This is a powerpoint to be used as an introduction or revision of 3D Shapes such as cubes, cuboids, spheres, cylinders etc. It can be used on the interactive whiteboard to lead the lesson and is set up so children can perform practical activities in between slides. It includes learning intentions. It also introduces the idea of describing shapes with words such as faces and edges.

Powerpoint showing different types of building materials and why they are used for different things. Houses and Homes. Wood, brick, concrete, glass.

Design your own wacky and weird Olympic event- space for a drawing, equipment list and how to play instructions.

Play challenge prompts for the Olympics or could be used to generate ideas for whole class activities or lessons.

This is a powerpoint about Moon Buggies to accompany a space topic. It discusses the surface of the moon and how to describe it then the children must decide what kind of vehicle would be suitable for travel on the moon. There are picture examples of moon buggies and then the children must complete a task to make a moon buggy. We made buggies from K'nex and tested it on a playdough moon surface!

Children in groups create a 'leaning tower' from any sort of materials, art straws, sellotape, newspaper etc. They gradually tilt the base of their completed item whilst measuring the angle with a protractor. They keep tilting until the tower collapses! There is a planning sheet and there is an accompanying results sheet. Angles, Europe, Italy, Towers, Building, Maths.

3 eggs to fill and colour using the dice. Each egg has 6 parts so roll the dice, look at which colour that number is and choose a part of your egg to colour! (The background counts as 1 part in eggs 1 and 3!)

Powerpoint showing different building tools for discussion.

Interdisciplinary Learning based around Global Goal 11 - Sustainable Cities -Text from Chat GPT describing Sustainable Cities -Literacy task -Editable slide -Day overview with literacy, maths, ICT and play challenges