A great homework activity when teaching electricity (3 activities to complete). Activity 1: Look around your home carefully and find 12 electrical appliances which have switches on them. Draw each appliance and write the name of the appliance beneath the picture. Activity 2: Sort the 12 appliances you have found into 3 groups: appliances that only use batteries; appliances that only use mains and appliances that use batteries and mains. Present this information on the Venn Diagram attached Activity 3: Write down if the appliance produces LIGHT, SOUND, TEMPERATURE or MOVEMENT? Fully editable.

Topic: Food Around the World. An 8-slide PowerPoint presentation exploring food eaten around the world and reasons why. Activity Worksheet: 10 different foods from around the world. Can your student’s explain where the food originates from? Good research-based (ICT) activity. Fully editable. Suitable for 7 - 11 years.

Push or Pull - Forces Worksheet. Ideal for Key Stage 1 students. Fully editable.

Science Investigation:Thermal Insulators & Conductors 7 page booklet! Page 1: Thermal conductors (fill in the missing words). Page 2: Thermal insulators (fill in the missing words). Page 3: Temperature (fill in the missing words). Pages 4 & 5: Assessment of knowledge (from pages 1 to 3) . Pages 6 & 7: Science Investigation - WHICH MATERIAL IS THE BEST THERMAL INSULATOR? 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.

Food Chains Resource 1: A worksheet for discussion and pair work. Activity: Displayed are a variety of animals that live in a WOODLAND or SEA habitat. Make as many food chains possible using the pictures provided. Fully editable. . Resource 2: An 18-slide PowerPoint that covers living things, different animal types, producers, predators and prey. Fully editable.

A 13-slide PowerPoint explaining the life cycle of a plant. Also attached is a 6-stage storyboard for your student’s to complete to complement the PowerPoint. Answers included. PDF and Word Formats attached so fully editable. Age range: 5 - 11 years (depending on ability).

This PowerPoint introduces the relationship between light, an object and the formation of shadows. Children observe the apparent movement of the sun and the associated changes in shadows. 15 slides. Ideal for Year 3 or Year 4 students.

Forces & Friction - Science Investigation. Focus: Investigate which surface has the most friction. 7 - 11 years. Fully editable. Attached is a 4-page booklet with the following headings: AIM METHOD SURFACES TO TEST PREDICTION EQUIPMENT FAIR TESTING RESULTS CONCLUSION

Sound & Vibration - End of unit assessment! A 2-page assessment booklet. Use the WORD BANK to answer the questions. Total score: 15. Answers provided. Suitable for 7 - 11 years. Fully editable.

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.

A 7-page activity booklet related to thermal conductors and thermal insulators. Included: A thermal conductors worksheet. A thermal insulators worksheet. A temperature worksheet. An assessment sheet (out of 10). A Science Investigation record sheet - Which material is the best thermal insulator? Fully editable.

3 PowerPoint Presentations: Forces and Friction PowerPoint. Push or Pull - KS1 PowerPoint. Magnets and Springs PowerPoint.

Food - Different Types of Bread Look at the different types of bread, cut each picture out and label.Then discuss with a friend what each type of bread might be used for. Fully editable.

Food Pyramid 2 attachments: A blank food pyramid (for students to complete). A complete food pyramid (for reference). Fully editable.

Topic: Food Groups 4 attachments: PowerPoint explaining food groups. Food groups activity. Homework activity. ‘Most popular’ food activity.

Gravity & Air Resistance - Science Investigation Investigation: Does the shape of a piece of paper affect the speed at which it falls to the floor? 2-page booklet. Fully editable.

Absorbency - Science Investigation An easy experiment to test the absorbency of different papers (newspaper, tissue paper, plain paper & paper towel). Graphs for plotting results also provided. Fully editable.