Adaptation PowerPoint 15 slides. Slide 3: What is a habitat? Slide 4: Animals and plants. Slide 5: Some examples of adaptation. Slide 12: Polar bears, Penguins & Cacti. Fully editable.

A PowerPoint aimed at younger learners. 18 slides explaining what happens to humans as they get older. Age range: 5+ Fully editable.

Topic: Chameleons Age range: 5 - 9 years. 3 attachments: Fact sheet. Fill in the missing words activity. Word search. Fully editable.

Plants - PowerPoint. 13 slides. Easily adaptable for all age groups. Fully editable. . *** Contents:** . How are plants and animals similar? Label a plant Function of different parts of a plant What does a plant need in order to grow well? Pollination

Forces and Motion Unit of Work. Appropriate for 7 years and above (depending on ability). Approx. 6 hours of lessons. 3 pages - fully editable. Learning Objectives: To understand that gravity is a force. That objects are pulled downwards because of the gravitational attraction between them and the Earth. That momentum can act against resistance. To use a force meter. To test friction. To describe how friction can be useful. To investigate air resistance. To describe air resistance as a force that slows objects moving through air. To investigate the load capability of floating objects. To investigate water resistance.

14 Forces Posters! Poster 1: Fantastic Forces. Poster 2: What is a Force? Poster 3: Gravity. Poster 4: What is Weight? Poster 5: What is Mass? Poster 6: What are Newtons? Poster 7: What is Air Resistance? Poster 8: What is Friction? Poster 9: What is a Forcemeter? Poster 10: What is Water Resistance? Poster 11: What does Streamlined mean? Poster 12: How does a parachute work? Poster 13: Where is Friction useful? Poster 14: Where is Friction useful?

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.

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.

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.

Circuit Components - Pictures & Labels 11 pages of circuit components pictures and labels. Ideal for display and reference. Fully editable.

A PowerPoint that shows pictures and explains the process of condensation. 10 slides. Ideal for 7 to 11 years. Slides 2 to 7: Pictures showing condensation. Slides 8 to 10: The process of condensation.

This PowerPoint shows the 5 stages of water purification - from river water to tap water. 8 slides. Fully editable.

A 6-page activity booklet - fully editable. Page 1: Butterfly Life Cycle - pictures and labels. Page 2: Stick the pictures and labels to complete the life cycle of a butterfly. Page 3: Features of a butterfly and a blank template for the children to colour in. Page 4: Moth Life Cycle - pictures and labels. Page 5: Stick the pictures and labels to complete the life cycle of a moth. Page 6: Features of a moth and a blank template for the children to colour in.

EYES - HOW WE SEE THINGS. A 9-slide presentation explaining how we see things. Ideal for 7+ Fully editable.

KS1 and KS2 Curriculum overview and objectives attached. 10 pages in total. Fully editable.

Attached is a 6-page booklet about Neil Armstrong. Page 1: What is a hero? Page 2: Information about Neil Armstrong and video link. Pages 3 to 6: Questions (and multiple choice answers) based on the video. Answer booklet attached. Fully editable.

KS1 Plant Investigation Does the volume of water affect the growth of a plant? 3-page working booklet. Ideal for KS1 children. Clear and colourful headings / results table. Fully editable.

Materials Vocabulary - Sorting Game (6 pages in total). Activity: Sort the 30 words into 2 categories: Materials (15 words in total) and Properties of materials (15 words in total). If a child is not familiar with a word, ask them to use a dictionary to find out what it means. . 2 other games to play with these words: . Reveal and Tell - place the cards face down. In pairs, take turns to turn over a card. Say if it is a ‘material’ or ‘property of a material’. Say it first - in pairs, deal out the cards. Players must not see their cards. Take turns to turn over a card and place it face up on the table. The first person to say the correct answer (material OR property) wins the card. Keep playing until all cards are won.

Worksheet 1: Label the bicycle with the different materials you think it is built from. Worksheet 2: Label the roller-skate with the different materials you think it is built from. Worksheet 3: Complete the roller-skate grid. Worksheet 4: Complete the bicycle grid. 4 worksheets. Fully editable. Ideal for 7+