A small ‘Adaptation’ PowerPoint about polar bears, penguins and cacti. Focus: Explore and learn how they are adapted to their environments. 4 slides.

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 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.

Electrical Words Activities - Circuits & Conductors. 2 circuit-based activities. Worksheet 1: Cut out and match the words on the left with their meanings on the right. Next to each matching pair, draw the correct electrical symbol or a picture. Worksheet 2: Write the name of each electrical component next to its symbol. Fully editable!

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.