Common Plants and Trees helps children aged 4-7 year identify and name a variety of common wild and garden plants, including deciduous and evergreen trees. This download uses many beautiful photos and illustrations to encourage children to enjoy identifying and learning about plants including their favourites - dandelions and daisies. The questions, which are suitable for all abilities, are included in a separate download. Answers are included in a separate download. Liven up your science lessons and enthuse your pupils with this resource.

The structure of Plants helps children identify and describe the basic structures of a variety of common flowering plants, including trees. The structures studied include leaves, flowers, blossom, petals, fruit, roots, bulbs,seeds, trunk, branches and stem. The function of each structure is explained. The life cycle of plants from seeds and bulbs is covered. The download uses many beautiful photos and illustrations to encourage children to enjoy learning and thinking about plants. Questions suitable for all abilities are included in a separate file. Answers are included.

This download helps children identify, name, draw and label many parts of the human body. Also, it helps children know the senses and which part of the body is associated with each sense. The activities are suitable for all ability levels. Full answers are included.

This download compares the structures of a variety of animals including pets. It is ideal for teaching this science topic to children in KS1. The download includes a wide variety of animal types. Children will enjoy viewing the beautiful photos and illustrations. Three differentiated tests are included to reinforce learning. Answers are included in a separate download. Try other KS1 Science downloads-Animal Groups; Carnivores Herbivores and Omnivores: and The Life Cycle of a Bird

This lesson helps KS1 children identify and name a variety of common animals that are carnivores, herbivores and omnivores including pets. There are many thought provoking questions in the main text. The lesson will appeal to children because it contains many beautiful photos and illustrations. The download includes two differentiated tests and the answers are included in a separate download.

This download helps children identify and name fish, amphibians, reptiles, birds and mammals. Many beautiful photos and illustrations , including pets, are included to enthuse children. There are many questions in the main text to help children understand and remember the information. The main set of questions are in a separate download. Full answers to the main set of questions are in a separate download.

I Like Plants is eBook 3 of a series of science books with workbooks designed for Reception and Year 1 pupils. Also, suitable for Year 2. The books in this series cover the current science programme of study for Reception and Year 1. They aim to help develop scientific knowledge and conceptual understanding as well as fostering a love of science. The books encourage pupils to be curious and ask questions about the world about them. Pupils are encouraged to use simple technical language to describe what they have observed. The beautiful photographs and illustrations encourage young pupils to become enthusiastic and competent readers and scientists. There are many fun activities for school or home use to rapidly increase each child’s knowledge of Reception and Year 1 scientific words and ideas to ensure rapid success at this level. Each book with workbook contains enough teaching material for several lessons and homeworks. Display the books and activities on a whiteboard or class computers or print for class or homework use.

Meg and the Egg is eBook 1 of a series of science books with workbooks designed for Reception and Year 1 pupils. The books in this series cover the current science programme of study for Reception and Year 1. They aim to help develop scientific knowledge and conceptual understanding as well as fostering a love of science. The books encourage pupils to be curious and ask questions about the world about them. Pupils are encouraged to use simple technical language to describe what they have observed. The beautiful photographs and illustrations encourage young pupils to become enthusiastic and competent readers and scientists. There are many fun activities for school or home use to rapidly increase each child’s knowledge of Reception and Year 1 scientific words and ideas to ensure rapid success at this level. Each book and workbook contain enough teaching material for several lessons and homeworks. Display the books and activities on a whiteboard or class computers or print for class or homework use.