Topic: PLANTS Ideal for younger learners. Attached is a an easy-to-use (and adaptable) 4-page plant investigation booklet. Once your students know what plants need in order to grow well, let your students use this investigation sheet to plant their own seeds. I always give the children the option of planting a pea seed or sunflower seed (and they draw their preferred option on the front cover). Fully editable.

Forces Investigation: Streamlining Topic: FORCES. A science investigation to find out which shapes are most streamlined (least resistance) and which are least streamlined (most resistance). Ideal for 7 - 11 years. A 4-page booklet under the following headings: AIM, METHOD, APPARATUS, RESULTS and CONCLUSION. Answers provided.

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

Topic: Materials. A fully editable absorbency worksheet. 1 page. Ideal for 6+

A complete unit of work - 8 lessons. A 40-slide ‘Teeth and Eating’ PowerPoint. An end of unit assessment - quiz and paper format. Ideal for Y2, Y3 or Y4 (depending on ability). Fully editable. Over 40 hours of planning. . LEARNING OBJECTIVES: . Describe a varied diet for humans, recognising that there are many ways of achieving this. Explain how and why they should look after their teeth. Suggest questions about diet to be investigated. Describe some types of food they eat. State that animals have different diets and may have different kinds of teeth.

4 great science activities to do with your class during ‘SCIENCE WEEK’. Activity 1: Model Insects (2 lessons needed) Activity 2: Plastic Cup Telephone Activity 3: Shadow Clock Activity 4: Volcano Explosion All activities with step-by-step instructions displayed on a colourful 5-slide PowerPoint (with pictures). 16 resources to prepare beforehand: Balloons; PVA glue (in pots - 1 between 2); Paintbrushes (1 each); Newspaper (lots); Red, black and white paint; Black pipe cleaners; plastic cups (2 per child); Coloured paper; 5m pieces of string (1 per child); Paper plates; Drinking straws; Red food colouring; Small empty plastic bottles; Baking soda; Funnels; Bottles of vinegar.

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!

A 26-slide fully animated and child-friendly PowerPoint. Age range: 7+ Contents: Is Earth the centre of the universe? The Solar System. The Sun. The Earth. The Moon. Beyond our solar system.

Surface Friction Investigation. Question to investigate: On which surfaces do objects slide more easily? Method, fair testing, prediction, results tables & conclusion included. Age range: 7+ Pages: 3 Fully editable? YES

Age group: Year 2. 6 pages. 9 questions. Questions based on the human life cycle, capabilities of babies and children, human and animal survival, healthy and unhealthy foods, the food pyramid, physical activities and animal diets. 30 possible marks. Fully editable.

Where would a beetle prefer to live? A lovely investigation to do with your class (probably over 2 or more lessons). Lesson plan and science investigation booklet included. Appropriate for KS1 or KS2. Fully editable. 3 pages in total.

A 28-slide PowerPoint about Teeth and Eating. 9 integrated activities. Contents: 4 types of teeth. Functions of teeth. Milk teeth and adult teeth. Number of teeth. Caring for teeth. Other teeth. Human food - for growth and activity. Food groups .

Permeable or Impermeable? An 8-slide PowerPoint - examples shown and questions to consider/explore. Also attached is a 2-page activity booklet (to complete) after going through the PowerPoint. Both resources are fully editable. Ideal for 7+