
Science in stories: The Enormous Turnip
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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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 LessonLearn about real-world examples of sedimentary, igneous, and metamorphic rocks and fossils, plus learn how each rock type is formed.
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View LessonLearn about biodiversity and why it is important; explore how to improve biodiversity and use all the acquired knowledge to design a wild area.
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View LessonBecome a fossil detective exploring animal adaptations and make suggestions about how they lived.
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View LessonA 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.
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View CollectionMaia and Keiran observe rocks on Lyme Regis beach and investigate the properties of granite and sandstone.
Discover some of the worlds greatest 'Super scientists' from the modern day and history.
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View CollectionUse this presentation to find out about the life, career and achievements of naturalist, broadcaster and super scientist Sir David Attenborough.
Pupils use this activity sheet to learn about life cycles and get creative while planning their own wildlife documentary.
Ten-question quiz about the life and career of naturalist and super scientist Sir David Attenborough, for use with the life story information sheet.
Simple information sheet describing the life, career and achievements of naturalist, broadcaster and super scientist, Sir David Attenborough.
Pupils use this activity sheet to record their designs and explain how they have come up with their idea for a home for nature.
Pupils use this activity sheet as they research biodiversity in their local community and come up with ideas for their own home for nature
After watching the videos, use this sheet to record why biodiversity matters, what's happening to it and what we can do to improve it.
Be an animal investigator and make a classification key to identify and classify woodland animals.
Pupils are introduced to tongue twisters and write one of their own, using this activity sheet
Ten question quiz about the life and career of fossil hunter and super scientist Mary Anning, for use with the life story information sheet.
Simple information sheet describing the life, career and achievements of fossil hunter and super scientist, Mary Anning.
Use this presentation to find out about the life, career and achievements of fossil hunter and super scientist, Mary Anning.
Use this activity sheet to find out more about ichthyosaurs and how they lived, before answering the questions.
Use this activity sheet alongside the 'Be a fossil detective poster' to predict what the living animal might have looked like.
Use this activity sheet alongside the 'Be a fossil detective poster' to record adaptations discovered from the ichthyosaur fossil.
Use this poster to look closely at an ichthyosaur fossil and use clues to work out what this extinct marine reptile was like when it was alive.
Match the images to the sentences and explain how fossils are formed.
Match each animal or plant fossil to the living thing it formed from.
Maia and Keiran meet an expert at the Charmouth Heritage Centre who explains how sedimentary, igneous and metamorphic rocks form, using chocolate!
Maia and Keiran discover what a fossil is, how fossils get inside rocks and what fossils can tell us about living things.
Visit Lyme Regis beach in Dorset with Maia and Keiran as they ask questions about rocks and fossils.