A 5-page blank Science Investigation booklet. Applicable/adaptable to any science experiment. Simple headings and easy to use. Fully editable.

This 32-slide presentation covers the following areas: Habitats. Ecosystems. Environments. Adaptation. Carnivores, herbivores and omnivores. Consumers, producers, predators and prey. Food chains and food webs. Endangered and extinct animals. Caring for the environment. Also attached is a nice activity linked to the presentation. Answers are included.

A great 34-slide PowerPoint to use when teaching Forces and Friction. Fully animated and science investigations included. Contents: What are Forces? Different Forces. Measuring Forces. Friction Investigation. Gravity. Weight and Mass. Upthrust. Air Resistance Investigation.

4 fully-editable resources to introduce, discuss and find out more about eating a healthy and balanced diet. Ideal for primary-aged students. . Resource 1: An 8-slide PowerPoint: Slide 3: What is a balanced diet? Slide 4: A normal diet Slide 5: Weight Slide 6: Am I normal? Slide 7: Daily Needs Slide 8: Things to remember . Resource 2: An 18-slide PowerPoint: This PowerPoint covers the 5 main food groups, what foods are made from, food proportions and diet. . Resource 3: Eating a Balanced Diet worksheet Students have to name foods in each food group and identify the smallest and largest food groups. . Resource 4: A note home requesting food from the 5 food groups. Very useful for collecting and sorting foods.

A 6-page booklet about the UK’s Top 10 most popular pets. Page 1: A chart (with pictures) displaying the UK’s top 10 most popular pets. Page 2: Questions about the chart. Page 3: Matching activity. Page 4: ‘Top Tips’ for taking care of a pet (to complete). Pages 5 and 6: Pet research project. Ideal for 6+ and fully editable.

Can your student’s sort the animal and plant words correctly? 1 worksheet - fully editable. Answers provided.

Year 2 Interdependence and Adaptation Attached is a fully editable 33-slide PowerPoint for Year 2 children. Every living thing needs food (nutrition). It also needs to be able to move, grow and reproduce. From the food it consumes, it gets the fuel to change into the sort of energy it needs. This energy can be used by the plant or animal for movement, growth and reproduction. BUT WHERE DOES THE ENERGY COME FROM? Let’s explore … This PowerPoint explains everything in a fun, visual and interactive way!

Primary Science - Growing Up. 2 pages and fully editable. Ideal for 5+ Activity 1: Compare the stages of life (baby, toddler, child and adult). Activity 2: Finish the sentence: I like being a child because … Activity 3: Finish the sentence: I am looking forward to being an adult because…

A fully animated, colourful and interactive 65-slide PowerPoint. Ideal for upper KS1 or KS2. The PowerPoint is divided into 3 main sections: Flowers, Pollination and Fruits & Seeds. There are also a selection of enjoyable activities embedded into the slide show.

3 ‘Minibeasts’ Units of Work - English Poetry (with poem), Science and ART/DT Also attached is a Minibeast 7-page booklet and a selection of minibeast pictures. Age range: 5 - 7 years Fully editable resources.

Electricity KS1 and KS2 PowerPoint Presentations 2 presentations attached: 1 adapted for KS1 and the other for KS2, Fully editable.

Electricity - How is it produced? Look, label and describe the various ways electricity is produced. Fully editable.

Food Hygiene - PowerPoint A succinct but clear presentation about food hygiene. 10 slides. Good to use as a non fiction text for a one-off English lesson … also can be linked to healthy eating. Fully editable.

Label parts of a plant - 3 worksheets 3 different worksheets to choose from. Ideal for 5 to 11 years (depending on ability). All answers provided.

An chart to use when labeling and describing objects. 6 useful headings: Object, Picture, Material, Properties, Natural or Synthetic and Origin. 2 pages. Fully editable. Ideal for 6+

Electricity Worksheet - Can you spot the DANGERS? Spot and describe the dangers. Fully editable.

An informative, child-friendly PowerPoint that introduces a girl (or class of girls) to periods. The slide show explains what a period is, when a girl will probably start her first period and how to cope. This PowerPoint is divided into the following sections and also contains an excellent 3-minute embedded video: Slide 3: What is a period? Slide 4: Will you get a period? Slide 5: What to expect Slide 6: Periods and Blood Slide 7: How long will it last? Slide 8: When will it stop? Slide 9:Tummy Pain and Moods Slide 10: PMS Slide 11: Is My Life Over? Slide 12: Maturity Slide 13: Questions and Concerns Slide 14: Why do girls have periods? Video Slide 15: The Menstrual Cycle Slide 16: Be Ready! Slide 17: Pads Slides 18 & 19: Tampons (2 slides) Slide 20: Can you cope? Applauded by Ofsted during an inspection.

Food: What do you eat? … A Class Survey* Find out what your class mates usually eat and drink then make a list of the most and least popular foods and drinks. Fully editable.