PowerPoint presentation introducing students to the key concepts of the unit including biomes, and the interconnectivity and balance of livi...
In this presentation, students learn how heat energy is able to travel without diffusion, as it does through a vacuum, through radiation....
In this presentation, students learn how heat energy travels in a fluid (liquid or gas) through convection currents. Covering the key com...
In this presentation, students learn about the concept of thermal equilibrium, and why heat moves from areas of high energy to areas of low...
In this presentation, students learn that heat can be generated through frication, chemical reactions (including burning) electricity, as we...
In this presentation, students learn how and why we measure heat the way we do, and the different scales that are used to measure temperatur...
In this presentation, students begin to think about heat as energy, and ‘cold’ as a lack of that heat energy, rather than something of it’s...
In this presentation, students build on their experiences of being hot and cold to scaffold a deeper understanding of heat energy Coverin...
This presentation has been created to support you throughout the Year 1 HASS History Unit - The Past Through Stories. Simply work through...
This presentation has been created to support you throughout the Foundation HASS Geography Unit - How do we care for special places? Simp...
In this lesson studunts will explore extreme weather events and the effect they have on the surface of the earth.
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...
In this lesson, students finish the science unit by completing a short quiz, demonstrating all they've learned about erosion and weathering.
In this lesson, students take a second look at their soil samples, now that they’ve settled into distinct layers. They measure and estimate...
In this lesson, students learn about how we’ve impacted erosion, and how we can change and minimise our impact.
In this lesson, students explore how nature can change landscapes through erosion.
In tis lesson, students explore how natural forces, like climate, rivers, and glaciers can change the surface of the earth.
In this lesson, students look at the parts of soil, and how scientists classify different types of soil. They also start an experiment on so...
In this lesson, students work as teams to sort through rock samples, and using their powers of observation, and scientific knowledge, they m...
In this lesson, students learn about the three types of rocks, how they’re formed, and how we can tell them apart.
In this lesson, students talk about the layers of the earth, and how the earth’s crust that we’re on is always changing, by moving around an...
In this lesson, students leant to understand how distance can influence our connection. They investigate why we often travel to some places...
In this lesson, students demonstrate their level of understanding of the connections we have to places. They provide the information yabout...
In this lesson, students learn to understand the connections we have with the world.
In this lesson, students learn that food also contributes to our connections. They learn to understand that we are connected to other countr...
In this lesson, students recognise the influence communication has on our connections, and learn to understand the various modes of communic...
In this lesson, students recognise connections for families.
In this lesson, students recognise the reasons why we are connected to places, and show connections to a place.
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