Some pictures of different habitats and their names to cut up and sort. I then got my students to stick them into their books and add other animals and plants they would find there.

All the planets with a picture to cut up and stick in the correct order.

A worksheet for students to record their predictions and findings when you leave an egg in vinegar for a couple of days to get the egg shell to disappear.

Worksheet to fill in investigating sweets and how we can get them to change size/colour, link to Roald Dahl's Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.

I stick this in the front of the student's Science books so when they write up their investigations they can refer to it and get support with what they need to include.

Investigation worksheet to fill in to look at rotting food, link to Roald Dahl's The Twits.

Planets to order and draw their orbit around the sun.

A worksheet with animals down one side and their adaptions down the other to match up.

A selection of plants and animals to cut up and create food chains with. I then stuck them in my students books and they used colours to label producers and consumers etc.

I created for my class who were carrying out The Egg Drop experiment. Differentiated into 3 levels for students to record their prediction, equipment and conclusions.

An Articulate style game covering Maths, English, Science, History and Geography key words, 48 cards in total. I used the cards as a revision tool for key vocabulary in the lead up to tests. Could be used as starter or plenary. Split class into teams and give 60 seconds to describe as many words as they can in the chosen category without saying the word. Team with the most points wins!