Students create an electromagnet, compare it to others in the classroom, and then answer a series of questions regarding how their magnet co...
Students learn the basics of an electrical circuit through trial and error. Students draw a diagram of the circuit they’ve created in a rea...
A summative assessment to check students’ understanding of the unit’s content. This quiz can be used to assess the Year 5 Earth and Space...
Students learn about the relationship between the roman gods and the planets, and draw a comic book representation of one of the planetary p...
Students see how our ability to see into space has changed out understanding of space. Students are also able to see just how recent some of...
Students use the internet and the included clues to solve the worksheet. This worksheet should get students reading about some of the les...
Students use the internet to research a number of characteristics about the planets, including makeup, size, and relative gravity. This w...
This cloze passage outlines how the energy from the sun has been powering the earth for millions of years, not only as solar power, but as e...
This cloze passage outlines how the energy from the sun has been powering the earth for millions of years, not only as solar power, but as e...
Students complete online research to answer a set of questions on a famous astronomer. Linking the content of the unit with the work of...
This is a title page, which will help students establish a general understanding of the solar system, and serve as a reference for future le...
This teacher kit includes all the printable components, and instructions to conduct a large outdoor game where students model the roles of d...
Students complete a game where they model the year to year population affects of a predator prey relationship. This data is then graphed by...
Students complete a game where they model the year to year population affects of a predator prey relationship. This data is then graphed by...
Students complete food chains for specific ecosystems, including producers, consumers and decomposers. Teaching the concept of food chain...
Students use the internet or library to research the flora and fauna of one of the world’s ecosystems. Teaching the concept of ecosystems...
Science lab that allows students to observe the lifecycle of a plant through the germination of a seed. Teaching students the 4 stages of...
A worksheet comparing different animals life cycles (size, gestation, # of offspring, age, etc.) using information obtained from the interne...
Students sequence a selection of life cycles and then create one of their own Introduction to life cycles, part of the year 4 unit on lif...
This is a continuation to the previous soil investigation, that now let’s students look at the soil samples after sitting in solution over a...
Students watch erosion happen, in a model of a landscape that they’ve created. This investigation allows students to observe and describe...
Students use Google Earth to explore landmarks created through weathering and erosion This activity allows students to investigate the ma...
Students do an analysis of dry soil samples, and prepare their samples for a future investigation. Through investigation, students learn...
Students examine rock samples and try to sort and classify them. Increasing students’ understanding of the differences between the 3 dif...
Students cut, rearrange and paste a series of rock facts into their science books that will help them understand the differences between the...
Students take home a worksheet that gives them and their carers instructions on how to collect a soil and rock sample. Helping students u...
Students learn about continental drift and plate tectonics by moving backwards in time taking our current continents and creating Pangea....
This is a copy of the definition of Living, Non-living and Once -living things for students to cut and paste into their science notebooks. T...
This checklist is an easy way for students to identify if something is a living thing. Copies of the card can be printed and made available,...
In this activity, students identify the materials that familiar items are made of, and whether they come from living (or once-living) or non...
