This Three Little Pigs STEM challenge is perfect to engage your little scientists during a topic on traditional tales. Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths (STEM) investigations give children an opportunity for hands-on, open-ended, collaborative exploration. Pack includes: - Student Recording Journal (front page editable for adding student's name) - Student Challenge Cards - these handy cards explain the challenge and list the materials needed(an editable version is also included for you to add your own materials if you wish) - Materials and Preparation - detailed information on what you'll need and how to set up the challenges - Teacher Directions - a step by step account of the process and hints and tips - What is STEM? - an information sheet on the importance of STEM subjects for primary school children

This banner and associated questions and OLI would be ideal for a nursery or reception investigation or construction area. Create the perfect area to encourage your learners to investigate what makes the best material for underpants or use materials to construct their own. Size - Banner - 90 cm x 21 cm (printing across 3 pieces of landscape A4), one A4 sheet with OLI and 3 A4 sheets with display questions

Construction Photo Resource Pack. Use the 40 high quality photos as a stunning display in your classroom Construction Area or use the Construction PowerPoint presentation to stimulate conversation and introduce children to new vocabulary. Whatever way you use it, this Construction Photo Pack will prove a valuable tool for you. Photo Pack includes: 1 PowerPoint presentation with 41 slides 1 PDF file with 40 A4 high-resolution images for printing for display 1 PDF file with 40 postcard size images for printing and group work, 4 images per page Software: To view and print the PDF files you’ll need to use Adobe Reader on a computer. Download Adobe Reader for free at http://get.adobe.com/reader/ The PowerPoint file is fully editable so that you can tailor it for use in your classroom. Printing: You can print your files at school, home or at a print shop. For best results use bright white cardstock, set your printer to “high quality” and choose “plain paper”. To make the items more durable consider laminating each picture to make a handy resource or quick display. Copyright: All photos are copyright free images. All contents are released under Creative Commons CC0. Comments or questions: If you have any questions or comments about this pack or about other resources you’d like me to make available, then please email me at mirandacampbell@live.com. I’d really love to hear from you.