Bring science to life with this engaging lesson on living and nonliving things! This comprehensive package includes everything you need to teach students how to classify objects as living, nonliving, or once living using the helpful MRS GREN mnemonic device. The lesson begins by having students participate in a lively RoundRobin cooperative activity where they sort 75 thought-provoking images into living, nonliving, and once living categories. An informative PowerPoint presentation guides the lesson, reinforcing key concepts and introducing the MRS GREN mnemonic to help students remember the characteristics of living things. Students then solidify their knowledge by completing illustrated MRS GREN Quiz-Quiz-Trade cards, engaging all members of the class in defining terms, building vocabulary, and deepening understanding. Targeted vocabulary worksheets allow students to dive deeper into each MRS GREN term. Finally, leveled worksheets provide practice classifying objects as living/nonliving or living/nonliving/once living. With ample visuals, hands-on activities, and differentiated materials, this lesson bundle makes it easy and enjoyable for students to grasp the difference between living and nonliving things. They will love learning classification with MRS GREN!

This resource includes a double-sided, KS3 introductory text ‘Photosynthesis: Earth’s Vital Process’ and 13 supporting worksheets. The well-researched text explores Earth’s unique habitability, processes sustaining life, and the pivotal role of photosynthesis. It examines the evolution of plants from ocean to land, plants’ diverse structures and functions. The text also details photosynthesis - the components involved, the importance of leaves, stems and roots. It discusses the broader impacts like food chains, energy transfer, and the interconnectedness of life, emphasizing plants’ vital role in producing food and oxygen. Supporting worksheets include: Double sided multiple-choice quiz with 32 questions 3 levels of written response sheets 2 cloze summary sheets True/False with 42 questions 4 differentiated crosswords using key vocabulary 2 word searches Answer sheets included

Engaging, hands-on animal kingdom activities for exploring and classifying 14 animal groups: Amphibians, Annelids, Arachnids, Birds, Cnidarians, Crustaceans, Echinoderms, Fish, Myriapods, Mammals, Molluscs, Porifera, Reptiles, Insects. Includes: Differentiated A5 fact cards (2 levels - primary and KS3 ) - perfect for a classroom scavenger hunt research activity 85 illustrated animal sorting cards Vertebrate/invertebrate, warm blooded/cold blooded, animal groups sorting headings 47 double-sided vocabulary flashcards perfect for Quiz-Quiz-Trade (2 levels) 65 double-sided animal and animal group QQT cards Research collection sheets Crosswords Posters Suitable for years 3 through to year 8, this comprehensive resource features carefully researched information and detailed illustrations to introduce key animal facts. Sorting activities, flashcards, and research materials provide differentiated and engaging ways for students to explore creature classifications.

PowerPoint with 12 different animal skulls: students to decide if the animal was a herbivore, carnivore or omnivore by looking closely at the animals teeth. Includes lesson objectives *To know the names and jobs of each of the teeth. *To know why we need teeth. *To understand what a herbivore, carnivore and omnivore are and how this effects the shape of teeth. with some small group work activities. Exciting introductory activity. Please rate and comment if you use it. Enjoy!

7 habitat cloze worksheets. Habitats Included: Desert Habitats Oceans Habitats Polar Habitats Freshwater Habitats Temperate Forest Habitats Rainforest Habitat Grassland Habitat Each cloze worksheet is A4. Each worksheet has two differentiated versions (higher/lower) Carefully researched and written. Suitable for KS2 and KS3. I have uploaded PDF versions and publisher files (if you wish to edit)

The Story of Sam. Once upon a time there was a girl called Sam...she loved playing with cars, she wanted to make her car go fast and far...how?? Please rate and comment.

Paleontologist fact sheet research activity about famous paleontologists. It includes fact files for eight renowned paleontologists, each with clear and concise information about their: Full name Date of birth (DOB) Place of birth Date of death Family background and education Successful finds Contributions to paleontology and what they are famous for Other interesting information. These fact sheets can be used for research purposes. For a fun twist, we have created three versions of the fact files. The first version is a traditional fact file, while the second version deliberately includes three mistakes (sometimes obvious and silly, other times less obvious) for students to spot as they conduct their research. This version also includes checking boxes. Finally, we have created an answer sheet with the mistakes highlighted in red. This activity is suitable for primary school children and is an engaging way to teach them about paleontologists and their work.

Nutritional information on various cereal packets. Four different brands of breakfast cereal (1 per A4 page: print back:back and give partners different worksheets), students have to answer (with reference to packaging): 1)Name of product: 2)Weight of product: 3)Main Ingredient: 4) 2nd biggest ingredient (if this is sugar it is an unhealthy choice) 5)Serving Size: 6)How many grams of sugar in one serving? 7)Which of the options is the healthier choice and why?