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.

Topic: Healthy Eating 2 worksheets: Identify healthy and unhealthy foods. Record and label healthy and unhealthy foods. Fully editable.

Topic: Healthy Foods Age range: 5 - 7 years. A great activity to review the children’s understanding of healthy foods. Fully editable.

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.

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 how water can exist in 3 states. It contains a couple of ‘question’ slides for the children to think about (ice cubes being left out and water boiling in a kettle). There is also a slide about wax changing states. The last slide lists some key words used in the slide show. 9 slides. Ideal for 7 to 11 years.

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.

A simple and effective candle experiment to do with your class. Just follow the 2-page booklet and fill in the missing parts. Ideal if your class are learning about materials and their properties - changing state. Ideal for 5 to 7 years (Y1 to Y3). Fully editable.

2 page booklet and fully editable. Introduce your class to a selection of rock words by sorting them into the following categories: Colour. Texture. Shape. Size.

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.

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.

A great Rocks and Soils quiz for your class to complete at the beginning or end of the topic. 30 questions. Response sheet and answer sheet provided. Fully editable.

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.

Explore characteristics and uses of rocks with this 5-page activity booklet. Contents: Pages 1 and 2: Fill in the missing words using the word bank provided on page 3. Pages 3, 4 and 5: Complete your own rock-type investigation with slate, marble, chalk, granite and pumice (you’ll need samples of each). Explore and complete with the class: Do all rocks float? Do all rocks wear well? Do all rocks split? Are some rocks permeable? Complete some word definitions, complete predictions, carry out tests, record results and complete the evaluation page. Answers provided (for missing word challenge). Fully editable.

5 space activities for younger learners to enjoy: Activity 1: Watch, listen and sing ‘The Solar System Song’. Link and lyrics are provided. Activity 2: Create a mnemonic to help remember the 8 planets in our solar system. Activity 3: Two dot-to-dot activities to complete, colour and label. Activity 4: Apollo 13 space mission activity. Activity 5: Landing on the moon play script challenge 5 pages. Fully editable. Ideal for 6+

Human Body - What’s Inside Us? Can you label the body parts correctly? Answers included. Fully editable.

The Moon 5 slides. The PowerPoint covers: The Moon’s orbit and how the Moon looks from Earth. Fully editable.

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

Subject: Science Topic: Plants. A simple presentation describing how seeds are dispersed. Fully editable.