This presentation explains thermo equilibrium, how heat moves, and how some materials are chosen depending on how well they transfer heat. S...
A presentation that can be used on classroom screen or printed. The presentation explains three types of bullying along with examples. These...
A presentation to share with the class (either on screen or printed). Includes six different bullying related scenarios for class discussion...
Introduce the concept of force to students with this informative presentation. Through engaging visuals and explanations, students will lear...
This Physical Sciences presentation has been created to support Lesson 6 of the Fabulous Forces unit written for Year 4. It allows the teach...
This Physical Sciences presentation has been created to support Lesson 5 of the Fabulous Forces unit written for Year 4. It allows the teach...
This Physical Sciences presentation has been created to support Lesson 4 of the Fabulous Forces unit written for Year 4. It allows the teach...
This Physical Sciences presentation has been created to support Lesson 3 of the Fabulous Forces unit written for Year 4. It allows the teach...
This Physical Sciences presentation has been created to support Lesson 2 of the Fabulous Forces unit written for Year 4. It allows the teach...
A fantastic picture presentation about the Persuasive Advertising Techniques used to persuade consumers to buy products. In this presentatio...
This presentation has been created to support you throughout the Year 4 HASS History Unit - European Exploration. Simply work through thi...
This presentation has been created to support you throughout the Year 4 HASS Geography Unit - Investigating Places and Environment. Simpl...
This PowerPoint presentation illustrates how natural disasters and dramatic weather events can also change the surface of the earth. This...
PowerPoint presentation about the risks and factors that can disrupt the balance of ecosystems, both natural and man made. Teaching the c...
Presentation introducing plant life cycles to students, including metamorphosis. Outlines how environmental factors impact the life cycles o...
This PowerPoint presentation explains the effect of humans on weathering and erosion, both positive and negative. This presentation can b...
PowerPoint presentation going deeper into the predator/prey relationship in an ecosystem Teaching the concept of ecosystems to year 4 pri...
This PowerPoint presentation explains the natural process of weathering and erosion, and how they change the surface of the earth. This p...
Presentation introducing non-insect animal life cycles to students, including metamorphosis. Outlines how environmental factors impact the l...
This PowerPoint presentation explains the different types of soil and how scientists classify soil types. This presentation can be used t...
PowerPoint presentation introducing to the relationships between living things in the ecosystem and the important roles all things play....
Presentation introducing insect life cycles to students, including metamorphosis. Outlines how environmental factors impact the life cycles...
This PowerPoint presentation explains the three types of rocks, how they’re formed, and how they can be identified. This presentation can...
PowerPoint presentation introducing students to the key concepts of the unit including biomes, and the interconnectivity and balance of livi...
This rubric assesses Year 4 students’ application of the Questioning comprehension strategy. It evaluates how effectively students generate...
This rubric assesses Year 4 students’ application of the Questioning comprehension strategy. It evaluates how effectively students generate...
The Using Scissors and Glue social story teaches students how to use scissors and glue safely and sensibly in the classroom. It covers corre...
The Staying in Your Seat social story teaches students the importance of remaining seated during class to support focus, safety, and respect...
The Saying Thank You social story teaches students the importance of using good manners by saying “please” and “thank you” in different situ...
