Students draw a scientific diagram of the earth’s rotation on its axis and how this causes day and night. They include annotations.
Students record some things that they have observed in the day and night in relation to the sun, moon and earth.
Students record what they already know about the earth, moon and sun. They draw and annotate a scientific diagram to show their understandi...
Students are asked to reflect on the importance of recycling through either writing or drawing. This worksheet was designed to be used with...
This teacher sheet outline the instructions for a recycling activity where students turn scrap paper into beautiful, handmade paper bookmark...
During this presentation, students explore the environmental impacts that come from material choices, and the importance of choosing materia...
In this presentation, student learn about the different careers that are built around using materials to solve design problems, namely inven...
In this presentation, students learn why designers and engineers often mix materials. Like a superhero team, a mix of materials allows the s...
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 presentation helps students turn their attention to the built world around them to recognise the materials, and combinations of materia...
This first presentation is designed as refresher to some of the content that students should have learned at a foundation level. Students le...
The Respiratory System information worksheet provides a clear description of the human respiratory system and has been designed to team with...
The Digestive System information worksheet provides a clear description of the human digestive system and has been designed to compliment ou...
The Circulatory System information worksheet provides a clear description of the human circulatory system and has been designed to complimen...
A teacher sheet explaining the preparation and methodology of the experiment students do as part of Lesson 4. This activity helps illust...
Students learn how energy is converted from one form to another as it travels along a circuit.
Students research a natural disaster, and use that knowledge to create a before and after image of the change to the earth’s surface. ...
Deepen students' understanding of plant characteristics with this interactive worksheet focused on comparing different types of plants.
This is an interesting demosntration of the hydrophobic nature of oil, but for younger students, it just looks like an amazing magic trick....
The traditional demonstration of liquids and density. Use this colourful experiment to illustrate how liquids of different densities laye...
Explore Science and Sensory Play with Moon Sand!This captivating presentation guides students through creating their own moon sand, a sand-l...
An interesting investigation that demonstrates the changes that can happen to a familiar object during a chemical reaction.This is an experi...
An investigation of a non-Newtonian fluid, sometimes called Ooblek. This is a fun experiment for kids to play with and get messy.
Students will conduct an experiment where they learn about the functions of the parts of a flowering plant.
An investigation of static electricity. There isn’t really a place for static electricity in the current Australian Curriculum, but this...
An experiment where students create an unfamiliar paper airplane, that is still able to fly thanks to the forces of thrust and lift. The...
In this experiment, students create a chemical battery with a lemon that is able to power a small light. This could be an effective demon...
An experiment that demonstrates the behaviour of liquids with different densities. Use this colourful experiment to illustrate how liquid...
A simple baking soda and vinegar chemical reaction inflates a balloon. Students learn that chemical reaction can produce a gas.
