We are going to see how the movement of the Sun through the sky creates predictable patterns.
We are going to see how our rotation and orbit affect the sky, and how people used to think it was the sky that moved, not us.
We are going to learn about the other planets around us, and how they all form our solar system.
This worksheet is designed to be used as a piece of summative assessment for our Year 2 Earth and Space Sciences unit ‘Our Moving Sky’. In i...
In this worksheet, students pick one of the planets in our solar system (other than the Earth) and search the internet for some simple facts...
This title page was designed for the Year 2 Earth and Space Sciences unit ‘Our Moving Sky’. It is a great front cover if you plan to coll...
In this worksheet, students demonstrate their familiarity with parts of the globe, including the poles, equators and hemispheres. This is...
This quiz is a great way to check your student’s understanding of the content covered in the water cycle unit. It is designed to give you an...
In this worksheet, students investigate careers with the potential to help with the water issues they have just learned about. Remind them t...
This worksheet walks your students through the procedure for this water cycle experiment while also giving them a place to record their obse...
This is a resource that students can use to help create their zipper top bag for the water cycle experiment. To do so, they just lay the cle...
This worksheet is a great way to consolidate what they have learned about the water cycle, and a great piece of formative assessment for you...
This word search is a great fast finishers activity for your students, and it will help get them more familiar with the terminology from thi...
This title page can be used as the front cover of a workbook for this science unit, or as a fast finisher’s activity for your students. It...
This worksheet is designed to record the observations from a straightforward evaporation experiment you can do to kick off this unit on the...
We will learn the importance of water to living things and learn a chemical definition of water.
Today we will demonstrate what we understand about the developments of technology over time and how technology has changed the way people li...
To learn to ask questions that help us understand more about the past.
To understand that developments in technology have changed the way we communicate with one another.
To understand that technology has made people’s lives at home and in the workplace easier and more productive.
We will be looking at the technologies used in the daily lives of First Nations Australians.
To understand that things change over time and the difference between the past and the present.
This is a great activity for your students to consolidate their understanding of persuasive language. It has been created as part of our Per...
This criteria sheet has been designed to support the Year 2 Unit of Work- Then and Now.
This assessment task has been created to support the Year 2 Unit of Work- Then and Now. Students must complete three sections that make up a...
