
Animal explorer interactive (4-7)
An innovative, fun and engaging interactive with images, facts and quizzes about the variety of life in our animal kingdom.
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An innovative, fun and engaging interactive with images, facts and quizzes about the variety of life in our animal kingdom.
Watch Jen, an ecologist, talking about her job and using special equipment to observe and identify minibeasts in a variety of microhabitats.
Discover what a habitat is, learn about living things in a rock pool and sort things into those that are alive, dead and have never been alive. Click 'Watch' to play the video
In this short animation, Ravi, Kate and Bubbles discuss the needs of living things and identify those living in a cliff-top habitat and the sea. Click 'Watch' to play the video
A guide for teachers with suggestions for how to build awareness of a career in ecology. Includes ideas for role play and vocabulary development.
A delivery guide for teachers giving background to the challenge and providing suggestions for how to use the resources.
A skills and knowledge self-assessment sheet for pupils to use after they have completed the 'Be a minibeast habitat explorer' challenge.
Pupils can use this sheet to record the number of minibeasts they find and where they found them, whilst suveying their school grounds.
Simple, clear instructions for how to build a variety of minibeast hotels.
Use this ID sheet and key to help pupils identify the minibeasts they find in their school grounds.
In this challenge, pupils become ecologists as they find out about minibeast habitats before they conduct a survey in their school grounds.
Complete these simple food chains by drawing and labelling.
Discover how animals get their food from plants and other animals and learn about food chains with this interactive presentation.
Use this 2-page poster to find out about habitats and to look cosely at animals and plants from different habitats.
Use this quiz to explore the differences between things that are living, dead and have never been alive.
Choose an animal and create your own animal fact file with this activity sheet.
Choose an animal and create your own animal fact file with this activity sheet.
Identify, group and classify animals with these detailed sorting cards.
Identify, group and classify animals with these simple sorting cards.
Use this 2-page poster to look closely at animals, discuss what they eat and to make food chains.
Find out about the key features of different animals and plants and decide what habitat each one lives in, with this activity sheet.
Learn about the animals and plants that live in a woodland habitat, a pond and at the seashore and discover how they are suited to where they live.
Learn about the different parts of plants and the plants that we eat though the popular children's story 'The enormous turnip'.
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View LessonFind out how to recognise properties of different materials though the popular children's story 'Humpty Dumpty'.
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View LessonDiscover seasonal changes and learn about the weather through the children's story 'Emperor’s New Clothes'.
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View LessonUse this activity sheet to label the parts of a tomato plant and then have pupils draw their own plants and label accordingly.
A selection of vibrant posters providing essential knowledge and careers connections for a range of science topics. Perfect for refreshing your classroom wall, sparking curiosity and encouraging group discussions.
23 resources
View CollectionUse this activity sheet to describe the changes that happen in a specific season including the changes to animals and plants).
Reply to Humpty Dumpty's letter with what material would be best to protect him from his fall with this activity sheet.
Discover the science hidden in popular children's stories and give science learning a truly relatable context.
14 resources
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