Represent and communicate observations, ideas and findings to show patterns and relationships using formal and informal scientific language
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This unit is designed to cover the year 4 Physical Sciences material for the Australian National Curriculum. This physics unit stands apart...
This 7-lesson unit covers all the Year 4 Chemical Sciences material for the Australian National Curriculum. Throughout the unit, students co...
This is a 5 lesson unit designed to cover the second of two Biological Science content areas for Year 4 students. Students learn about e...
This is a 5 lesson unit designed to cover the first of two Biological Science content areas for year 4 students. Lessons 2-4 could be ta...
This is a 10 lesson unit, designed to cover the Australian Curriculum for Year 4 Earth and Space Sciences. Over the course of this unit,...
This is a unit designed to cover the Australian National Curriculum for Year 3 Chemical Science. It works in conjunction with the Year 3 Hea...
This is a ten-lesson unit that is designed to cover the Australian National Curriculum for Year 3 - Earth and Space Sciences. Over the cours...
Over the previous 3 school years, students should have become quite familiar with living things. In this unit, we add to that understanding...
This unit is designed to cover the Australian National Curriculum’s Physical Science Area for Year 3. The unit takes place over eight les...
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 has all the learning of a dissection without any of the mess, smells or gross-out, and is designed to be complete in a single...
This activity book is designed to be used with our genetics presentation, allowing you to extend this lesson with appropriate activities for...
Unlike many of our STEAM activities, this is a full unit, designed for Year 3 and 4 students to fulfil part of the Design and Technologies p...
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 builds on the previous fun and learning of ‘Building Bridges’ and challenges students to think about how engineers choose mate...
Wood is one of the most fundamental materials there is. We have been using it for millions of years because it is easy to cut, shape and fix...
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 is designed to accompany the STEM activity “Digestion Detectives” where students learn about the organs in their digestive...
In this presentation, students are introduced to some of the ideas behind genetics, and that inherited chromosomes explain why families look...
This STEAM presentation teaches students how robots are designed and made to solve student problems, and then walks students through the des...
This presentation introduces students to the major forces involved in powered flight. It was designed as part of a STEAM activity pack that...
This presentation is designed to introduce students to the concepts included in a STEM activity of the same title. It will help students und...
Wood is one of the most fundamental materials there is. We have been using it for millions of years because it is easy to cut, shape and fix...
Introduce the concept of force to students with this informative presentation. Through engaging visuals and explanations, students will lear...
Coloured poster/ banner of timeline showing the seasons and months in the southern hemisphere. Display poster in class when looking at se...
A teacher sheet explaining the preparation and methodology of the experiment students do as part of Lesson 4. This activity helps illust...
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.
Students draw a scientific diagram of the earth’s rotation on its axis and how this causes day and night. They include annotations.
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...
A poster that explains that we see the sun rise in the east and set in the west.
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 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...
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...
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 use their knowledge of how a total lunar eclipse occurs, and draw a diagram with annotations to illustrate their prediction of what...
A poster that explains the moon’s orbit, and that it takes 27 days for the moon to orbit the earth.
A poster that explains how for part of the year the northern 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 northern hemisphere is tilted away from the sun, this is when we are in indirect sunlig...
Students examine objects around them to figure out what materials go into their construction.
Students look closely at a familiar material and assess it’s various properties, including physical, mechanical and economic properties.
Students rank common materials based on their physical, mechanical, and chemical properties.
While no materials is capable at being good at everything, all materials serve a purpose. The story of the three little pigs shows how impor...
For this worksheet, students have to weigh the desire to create a sustainable and environmental sound house, while sticking to a budget. The...
Students complete this worksheet after testing their egg drop design and watching others in the class. They sketch their design, and then re...
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...
Create title pages for your life cycle projects with this creative resource.
Assess students' understanding of solids and liquids with this interactive quiz resource. Through engaging questions and challenges, this qu...
Deepen students' understanding of plant characteristics with this interactive worksheet focused on comparing different types of plants.
Expand students' understanding of erosion with this set of informative vocabulary flash cards. Reinforce key concepts and facilitate meaning...
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