A poster explaining the 3 types of variables and why they’re important to think about when conductind scientific investigations.
Students will create a rain cloud in a jar as they investigate how rain is formed. The experiment includes instructions and photographs...
Students will create a rain cloud in a plastic bag as they investigate how rain is formed. The experiment includes instructions and phot...
These posters tell the story of the the important men and women who have made incredible discoveries in the field of astronomy, These pos...
UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples - Resource
This display depicts the many ways materials can be changed through various actions. Create classroom displays with various materials studen...
This is a brilliant resource that includes the many individuals who contributed to the discovery of electricity and the ways their discoveri...
This set comprises 100 flashcards containing vocabulary related to electricity in its various formats.
There are 5 fantastic games included in this collection. Each game has an indigenous theme and creates the opportunity to combine exercise...
This set of cards is identical to the WS5, but has some additional cards the teacher can add into the mix once the class has decided on thei...
This is a small set of cards depicting articles of clothing, that students will try and sort. Initially they will not receive any instructio...
Students complete a 3D model of a stratovolcano (composite cone volcano) Students develop an understanding of the internal structures of...
This is a visual flowchart which helps students sort animals into mammals, birds, reptiles, fish, or amphibians Students see how vertebra...
Students will read the temperatures shown on each of the thermometers and sort them into ascending or descending order. This forms part o...
Students will match foods that have changed form as a result of being heated or cooled. This forms part of the Year 1 Chemical Sciences...
Students play a game matching the eggs and nests of various living things with drawings of adults. A fun activity where students matchup...
This display serves as a visual reminder for students to engage in active questioning skills.
This assessment is part of the Year 1 HASS Geography Unit Plan - What are places like?
This simple period table enables students to easily reference the chemical elements arranged in order of atomic number.
This simple period table enables students to easily reference the chemical elements arranged in order of atomic number.
This final assessment piece is a group presentation on a large scale natural disaster. Assessing students’ understanding of the causes an...
An illustration of the difference between series and parallel circuits
These posters show electrical components in cross section so that students are better able to understand how they work.
Poster illustrating the most commonly used electrical symbols.
A quick summative assessment to check the science understanding of year 4 biological sciences unit, Life Cycles. This assessment covers a...
In this activity, students identify the materials that familiar items are made of, and whether they come from living (or once-living) or non...
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