Materials Vocabulary - Sorting Game (6 pages in total). Activity: Sort the 30 words into 2 categories: Materials (15 words in total) and Properties of materials (15 words in total). If a child is not familiar with a word, ask them to use a dictionary to find out what it means. . 2 other games to play with these words: . Reveal and Tell - place the cards face down. In pairs, take turns to turn over a card. Say if it is a ‘material’ or ‘property of a material’. Say it first - in pairs, deal out the cards. Players must not see their cards. Take turns to turn over a card and place it face up on the table. The first person to say the correct answer (material OR property) wins the card. Keep playing until all cards are won.

Worksheet 1: Label the bicycle with the different materials you think it is built from. Worksheet 2: Label the roller-skate with the different materials you think it is built from. Worksheet 3: Complete the roller-skate grid. Worksheet 4: Complete the bicycle grid. 4 worksheets. Fully editable. Ideal for 7+

Attached is a current Science (2020) Programme of Study for Key Stage 1 pupils (Year 1 and Year 2). 8 pages. Fully editable.

A 26-slide fully animated and child-friendly PowerPoint. Age range: 7+ Contents: Is Earth the centre of the universe? The Solar System. The Sun. The Earth. The Moon. Beyond our solar system.

A 28-slide PowerPoint about Teeth and Eating. 9 integrated activities. Contents: 4 types of teeth. Functions of teeth. Milk teeth and adult teeth. Number of teeth. Caring for teeth. Other teeth. Human food - for growth and activity. Food groups .

Permeable or Impermeable? An 8-slide PowerPoint - examples shown and questions to consider/explore. Also attached is a 2-page activity booklet (to complete) after going through the PowerPoint. Both resources are fully editable. Ideal for 7+

A visual and colourful slide show. 13 slides. Content: food groups and eating a healthy balanced diet. Suitable for 4 - 11 years. Fully editable.

This PowerPoint shows how water can exist in 3 states. It contains a couple of ‘question’ slides for the children to think about (ice cubes being left out and water boiling in a kettle). There is also a slide about wax changing states. The last slide lists some key words used in the slide show. 9 slides. Ideal for 7 to 11 years.

Explore characteristics and uses of rocks with this 5-page activity booklet. Contents: Pages 1 and 2: Fill in the missing words using the word bank provided on page 3. Pages 3, 4 and 5: Complete your own rock-type investigation with slate, marble, chalk, granite and pumice (you’ll need samples of each). Explore and complete with the class: Do all rocks float? Do all rocks wear well? Do all rocks split? Are some rocks permeable? Complete some word definitions, complete predictions, carry out tests, record results and complete the evaluation page. Answers provided (for missing word challenge). Fully editable.

5 space activities for younger learners to enjoy: Activity 1: Watch, listen and sing ‘The Solar System Song’. Link and lyrics are provided. Activity 2: Create a mnemonic to help remember the 8 planets in our solar system. Activity 3: Two dot-to-dot activities to complete, colour and label. Activity 4: Apollo 13 space mission activity. Activity 5: Landing on the moon play script challenge 5 pages. Fully editable. Ideal for 6+

Torches/Flash Lights Unit Plan Age range: 7 - 11 years. 4 pages. Fully editable (PDF and Word formats attached).

DT: Torches/Flash Lights Unit of Work. Age range: 7 - 11 years. 4 pages. Fully editable (PDF and Word formats attached).

What makes something ALIVE? Topic: Life Processes and Living Things. A presentation that asks students, ‘What makes something alive?’ 10 pictures: child, ant, seedling, car, plant, tree, door, dog, ball and fish. 11 slides. Fully editable.

Teeth and Healthy Eating Class Assembly PowerPoint and full script attached. My class came up with their own song too (we recorded it and I’ve attached the music and lyrics). Fully editable.

Topic: Humans & Animals - Growth and Development. A PowerPoint showing the main stages of human (and animal) growth & development. 14 slides. Suitable for 5 + (depending on ability). Slide 3: Human Growth. Slide 4: Babyhood. Slide 5: Childhood. Slide 6: Adolescence. Slide 7: Adulthood. Slide 8: Human and Animal Development. Slide 9: Human Development. Slide 10: Sheep Development. Slide 11: Elephant Development. Slide 12: Horse Development. Slide 13: Dog Development. To complement the slide show, I have attached a 6-page activity booklet/test for children aged 6+. . Also attached is a much more in-depth PowerPoint about Human Growth and Development for parents and teachers. 32 slides. Slide 3: What is human growth and development? Slide 5: Growth and Development Ages 0 to 3. Slide 10: Growth and Development Ages 4 to 5. Slide 15: Growth and Development Ages 6 to 8. Slide 21: Growth and Development Ages 9 to 12. Slide 26: Growth and Development Ages 13 to 17.

Teeth - PowerPoint A lovely presentation about TEETH. 27 slides. Integrated activities to review and assess learning. Lots of information about teeth, their functions, bacteria, tooth decay and caring for your teeth. Fully editable.

Contents: A friction investigation. A forces and friction PowerPoint.

Attached is a 20-slide PowerPoint explaining the 7 Life Processes: MOVEMENT, REPRODUCTION, SENSITIVITY, NUTRITION, EXCRETION, RESPIRATION and GROWTH. They spell out ‘MRS NERG’ (using the first letter of each word). Examples and animations for each of the 7 life processes are shown. Also attached are 2 worksheets for the children to label and draw … just choose your preferred one as they are both similar (just a different layout). All resources are fully editable.

DT - Pneumatics Project. Everything you need to teach a great pneumatics project with your class. Preparation: All you need is some syringes (you can use the same syringes used for Calpol) or larger ones from the chemist AND some plastic tubing (to connect the syringes). The rest of the equipment can be brought in by the students. Attached is a slide show, unit of work, a letter home requesting materials and a pneumatic toy design worksheet. Fully editable.