This resource profiles 19 strange and interesting geographical places in the world. Each page includes information about the location, images, and interesting facts. Useful for Geography or Topic/Inquiry/research-based learning or lessons. Includes an introduction page as well as the following interesting places: 1: The Bermuda Triangle 2: Dead Vlei (Namib Desert) 3: Jellyfish Lake, Palau 4: The Dead Sea 5: Svalbard, Norway 6: The Great PAcific Garbage Patch 7: The Great Blue Hole 8: Lake Hillier, Western Australia 9: The Mariana Trench 10: Salar de Uyuni, Bolivia 11: The Giant’s Causeway, Ireland 12: Pamukkale, Turkey 13: The Tianzi Mountains, China 14: The Nazca Lines, Peru 15: Socotra Island, Yemen 16: Moai Statues, Chile 17: Chocolate hills of Bohol Is, Philippines 18: “Door to Hell”, Darvasza gas crater, Turkmenistan 19: Waitomo Caves, New Zealand (Displays are A4 pages in color, LANDSCAPE with border). All images were free from copyright when sourced.)

Each page highlights one of 6 major invertebrate phyla. Includes Sponges, Worms, Molluscs, Echinoderms, Cnidarians, Arthropods, and a title page. Print to display for your animal classification unit or as simple fact file cards to stimulate inquiry-based learning experiences. You can find the VERTEBRATE display resource here: Animal Kingdom - Vertebrate animals (Classification) - Display (Displays are A4 pages in color, LANDSCAPE with border). All images were free from copyright when sourced.

“Mighty Women of Science” classroom display to brighten up your classroom and highlight influential women in science. Includes 15 scientists with a photograph and short description of each. Grace Hopper: Computer Scientist Katherine Johnson: Physicist/Mathematician Amelia Earhart: Aviation Pioneer Jane Goodall: Primatologist/Ethologist Wangari Maathani: Environmentalist Caroline Herschel: Astronomer Mary Anning: Palaeontologist Margaret Mead: Anthropologist Lise Meitner: Nuclear Physicist Chien Shiung Wu: Particle Physicist Barbara Mc Clintock: Cytogeneticist Rosalind Franklin: Molecular Biologist Dorothy Hodgkin: Chemist Ada Lovelace: Mathematician Marie Curie: Physicist/Chemist Perfect to display in the science lab to encourage girls into STEM, and educate students about the contribution of women in science. (PDF A4 pages in PORTRAIT with border) All images were sourced copyright-free when this resource was created. You might also be interested in the following displays highlighting amazing women, check them out below: Famous firsts in Women’s history: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-12720800 Influential Women in History: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-12720803 Women inventors (female innovators who changed our lives): https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-12720799

Rainforests of the World - Classroom Display/Fact Cards Each page highlights one of the most famous and important rainforest areas of the world. Details of each include location, annual precipitation, area, interesting facts, and several images. Also includes an introduction page. Print to display for your natural geography unit, science topic, or as fact file cards to get students interested. Includes the following rainforests: Amazon Congo Valdivian Daintree Arabian Southeast Asian Tongass Looking for other Geography fact cards or displays? Check them out below: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-12720804 (Displays are A4 pages in color, LANDSCAPE with border). All images were free from copyright when sourced (public domain).

Environmental Ecosystems - Classroom Display/Fact Cards. Each page highlights a type of ecosystem, with facts and images. Also includes an introduction page. Print to display for your natural geography unit, science topic, or as fact file cards to get students interested. Includes the following; Forest Grassland Desert Tundra Freshwater Marine Looking for other Geography fact cards or displays? Check them out below: Rainforests of the World - Fact cards/Classroom display Deserts of the World - Fact cards/Classroom display ALL 7 Wonders lists (Ancient, New & Natural) - Fact Cards or Classroom Display Deserts of the World - Fact cards/Classroom display (Displays are A4 pages in color, LANDSCAPE with border). All images were free from copyright when sourced.

Space exploration classroom display to brighten up your classroom or Science lab. Includes 21 colour pages introducing key people, places, and things related to space science and exploration. Created for the British National Curriculum’s Year 5 Science subject: Sc5/4.1 Earth and Space. Astronaut: Neil Armstrong Astronaut: Yuri Gagarin Scientist: Galileo Galilei Scientist: Nicolaus Copernicus Space Probe: Voyager 1 Astronaut: Valentine Tereshkova Satellite: The Moon Planet: Jupiter Rover: Curiosity Rover: Opportunity Rocket: Saturn V Galaxy: The Milky Way Galaxy: Andromeda Space Station: The I.S.S Object: Black Hole Star: Proxima Centuri Unit of Measure: Light Year Star: The Sun Planetary System: The Solar System Constellation: Orion Planet: The Earth (PDF A4 pages in PORTRAIT with border) All images were sourced copyright-free when this resource was created.

The big 5 animals display for your African study. Only 6 pages, an introduction and one page highlighting each animal. Includes images and facts to get your students interested in African wildlife. Pages include: Introduction Lion Leopard Elephant Buffalo Rhinoceros (Displays are A4 pages in color, LANDSCAPE with border). All images were free from copyright when sourced (public domain).

Information display about our Solar System for your Science or Topic boards. Includes 11 coloured pages highlighting important information and interesting facts. Pages include: 1: The Milky Way 2: Our Solar System 3: The Sun 4: Mercury 5: Venus 6: Earth 7: Mars 8: Jupiter 9: Saturn 10: Uranus 11: Neptune Interested in other space related displays? check this out: Earth & Space - Classroom Display (Important people, places & objects) (Displays are A4 pages in color, LANDSCAPE with border). All images were free from copyright when sourced, sourced from Wikipedia Creative Commons and Flickr)

Each page highlights the 5 major vertebrate animal groups. Includes Fish, Amphibians, Reptiles, Birds, Mammals, and a title page. Print to display for your animal classification unit or as simple fact file cards to stimulate inquiry-based learning experiences. You can find the INVERTEBRATE display resource here: Animal Kingdom - Invertebrate animals (Classification) - Display (Displays are A4 pages in color, LANDSCAPE with border). All images were free from copyright when sourced.