Compare 4 sets of animals using this interactive 5-slided PowerPoint. This fully editable PowerPoint is also useful for teaching comparative conjunctions (whereas and however). . Animals shown in the PowerPoint: Rabbit vs Vole. Ladybird vs Shield Bug. Mole vs Shrew. Owl vs Thrush.

Attached is a current Science (2020) Programme of Study for Key Stage 1 pupils (Year 1 and Year 2). 8 pages. Fully editable.

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

Great for a ‘one off’ non-fiction lesson about hamsters or science-related topic. Resources attached: Hamster Fact Sheet. 2 differentiated worksheets (1 easy and 1 more challenging) … both based on the fact sheet provided, Fully editable.

Topic: Humans & Animals - Growth and Development. A PowerPoint showing the main stages of human (and animal) growth & development. 14 slides. Suitable for 5 + (depending on ability). Slide 3: Human Growth. Slide 4: Babyhood. Slide 5: Childhood. Slide 6: Adolescence. Slide 7: Adulthood. Slide 8: Human and Animal Development. Slide 9: Human Development. Slide 10: Sheep Development. Slide 11: Elephant Development. Slide 12: Horse Development. Slide 13: Dog Development. To complement the slide show, I have attached a 6-page activity booklet/test for children aged 6+. . Also attached is a much more in-depth PowerPoint about Human Growth and Development for parents and teachers. 32 slides. Slide 3: What is human growth and development? Slide 5: Growth and Development Ages 0 to 3. Slide 10: Growth and Development Ages 4 to 5. Slide 15: Growth and Development Ages 6 to 8. Slide 21: Growth and Development Ages 9 to 12. Slide 26: Growth and Development Ages 13 to 17.

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.

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.

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.

Topic: Materials and their processes. This presentation covers soil particles (clay, sand and gravel), sieves and frames, filtering, solutions and evaporation. 16 slides in total. Suitable for 7 +

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.

A fun rocks and soils PowerPoint Quiz. Integrated music and animations. Can you reach 1,000,000? Fun group or individual activity. 61 Slides. 15 questions. Fully editable.

If you are introducing rocks and soils to a Year 3 class, then look no further. Attached is a set of Rocks and Soils lesson plans (lessons 1, 2 and 3) with all resources including: Individual lesson plans (x3). Rock Cycle Activity (with answers). 2 poems. You Tube and website links. EAL Vocabulary Activity. Rocks PowerPoint. Rocks Activity Pack (with answers). Who Wants to Be a Millionaire Rocks & Soils Quiz (61 slides). Currently used at an OUTSTANDING rated school in England. All resources are fully editable and ready to use.

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.

Muscles and Bones PowerPoint. 22 slides. Age range: 7 + Slide 3: Main Bones of the Body. Slide 4: Skeletons. Slide 6: Muscles and their functions. Slide 9: Arm muscles. Slide 15: Muscle cells. Slide 16: The Heart muscle. Slide 18: Anaerobic and Aerobic exercise.

DT: Torches/Flash Lights Unit of Work. Age range: 7 - 11 years. 4 pages. Fully editable (PDF and Word formats attached).

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.

Topic: CRICKETS. 3 attachments: Worksheet: Label the cricket. Crickets Fact Sheet. Life Cycle of a Cricket. Fully editable.

Task: Label each animal as a vertebrate or an invertebrate. 2 pages. Fully editable. Answer sheet provided. Ideal for Year 2 or Year 3.

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.