This poster outlines each of the the 'Tectonic Plates', locating them on a map and linking the borders to movements in the earth's crust.
The 'Seismograph Poster' depicts the machine with which earthquakes are measured and explains how the machine's movements measure the intens...
Science Flask Words were created to assist you in creating sensational classroom science display. Hang them from the ceiling, display them a...
This poster features the cross-section of an earthquake with each part labelled.
We developed this chart to meet the needs of a teacher who required a colourful periodic table of elements that would bring colour to the sc...
This set of posters identifies the common external features of animals. It includes: ant bee butterfly cicada earthworm frog sn...
This poster defines igneous, sedimentary and metamorphic rocks as well as looking at minerals. It aims to provide a simple definition for ea...
Students will look at the various materials that everyday objects such as toys and clothes are made from, discussing why that choice in mate...
This collection of information report outlines includes: Animal Research Reports Country Research Reports Biography Research Repor...
The 'Weathering, Erosion and Deposition' posters examine erosion and how the processes of weathering, erosion and deposition work together t...
In this set of ten posters, we examine the various types of contact and non-contact forces and the effect of each force.
Looking at States of Matter, this resource provides examples of solids, liquids and gases. Students explore the difference between a solid,...
As part of Design and Technologies, Year 3 and 4 students will match various bridge types to the image. Year 4 science students will be look...
Year 4 science students will be looking the way forces can be exerted by one object on another through direct or indirect contact.
The 'Weather Puzzles' were created by request for a Foundation teacher to link the sentences with the matching image. This forms part of...
Students will use technology to research the questions provided on their given card.
The 'Plant and Animal Adaptations' posters explore the structural and behavioural adaptations of plants and animals for their environments.
The 'Light and Shadow Posters' detail how light from a source forms shadows and can be absorbed, reflected and refracted. They show shadow c...
Students will learn about the different types of forces that can be exerted by one object on another. They will learn about non-contact forc...
Students can connect the processes involved in changing states in a variety of materials.
Students will conduct experiments to investigate how forces and movement work.
Students will learn about equal, unequal and multiple forces, and how those forces act together.
The 'Erosion Flashcards' have been designed to support studies of erosion to earth's surface.
The 'Erosion Discussion Cards' have been designed to work in a think-pair-share scenario or whole class discussion. They can be used to asse...
The 'Changing States of Matter Posters' demonstrate how materials perform when heat is added or removed.
This set of posters details some 'Australian Plant and Animal Structural Adaptations' that help them to survive in their environment.
Students will learn about various types of weathering and about the damages caused by erosion.
Created by request, this set of Seasons Posters are bright, colourful and clearly depict the four seasons of the year.
