Students learn about the impact that materials have on our environment.
In this lesson, students will learn about the people who put all these materials together.
Students will investigate mixed materials and why they are combined.
This lesson will have students will find examples of materials they discussed in the previous lesson.
This unit covers the Chemical Sciences portion of the Australian Curriculum for year 2. Through a series of presentations, hands-on activiti...
Understand that size and shape affect the ways and ease with which humans move.
This physical science unit on movement is designed to get foundation students thinking about the forces that put objects in motion by observ...
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...
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 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.
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...
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.
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