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Changing materials by squashing. bending, twisting or stretching.
Describing the life of the daffodil from bulb to flowering plant.
Blank life cycle templates which could be used for children to do their own research.
The life of Charles Macintosh, the inventor of waterproof fabrics.
Deciding whether something is alive, dead or never been alive.
Scottish inventor John Boyd Dunlop developed the pneumatic (air-filled) rubber tyre.
Describes how some animals have adapted to their habitat.
A free resource to support children in their understanding of the life cycle of a daffodil.
A visual aid showing the life cycle of a plant and the stages of development.
Cut and stick the appropriate labels to name parts of the human body.
Word mats for supporting in their work on the ‘properties of materials’.
What animals can be found in the micro-habitat under a log?
Describing the basic needs of animals, including humans, for survival.
A free resource to support children in their understanding of the life cycle of a tulip plant.
Identifying and naming a variety of plants and animals in a rock pool micro-habitat..
How animals obtain their food from plants and other animals in a simple food chain.
Revealing what plants need to germinate, grow and stay healthy.
Using a popular song to consider the suitability of materials for particular purposes.
Describing the life cycle of a plant from seed to full grown sunflower.
Describing the life cycle of a plant from seed to full grown bean plant.
Describing the life cycle of a human from baby to mature adult.
A visual aid showing the life cycle of a sunflower plant and the stages of development.
Labelled posters of a tiger, a reindeer, iguana, eagle, goldfish and bee.
Fourteen word cards with parts of a plant for Year 2 and Year 3 science.
A free resource to support children in their understanding of the life cycle of a chicken.
A free resource to support children in their understanding of the life cycle of a frog.
A set of posters showing fourteen different types of materials.
