What is a Polar Habitat?
Explore the extremes of Earth’s polar habitats! 🌍❄️ Discover the freezing climate, icy landscapes, and the incredible animals and hardy plants that survive there. Learn how polar regions experience months of daylight in summer and total darkness in winter. A short, engaging dive into one of the most fascinating environments on our planet!
🌿🍖 What do Animals Eat? 🍎🍗
Explore animal diets by identifying herbivores, carnivores, and omnivores, and learn about the basic dietary requirements of different animals in this engaging lesson for young learners.
What are Amphibians?
Discover the fascinating world of amphibians! 🌿 In this lesson, learners will identify and name common amphibians, explore their unique characteristics, and understand what makes them different from other animals. From moist skin to life cycles in water and on land, students will also discover the main types of amphibians and how they survive in different habitats. Perfect for building strong foundations in animal classification and life science.
What Plants Need to Grow
Explore what plants need to grow with fully differentiated interactive lessons for Year 3 science. Engage students with quizzes, matching activities, and visual learning to enhance their understanding of plant growth.
The Life Cycle of a Plant
Learn about the fascinating life cycle of a plant! Understand the stages from seed to fruit and discover the role of each plant part in the growth process.
What are Mammals?
By the end of this unit, students will be able to: Identify and name animals that are mammals. Explain the different characteristics of a mammal. Identify the different kinds of mammals. Curriculum Alignment: Year 1 Science: Animals, including humans Identify and name a variety of common animals including fish, amphibians, reptiles, birds and mammals
Vertebrate or Invertebrate?
The objective of this flashcard game is to classify animals into a vertebrate (it has a backbone) or an invertebrate (it does not have a backbone).
The Sense of Smell
Understand that smell is one of the five sense and learn how the nose detects smell and how this is sent to the brain.
Wild and Garden Plants
Identify and name a variety of common wild and garden plants, including deciduous and evergreen trees.
Skeleton and Muscles
Teach your year about the skeleton and muscles. They will find out about the difference between the endoskeleton and exoskeleton.