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Become
a Human Body Explorer
Investigate the Human Body with Seemore Skinless, the
helpful skeleton, as he guides the children through this
CD-ROM. Ideal for children in Key Stage Two. |
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The
Super Science Book
A wonderful pop-up book, with flaps to lift and lots to explore. Find out
about Science with this fun interactive book! |
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Welcome to the Science pages.
Look at the Life Processes ideas and
resources listed below,
or browse around the other Science sections
using the bar above.
Humans and other Animals:
- Create Your
Own Animal - Assess children's understanding of your work on habitats
with this open-ended activity.
- Investigating
Teeth - An investigation to help children to learn more about
human and animal teeth.
- Human Teeth
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Useful information and pictures related to human teeth. Contributed
by Jane Clipston.
- Teeth
and Eating Senteo Quiz
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Interactive 'Teeth and Eating' quiz, requiring Smart Notebook and
Senteo software. Contributed by Steve Kirkpatrick and based upon BBC
Bitesize.
- The Skeleton - A handy
worksheet on which children have to identify different parts of the
skeleton.
- Ladybirds
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A complete set of teaching ideas and resources about ladybirds. Contributed
by Science Matters.
- The Circulatory
System - A highly active way of teaching children about circulation
within the body.
- Body Parts - An
active method of learning about parts of the body.
- The Five Senses
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Do your children know the five senses? Ask them to draw a picture
linked to each sense on this handy table. Contributed by Sherrie
Bendjedidi.
- Five Senses
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A complete lesson plan with worksheets (PDF) based on all of the
five senses. Contributed by Amber Mallow.
- Identify the
Smell - Test your children's sense of smell with this simple
Science idea.
- Smells
Experiment
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An enjoyable experiment which tests children's sense of smell!
Contributed by Gillian Watson.
- Don't Shout! -
Teach children about their voices, so you don't have to raise
yours.
- Moving and
Growing
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A complete set of plans (in PDF), contributed by Carl Wood,
related to QCA Unit 4A.
- Moving
and Growing Senteo Quiz
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Interactive 'Moving and Growing' quiz, requiring Smart Notebook
and Senteo software. Contributed by Steve Kirkpatrick and based
upon BBC
Bitesize.
- Healthy
Meals
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Can your children design a healthy meal? Use this handy sheet
to help them! Contributed by Amanda Jones.
- Healthy Drinks
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Can your children design a brand new healthy drink which could
be sold in local shops? Contributed by Kirsty Boulton.
- Healthy
School Dinners
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A menu frame on which children can invent a school menu for
a week. It links to healthy eating in Science and follows on
from a lesson on balanced diets and food groups. Contributed
by Anna Birne.
- Keeping
Healthy Senteo Quiz
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Interactive 'Keeping Healthy' quiz, requiring Smart Notebook
and Senteo software. Contributed by Steve Kirkpatrick and based
upon BBC
Bitesize.
- Health
and Growth Senteo Quiz
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Interactive 'Health and Growth' quiz, requiring Smart Notebook
and Senteo software. Contributed by Steve Kirkpatrick and based
upon BBC
Bitesize.
- Food and our Body
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A helpful sheet which helps children to learn about different
types of food and their effect on the body. Contributed by Sherrie
Bendjedidi.
- Additives -
A Science investigation involving food additives, and which involves
work in a number of subjects.
- Watching Snails! -
Some tips and ideas for using and observing snails in the classroom.
- Life
Cycle of a Butterfly Book
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A printable booklet, containing the front, middle and back pages
for a class book about the life cycle of a butterfly. Contributed
by Lynn Medland.
- Bread - Some useful
worksheets to help children when finding out about bread.
- Plants
and Animals Senteo Quiz
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Interactive 'Plants and Animals' quiz, requiring Smart Notebook
and Senteo software. Contributed by Steve Kirkpatrick and based
upon BBC
Bitesize.
- Variation
Senteo Quiz
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Interactive 'Variation' quiz, requiring Smart Notebook and Senteo
software. Contributed by Steve Kirkpatrick and based upon BBC
Bitesize.
Green Plants:
- Parts of Fruit
- Learn
about the main parts of fruit (seeds, skin and flesh). Cut out the images
of fruit, cut out the labels, stick down and label each image. Contributed
by Sherrie Bendjedidi.
- Looking at Leaves
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Gather a selection of leaves, then use this question sheet to get children
looking closely at them and learning more about them. Older children
could follow up with some close observational sketching, or research
using library books. Contributed by Sue Powell.
- Label the Plants - A
very useful worksheet (which can be used in a number of contexts) requiring
children to label different parts of plants.
- Plant Plumbing
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A PDF worksheet for children to use when investigating what happens when
you put white carnations into coloured water. Contributed by Cara Hayman.
- Helping
Plants to Grow Well
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An amusing Powerpoint presentation, contributed by Ian Thomson, which
helps children to think about the conditions needed to help plants
to grow well.
- Pollination
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A Powerpoint presentation, outlining pollination in plants, using information,
images and questions. Contributed by Allison Gaunt.
- Photosynthesis
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A PDF worksheet, requiring children to think about photosynthesis. Contributed
by a visitor.
- Mr. Stretch's Science Quiz
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A multiple choice quiz covering plants and healthy living. Contributed
by Justin Stretch.
- Plants Senteo
Quiz
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Interactive 'Plants' quiz, requiring Smart Notebook and Senteo software.
Contributed by Steve Kirkpatrick and based upon BBC
Bitesize.
- Plants Senteo
Quiz 2
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Interactive 'Plants' quiz, requiring Smart Notebook and Senteo software.
Contributed by Steve Kirkpatrick and based upon BBC
Bitesize.
- Eutrophication
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A handy poster giving information about eutrophication and its
effects. Contributed by Salina Joomun-Cassamally.
Living Things in their Environment:
- Habitats
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A set of plans (in PDF), contributed by Carl Wood, related
to QCA Unit 4B.
- Investigating
Habitats
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Use this worksheet (PDF) when children are investigating
habitats. Contributed by Julie Hopkins.
- Virtual Pond
Dip
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A fabulous booklet which is based on the Pond
Explorer website. A great way of investigating habitats and food
chains, for introducing keys.
- Virtual
Pond Dip Teacher's notes are also available, all of which were
contributed by Sue Martin.
- Animal
Adaptations
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A worksheet (PDF) which encourages children to think about
how animals might be adapted to suit their surroundings.
- Animal Adaptations
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Use these wonderful ideas to help children to think about
how animals are adapted to their habitats.
- Adapting
to our Habitat
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A PDF worksheet, asking children to think about where
particular animals live, and how they are adapted to their environment.
- Food Chains
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- Food Chains
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Two PDF worksheets, which children can use when learning
about food chains. Contributed by Julie Hopkins.
- Food
Chains Senteo Quiz
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Interactive 'Food Chains' quiz, requiring Smart Notebook
and Senteo software. Contributed by Steve Kirkpatrick
and based upon BBC
Bitesize.
Micro-organisms:
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Chains Posters (only £2.00)
A downloadable resource:
- This set of posters contains 10 colourful pages.
- Each page breaks down an aspect of food chains to give
further explanation (for example about consumers, producers,
predators etc).
- This set of posters will make a great display for anyone
covering food chains.
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