Pose questions to explore observed simple patterns and relationships and make predictions based on experiences
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This flexible unit is designed to cover the Australian National Curriculum for Year 2 - Earth and Space Sciences. Throughout this unit, stud...
This unit will investigate how the forces of push and pull affect the ways in which objects move on land, water and in the air. Students ...
This activity pack is designed to go along with our Big Bang presentation. This activity kit allows you to turn that interesting presentatio...
This activity kit is designed to accompany the STEAM presentation on the Physics of Flight. In this pack, you will find all the necessary in...
This activity kit, designed to be used in conjunction with our ‘What is a Hovercraft Presentation’ teaches your students the story of the ho...
In this presentation from our Ask About it STEM range, we respond to a student who asked a question about the Big Bang. After briefly discus...
This presentation introduces students to the major forces involved in powered flight. It was designed as part of a STEAM activity pack that...
This Earth and Space Science presentation has been created to support Lesson 1 - The Earth of the Our Moving Sky unit for Year 2. It allows...
This Earth and Space Science presentation has been created to support Lesson 2 - The Solar System of the Our Moving Sky unit for Year 2. It...
This Earth and Space Science presentation has been created to support Lesson 3 - The Moving Sky of the Our Moving Sky unit for Year 3. It al...
This Earth and Space Science presentation has been created to support Lesson 4 - The Moving Sun of the Our Moving Sky unit for Year 4. It al...
This Earth and Space Science presentation has been created to support Lesson 5 - Patterns of Movement of the Our Moving Sky unit for Year 2....
A simple baking soda and vinegar chemical reaction inflates a balloon. Students learn that chemical reaction can produce a gas.
An experiment that demonstrates the behaviour of liquids with different densities. Use this colourful experiment to illustrate how liquid...
An experiment where students create an unfamiliar paper airplane, that is still able to fly thanks to the forces of thrust and lift. The...
An investigation of static electricity. There isn’t really a place for static electricity in the current Australian Curriculum, but this...
An investigation of a non-Newtonian fluid, sometimes called Ooblek. This is a fun experiment for kids to play with and get messy.
An interesting investigation that demonstrates the changes that can happen to a familiar object during a chemical reaction.This is an experi...
Explore Science and Sensory Play with Moon Sand!This captivating presentation guides students through creating their own moon sand, a sand-l...
The traditional demonstration of liquids and density. Use this colourful experiment to illustrate how liquids of different densities laye...
This is an interesting demosntration of the hydrophobic nature of oil, but for younger students, it just looks like an amazing magic trick....
Students set off around the classroom or playground in search of examples of each category of material. This worksheet can be done as a comp...
This teacher sheet outline the instructions for a recycling activity where students turn scrap paper into beautiful, handmade paper bookmark...
Students are asked to reflect on the importance of recycling through either writing or drawing. This worksheet was designed to be used with...
The story of the hovercraft is a story of designing solutions to real-world problems and how the limits of technology can impact design. I...
These space themed WALT, WILF, and TIB posters are perfect for earth and space sciences units.
Students record what they already know about the earth, moon and sun. They draw and annotate a scientific diagram to show their understandi...
Students record some things that they have observed in the day and night in relation to the sun, moon and earth.
In this worksheet, students demonstrate their familiarity with parts of the globe, including the poles, equators and hemispheres. This is...
This title page was designed for the Year 2 Earth and Space Sciences unit ‘Our Moving Sky’. It is a great front cover if you plan to coll...
In this worksheet, students pick one of the planets in our solar system (other than the Earth) and search the internet for some simple facts...
This worksheet is designed to be used as a piece of summative assessment for our Year 2 Earth and Space Sciences unit ‘Our Moving Sky’. In i...
This poster shows the division of the earth into north and south hemispheres. The poster also shows the earth’s axis of rotation and give...
Poster explains how an axis is an imaginary straight line that runs through the North Pole, earth’s centre and the South Pole. The axis is t...
Coloured poster/ banner of timeline showing the seasons and months in the southern hemisphere. Display poster in class when looking at se...
A poster that visually demonstrates how the seasons occur in the southern hemisphere.
A poster that explains how for part of the year the southern hemisphere is tilted towards the sun, this is when we are in direct sunlight. W...
A poster that explains that for part of the year the southern hemisphere is tilted away from the sun, this is when we are in indirect sunlig...
The Earth's Tilt Poster was created by request and explores and graphically depicts the reasons we have seasons. It shows Earth's axis and w...
Students draw a scientific diagram of the earth’s rotation on its axis and how this causes day and night. They include annotations.
Students draw a scientific diagram with annotations to show their understanding of how the earth’s rotation on it’s axis, and its orbit arou...
Students research the average temperature of their local area for each month, and plot on the line graph. They record the names of the seas...
A poster that visually demonstrates how shadows occur, and how they move throughout the day.
Students investigate/ observe the shadow of An object throughout the day. Students make predictions. They record length and direction of the...
This worksheet is used to record sundial observations and to draw a diagram of your sundial with labels.
A poster that explains the moon’s orbit, and that it takes 27 days for the moon to orbit the earth.
Students use their knowledge of how a total lunar eclipse occurs, and draw a diagram with annotations to illustrate their prediction of what...
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