A great assembly all about space, aimed at ks2 or upper ks1. It contains 2 songs and a dance with youtube links. Printable S-P-A-C-E lettering for the children to hold up in assembly. There is also an optional powerpoint, just add pictures of your kids or their artwork of the planets. Enjoy, this is such a fun assembly which the kids and audience will LOVE!

Some designing activites to encourage the students to think about life in space.

A double sided revision mat worksheet with answers. Page number references given for Collins Activate 1 Textbook. Suitable for mixed ability groups - a variety of tasks including short answers, gap-fills and match-up activities. Includes questions about: Planets: Order, size and orbits Key vocab definitions about objects in space Days, years and seasons Eclipses Phases of the moon Satellites

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A fun and engaging lesson that is ideal for KS3 students. This lesson allows students to develop their knowledge and understanding of the following why the space race happened the achievements of both the USA and the USSR Students can form their judgement on who won the space race and produce a creative piece of work which is great for display. This is also the opportunity for students to analyse some historical sources as part of this lesson.

Let’s learn about Space! This worksheet includes 24 pages with a large variety of activities and exercises about Space. The materials have informative exercises about many different kinds of topics such as the big bang, black holes, the solar system, the Sun and many other things! Crosswords, word searches, puzzles and other kinds of activities are included to make it a fun and interesting class. The answers and an answer sheet is included. GOOGLE SLIDES WITH PREMADE TEXTBOXES INCLUDED! Overview: Page 1-3: The Big Bang Theory Page 4-6: The Solar System Page 7-9: The Sun Page 10-11: Meteors, Comets, and Asteroids Page 12: Black Holes Page 13-14: Neil Armstrong Page 15-16: The International Space Station Page 17-18: Space Rubbish Page 19-20: Space Tourism Page 21-22: Fun Facts Page 23-24: Reflection The following questions are just a few examples of the aspects addressed in this unit: What are the planets in our Solar System? What are black holes? Why is there an International Space Station? What is Space Rubbish and how dangerous is it? Why do planets orbit the Sun? Who was the first person in space? What is the big bang? What causes the tides? Why is there no sound in space? What is the difference between meteors, asteroids and comets? Keywords: Space, satellite, galaxy, comet, asteroid, planet, sun, earth, NASA, alien, shooting star, space station, astronaut, saturn, mars, jupiter, venus, neptune, mercury, uranus, gravity, orbit, milky way, black hole, Neil Armstrong, Yuri Gagarin, big bang, stars.

It is an activity for experimenting with the texture effects and working with color gradients to create a painting of space with robots. learn to draw robots and paint them with a technique to imitate metallic effects with shades of gray. Learn to paint a space setting and planets with original texture effects. This activity aims to experiment with various techniques to create an artistic composition who develop a various plastic language. This activity includes step-by-step instructions and printable templates. This activity is suitable for both classroom instruction (an individual evaluation sheet to be completed for each student is included) as well as for homework.

Complete KS3 topic about Space. Including days, years, shadows, seasons, the moon, eclipses, the solar system and constellations.

Worksheets based on DT Unit 2A / Vehicles where children design a space buggy, plan how they will make it and evaluate their finished work. The set includes: Information sheets and worksheets that can be to introduce the topic: • text about space buggies used during the moon exploration followed by a questionnaire • picture of a space buggy with names of parts followed by one that children can label Front cover sheet and targets (objectives) sheet Worksheets for DT activities: Think of ideas for making your space buggy (purpose) Draw how your space buggy will look like and label the parts (own design) Draw how you will make your space buggy move and label the parts (wheels and axels) Draw a logo for your space buggy, and tick what you will use to make your logo Write a list of materials and tools that you will need to make your space buggy Plan in which order you will make your own space buggy What do you think of your finished vehicle? (Evaluation) Worksheet for creative writing: Write an exciting short story for a newspaper report which includes a space buggy (newspaper template) For more useful Space activities and resources, please check my shop Marie’s Teaching Resources. For updates go to my Facebook page – Marie’s Teaching Resources Thanks for looking :)

This is a 5 day DIFFERENTIATED English plan complete with success criteria’s for each day, a TEACHING powerpoint and all accompanying resources. The setting description can be used as an independent write. It includes visuals and word banks to support EAL/SEN learners. The activity is based on describing the setting- Liam in Space using the 5 senses(see, smell, touch, taste, emotions of character in this setting and thoughts using adjectives or expanded nouns, powerful verbs and similes and figurative language and includes a success criteria. Lesson 1: To plan my writing by banking descriptive words and phrases Lesson 2: LO: To improve sentences by extending the idea, adding powerful verbs, adverbs and expanded nouns. Lesson 3: To ask question and participate in roleplay Lesson 4: L.O: To use descriptive language to write a story setting Lesson 5: LO: To edit and evaluate work.

Cast: The cast is easily adaptable to suit a class of 25 or more children. Main characters: Tom Planet group x 8 Annie Star group x 3 Father Navigation group x 3 Captain Astrophotography group x 4 First Officer Moon group x 4 Child 1, 2 ,3 Bridge Control Officer Writesong Suggested Music: Dream – Everly brothers mixed in to Space Oddity – David Bowie Planet Rap Ask the children to write their own lyrics and perform it over a backing track (E.G. Intergalactic by The Beastie Boys Sound Effects: Star Trek Teleporter Clanger Whistle Dot Matrix printer Red alert klaxon Darlek Exterminate Duration: The script should last about 20 to 25 minutes; this does not include music. The script can be edited or amended to suit the needs of the children taking part in the assembly or to fit in with what the students have been covering in class. We covered Apollo 13 so there are references to that. We found it difficult to find a song for the children so we asked on student if he’d like to write a rap which turned out to be amazing!

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Suitable for KS2. Includes space facts, story starter writing activity, space poetry workshop, recommended space-themed books, wordsearch, quiz, answer sheet, how to make orbiting planets activity, colouring pages. Complements our Space-themed Teacher Pack.

A booklet about Space, planets, galaxies and technology using the Widgit symbols. I designed it to be an easy read for students with poor literacy and non-confident readers. There are some worksheets to access comprehension, but these are not with symbols.

Fun and informative PSHE lesson teaching about Personal Space and respecting the physical boundaries of other people

A KS3 lesson aimed at Y9. The lesson gives students an overview of the Space Race and asks them to consider why the Space Race would increase tensions between the USA and the USSR. The lesson is designed as part of a full subject study of the Cold War.

I created this plan and PPT for a job interview where I was asked to teach a year 5/6 class. I based the lesson on their two main topics which were Space and Poetry. I used the fantastic poem 'Six Ways to Look at the Moon' by Pie Corbett in this lesson - included. I also used another fab poem - included. Task was for the children to write their own version of Pie Corbett's poem. PPT easy to follow along while teaching. The 'Six-ways-to-look-at-ordering-a-poem' resource was used as an activity where I cut up the sentences and worked with a focus group to read, re-order the poem - this was great for discussion and for thinking about structure/ language in poem, etc.