black pipe cleaners; plastic cups (2 per child); Coloured paper; 5m pieces of string (1 per child); Paper plates; Drinking straws; Red food colouring; Small empty plastic bottles; Baking soda; Funnels; Bottles of vinegar.