Rocks graphic organizer and vocabulary activities. Help your students learn and remember the important facts about rocks and the associated vocabulary. Print out and laminate the graphic organizers for students to keep and use throughout your topic work. Use the vocabulary cut and stick activity at the beginning of the topic as an introduction/guide to their existing knowledge OR as an end of topic assessment. Topic word cards for display and word search. This product includes: Graphic organizer - colour and black and white version Vocabulary activity - cut and stick match words/pictures/definitions - colour and b/w 20 topic word cards for display Word search

Halloween themed science lab posters and investigation sheets. Have some spooky Halloween fun this October 31st with these creepy Science lab resources. Includes posters, investigation cards for sequencing, 2 versions of a science investigation recording sheet and a spooky science lab coloring sheet. Suitable for grades 1-4. You might also like this Halloween Activity Pack This product includes: A science lab rules posters How to be a spooky scientist poster Science questions poster Science lab sign Coloured science investigation steps for sequencing. (cut out and laminate or stick into books} 2 versions of s science investigation sheet Science lab colouring sheet for early finishers.

What a plant needs to grow well. Power Point and Activities. Year 3 Includes a 14 page power point that helps you teach children all they need to know about what a plant needs to grow healthy and strong. Looks at 7 areas - light, water, warmth, soil, nutrients, space and air. Please note this product looks at the fact that a plant uses light energy to make food but does NOT look at photosynthesis. This product is aimed at children aged 7-8 years old. Year 3/ Lower KS2 Printable activities: Make a leaflet/foldable Draw and label things a plant needs to grow Plant needs - fill in the missing words Poster Descriptions of plant needs x 2 differentiated Growing a plant experiment sheet - children choose their own variables to change (for example different types of soil/ light and no light etc [https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-12516726] Parts Of A Plant [https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-12515447] Pollination [https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-12514121] Seed Dispersal

Water cycle poster, diagram, labelling activity and flap poster. Are you learning about the water cycle? This product could be just what you need. It includes: A colourful water cycle diagram plus a black and white version. 2 x differentiated labelling activity. Colour and cut flap poster. Includes US and UK spelling.

Four seasons picture lotto game for KS1 EYFS to help them learn about the seasons. EYFS year 1 year 2 science. This is a lotto game with four playing boards and cards. Each child has a board and children take it in turns to pick a card. The first person to fill their board is the winner. Each board depicts a season and the pictures relate to that season. Sheets need printing, cutting out and laminating. Fun way for children to learn about the four seasons. Suitable for home learning

Animals Classification Lotto Game Year 1 or Year 2 Science. Help children learn about animal classification with this fun lotto game. Print, laminate and cut out. Children will love playing this fun game, featuring real pictures and learn at the same time. Use as part of your KS1 animals topic. Suitable for home learning

Life Cycles Lotto Game A fun way to teach children about life cycles. Print out, cut out and laminate, should last for years! Easy enough for children to play independently or play with an adult for extra input and support. 6 life cycles are included - frog, butterfly, bee, chicken, apple and sunflower. Children have a board and need to collect the pictures for their life cycle and place them in the correct order. Alternatively, these could be placed in continuous provision, in a science area, investigation area etc for children to complete. Suitable for ages 3-7 Also suitable for home learning

Autumn themed reading comprehensions for KS1 This product contains 10 autumn themed reading comprehensions to use as part of your autumn topic. Titles - Autumn Trees Apples Harvest Pumpkins Animals Conkers Acorns Squirrels Hedgehogs Simple texts for children to read and answer 4 retrieval questions.

Boom Cards Are you teaching children about baby animals and their parents? Maybe you are looking at animal babies as part of a Spring topic. These baby animals boom cards are perfect for distance learning, small group work, assessments and centres. 30 slides include matching a baby to a parent, matching a parent to a baby, who lays eggs?, who gives birth to live babies?, names of babies, true or false questions and classification. Suitable for children aged 5-7 years old. Click here for a preview of these Baby Animals Boom Cards [https://wow.boomlearning.com/deck/q-G5bdM4kNfRmoqMN5E?ref=tpt] To use Boom Cards, you must be connected to the Internet. Boom Cards play on modern browsers (Chrome, Safari, Firefox, and Edge). Apps are available for modern Android, iPads, iPhones, and Kindle Fires. For security and privacy, adults must have a Boom Learning account to use and assign Boom Cards. You will be able to assign the Boom Cards you are buying with “Fast Pins,” (a form of play that gives instant feedback to students for self-grading Boom Cards). For assignment options that report student progress back to you, you will need to purchase a premium account. If you are new to Boom Learning, you will be offered a free trial of our premium account. Read here for details: [http://bit.ly/BoomTrial.] You might also be interested in this power point and printables animal babies product [https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/animal-babies-12245929]

Plants topic lotto game. Perfect for children to use during your topic on plants. Helps children to learn the language associated with the topic. Suitable to be played independently in small groups or with an adult. 4 boards and 9 words for each board. Simply print out, laminate and cut out. Can be used time and again. Suitable for year 1 or year 2

Parts of a Flowering Plant. PPT and activities. Year 3 This products helps children to identify and describe the functions of the different parts of a flowering plant. It includes a 6 slide teaching power point and 2 activities - label the plant (2 x differentiated) and describe functions (2 x differentiated) plus template to make a flipbook. You might also be interested in: [https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-12515447] [https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-12514121]

Water Transportation In Plants. Teaching Power Point and Activities. Year 3 Help children learn about how water is transported around a plant and the role that water has in the health of a plant. This product includes a 15 slide teaching power point, fun water transportation activity sheet and an experiment recording sheet for using cut flowers or celery to show how water travels through a plant. It also includes a bonus word search for early finishers. Other products in this series: [https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-12518293] plants bundle year 3 [https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-12517900] what a plant needs to grow [https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-12515447] pollination [https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-12514121] seed disposal

Apple Day in the UK is 21st October. This is a fun way to teach your class about the importance of traceability, buying local produce, healthy eating, environmental awareness, orchards and good old apples! Why not organise your own class apple day? This pack gives you ideas for activities you could try. Includes a powerpoint all about Apple Day plus printable activities - Life cycle of an apple activity Label an apple activity My apple investigation activity colour and black and white versions of above. Apple fact sheet activity Tree template - children can paint/collage an apple blossom tree or apple tree. Suitable for KS1

Animal Classification Activity KS1. Are you learning about animal classification? Use these print and go activities to teach children about animal characteristics and classification. Print and go activities for easy use. Can be used for group work, working in pairs or individually. Can be used as assessment at the end of a unit, a stand alone lesson or ongoing in a topic. Activities Include: Real life pictures for sorting - mammals birds fish amphibians reptiles invertebrates Labels included. Cut put pictures and labels - children can then work in groups to sort the pictures. 2 animal classification fact sheets - one words/one pictures. Sorting activity - sort statements to correct class (for example “I have feathers and am warm blooded.”) Writing activity - draw an animal from each class and describe characteristics.

Spring reading comprehensions Suitable for KS1 and northern hemisphere Each comprehension is differentiated a minimum of 3 ways. Each comprehension is linked to the topic of spring and begins with easy multiple choice questions. Subjects included in this product - Signs of spring - x 4 differentiated texts Birds in spring - 4 differentiated texts Animals in Spring -4 differentiated texts Lambs -4 differentiated texts Life cycle of a frog -3 differentiated texts Life cycle of a sunflower -3 differentiated texts How to plant a seed -3 differentiated texts plus instructions to read and follow

Adult and baby matching cards. Use these adult and baby cards in a variety of ways. Can be used as a science based ‘find a partner’ activity. Don’t waste any more valuable time getting children into pairs. Simply hand out the cards and the two children with matching parent and baby are now partners. Children will learn the names of animals and their young at the same time! A spare choose your own family card is included for odd numbers. These cards can also be used in a variety of other ways - As a matching game In science centres To play snap To play pairs As display cards There are 15 pairs (30 cards altogether) plus an egg card for odd number and labels.

Are you celebrating World Bee Day? Or just learning about bees? This bee lapbook and bee Power Point could be just what you need. This product includes an informational Power Point - no need for you to spend time researching. The Power Point also has editable text. Plus a fun and engaging lapbook for your students to make. This comes in a colour and a black and white version. It also includes easy to follow instructions and activities for early finishers. Ideal for grades KS2 This product includes: 33 slide Power Point - covers: World Bee Day Why are bees important? Pollination How can we help? Bee products Parts of a bee Beekeepers Fun Facts Lapbook - Colour & b/w versions incudes information on: Bee products Fun Facts Life cycle Parts Steps of pollination Early finishers - make a bookmark colouring page

Learn about the British scientist Jane Goodall with this biography unit, ideal for Women’s History Month. This product includes low prep, differentiated activities suitable for Years 2-4. PLUS a teaching Power Point. Students will complete a timeline, research and writing activities for Jane Goodall, Chimpanzees and Tanzania. Includes facts cards and posters for sources of information. US and UK spelling versions. Teacher guide for how to use this product. Full List Of What’s Included: 19 Slide teaching Power Point Timeline activity - 4 levels of differentiation Jane Goodall Biography Writing Resources Writing planning sheet - 3 levels of differentiated Word mat Writing frames Fact cards and poster for information Blank research sheet Jane Goodall foldable leaflet - 2 levels of differentiation Chimpanzees Chimpanzees research fact sheets - 3 levels of differentiation Make a chimpanzee flip up book Fact cards, poster and pictures for information Tanzania Tanzania research fact sheets - 3 levels of differentiation Fact cards and poster for information

50 four seasons of the year - spring, summer, autumn and winter - themed worksheets for KS1 and homeschool. These print and go worksheets include sorting, labelling, sequencing, life cycles and more! These no prep activities are ideal for centres, early morning work, early finishers, homework, supplies and homeschoolers. There are 12 worksheets for each season, plus 2 for all four seasons. Answers included where appropriate. Worksheets Included: Spring Colouring sheet Spring senses Spring / autumn sorting activity - cut and stick Daffodil life cycle - cut and stick Label the baby animals - cut and stick Label Easter items - cut and stick Spring blossom - art activity Spring walk checklist Collect the colours of the rainbow - nature walk Colour by numbers How to grow a flower - sequencing Wordsearch and label Summer Colouring sheet Label ocean animals and plants Beach roll and colour game Label the fruit salad fruits Ice cream maths Keeping safe in the sun colouring Raspberry plant life cycle - cut and stick Summer activities Summer/winter sort - cut and stick How to build a sandcastle - sequencing Order the growth of a sunflower - cut and stick Wordsearch and label Autumn Colouring sheet My leaf Label the autumn pictures - cut and stick Fall senses Autumn leaves collage Fruit or vegetable sort - cut and stick Float or sink science activity Life cycle of a turkey - cut and stick Apple life cycle - cut and stick Signs of fall walk checklist How to make a Jack O’ Lantern sequencing Wordsearch and label Winter Colouring sheet Design a snow globe All about winter Hot or cold sort - cut and stick What should I wear? Pine tree life cycle - cut and stick Do I hibernate? sorting - cut and stick How to make Christmas cookies - sequencing How to build a snowman - sequencing Label a polar bear Label signs of winter - cut and stick Wordsearch and label Four Seasons Colour and label the seasons Make a seasons book mark

All about the Arctic activities and power point for KS1. Students will love learning all about the Arctic with these fun, interactive, print and go activities and teaching power point. Everything you need to teach this topic. The Power Point discusses where the Arctic is, the environment, adaptation and animals that live there - polar bear, Arctic fox, Arctic wolf, walrus, snowy owl and Arctic hare. No prep, print and go activities to save you time, word cards for display, word search for early finishers and fun bookmarks to make. Activities are differentiated for inclusion. Printable activities include: Label the Arctic animals Am I a carnivore, omnivore or herbivore? Label the animal babies What would you need in the Arctic? Mark the Arctic on a map Compare the Arctic to where you live Label a polar bear How animals have adapted Blank fact sheet for children to complete 8 labelled pictures for display. Word cards for display Make a bookmark - colour and b&w versions Wordsearch for early finishers. Each activity is differentiated two ways for use across the year groups. The activities cover many of the outcomes required by the National Curriculum for KS1 science. You might also like: Winter Year 1