Create your own aliens in this drag and drop PowerPoint file. Choose from four different coloured bodies and six different body shapes. Then, customize them with various eyes, antennas, mouths and legs. Get your children to try and remake some of the pre-made aliens on the home page or simply let them get creative. Challenge them further by getting them to focus on number and shape. E.g. Create an alien with a mouth shaped like a pentagon, give it 5 eyes and 4 legs.

A step by step powerpoint which guides pupils in writing their own alien adventure story. Pupils are encouraged to write and draw at each step.

Introducing our Create Your Own Aliens educational resource! This digital and interactive tool allows children to let their imagination run wild as they drag and drop different parts to create their very own alien. With a variety of premade examples to choose from, kids can also opt to experiment and make their own unique alien using the parts provided. Once created, these alien creations can easily be printed to put on display or in books, making it a fantastic addition to continuous provision in any educational setting. Encourage creativity and STEM learning with this fun and engaging activity that will spark children’s curiosity about the possibilities of outer space.

In this project students design their own alien world and create a leaflet that persuades people to visit it. I then asked students to present their ideas back to the class. Students work through each task (Mindmap, drawing a map, and creating a leaflet). There is an example of a leaflet that persuades people to visit Wonderland as part of the worksheet. There are also 6 optional extension tasks at the end of the worksheet to keep those early finishers occupied! N.B. Pupils will need some prior knowledge of the Science Fiction genre to complete this project successfully. This project would suit a KS3 class. Did you find this resource helpful? Please consider leaving the resource a quick review to help others decide whether they should download it too. Thanks in advance :)

Create your own assessment for learning (AFL) box which you can keep in your room and use over-and-over again. This resource contains everything you need to make AFL a part of your everyday teaching. From review activities (plenaries) to whole-class feedback, from cards to dice, this resource makes AFL quick and easy whatever subject and age-group you teach.

Topic based on aliens, 3 worksheets to improve creative writing. Worksheets can help to create a story.

One of my favourite units to deliver! You will find a complete plan and resource base to inspire your class to write an interactive story. Watch the powerpoint first (be patient in places) to remind yourselves of these stories. If this unit will suit your class (end of year unit maybe) it will run itself after you have it up and running. I have used it several times with great success. It differentiates itself and acts as long term homework / extension tasks as it can be never ending. Enjoy.

A beautiful variety of space/alien posters. Contains 14 unique aliens with a variety of features to explore and discuss. Each has a different number of colourful arms, legs, eyes, teeth, antennae and regular shaped mouths to identify. If you want to take the discussions further, you might also be interested in creating some ‘WANTED’ style posters using the same aliens in this resource. Click HERE to view the Wanted Posters Also, why not make some of your own aliens using an interactive, drag-and-drop activity? It’s a perfect activity for the interactive whiteboard or for the children to work independently on the computer: You can find the resource on TES at my shop: www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/martinjgoulden Or by searching the TES resources for ‘create your own alien’

A beautiful variety of space/alien themed writing templates both in landscape and portrait. Several pages of each, differentiated with varying amounts of lines and line thicknesses. Why not make some of your own aliens using an interactive, drag-and-drop activity? It’s a perfect activity for the interactive whiteboard or for the children to work independently on the computer: You can find the resource on TES at my shop: www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/martinjgoulden Or by searching the TES resources for ‘create your own alien’

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

Continue the description of the alien world. Imagine that sometime in the future an explorer from an alien world returns to earth and is asked about what he saw. Read his account and show your students a copy, and then ask them to continue their descriptions, in detail, of other features observed in the alien world. At the end of this resource is a checklist to assist the prompting of ideas and some additional ideas for what to do with their finished written work. You will find that once your students see an example their minds will create their own ideas and write very original and interesting descriptions.

Hi! I have created a blending mat that can be used in a variety of different ways. The board has three different colour boxes which match with the sounds provided. The children can choose three different sounds to add to the boxes. They will then blend and read the nonsense alien word! I have included a few different sounds and a copy of the blank boxes for you to create your own sounds.

A beautiful variety of alien ‘Wanted’ posters. Contains 14 unique aliens with a variety of features to explore and describe. Each has a different number of colourful arms, legs, eyes, teeth, antennae and regular shaped mouths to identify. The resource is differentiated 3 ways with 4-6 aliens to choose from in each category. Also, why not make some of your own aliens using an interactive, drag-and-drop activity? It’s a perfect activity for the interactive whiteboard or for the children to work independently on the computer: You can find the resource on TES at my shop: www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/martinjgoulden Or by searching the TES resources for ‘create your own alien’

A beautiful variety of alien posters. Contains 14 unique aliens with a variety of features to explore and describe. Each has a different number of colourful arms, legs, eyes, teeth, antennae and regular shaped mouths to identify. The resources contains 2 sets of posters. The first set gives each alien one made up name. The second set gives each alien two names to sound out. We threw in a little alliteration on the second set just for fun! Also, why not make some of your own aliens using an interactive, drag-and-drop activity? It’s a perfect activity for the interactive whiteboard or for the children to work independently on the computer: You can find the resource on TES at my shop: www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/martinjgoulden Or by searching the TES resources for ‘create your own alien’

A terms planning for Year 1, covering all the subjects and lots of hands on working

A beautiful variety of space aliens to help count up to 30. Perfect for the interactive whiteboard as a teacher input/starter or as a continuous provision style activity. Contains a whole bunch of unique aliens with a variety of features to explore and discuss. Each has a different number of colourful arms, legs, eyes, teeth, antennae and regular shaped mouths to identify. This PowerPoint is set up to run like an interactive game, not just a dull slideshow. Run the PowerPoint and follow the instructions on screen. Simply count the red, blue, yellow or green aliens, as directed, and select the boxed number on screen. It will either chime to signal a correct answer or click and wiggle to tell you to try again. Choose from 5 different difficulty levels - higher difficulties have more aliens to count. The highest difficulty even asks you to count multiple colours of aliens. Over 40 questions in total and includes a question randomiser to make it endlessly replayable! Also, why not make some of your own aliens using an interactive, drag-and-drop activity? It’s a perfect activity for the interactive whiteboard or for the children to work independently on the computer: You can find the resource on TES at my shop: www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/martinjgoulden Or by searching the TES resources for ‘create your own alien’ And if you are looking for even more Space themed resources: Click HERE to view the Wanted Posters

It is 3 days long, based on helping aliens from another planet. General sorting, Venn diagram and Carroll diagram.

Create your own aliens with this interactive playdough mat! Choose a number of eyes for the middle alien, then use playdough to add “one more” or “one less” for the other aliens. Features a second version to explore “more” and “fewer.” A great hands-on way to practise number concepts.

A fun and educational colouring activity, ideal for primary school students, and students learning English as a foreign language. Can be used as an individual colouring activity during wet break, as a reward, or as part of group work or games where students have to use the character within their story, space or monster setting. Monster Colouring Page – Celebrate Creativity on Alien and Space Awareness Days Bring this quirky one-eyed monster to life with your students’ creativity! This single-page colouring resource features a friendly alien-like creature with spiky ears, a big smile, and playful arms that are sure to spark joy and imagination. Perfect for art lessons, creative writing prompts, or themed celebrations, this monster colouring page is a versatile addition to your classroom activities. Whether you’re celebrating Alien Day (April 26), National Space Day (May 2), or simply looking for a fun creative task, this resource is ideal for engaging students of all ages. Suggested Use: Art & Design Lessons: Encourage students to experiment with colours and patterns to bring the monster to life. Creative Writing Prompts: Use the monster as inspiration for storytelling—students can imagine its planet, personality, or adventures. Themed Classroom Activities: Incorporate this colouring page into lessons about space exploration or fantasy creatures. UK National Curriculum Links: This resource supports the following areas of the UK National Curriculum: Art & Design (Key Stage 1 & 2): Develop creativity through drawing and colouring activities. Explore visual elements such as line, shape, and colour. English (Key Stage 1 & 2): Use imaginative ideas to create stories inspired by visual prompts. Links to National/Awareness/Celebration Days: Alien Day (April 26): Celebrate science fiction and creativity with this fun alien-themed activity. National Space Day (May 2): Pair this colouring page with discussions about space exploration and extraterrestrial life. World UFO Day (July 2): Use the monster as part of activities exploring UFOs and the mysteries of space. World Space Week (October 4–10): Add this resource to your celebrations of space science and technology. Terms of Use: This resource is licensed for full commercial use within the educator’s own classroom creations, including lesson planning and student projects. However, it may not be sold or redistributed as is, nor used to create competing products. Acknowledgment: Copyright © The Curiosity Crows. All rights reserved. Please credit “The Curiosity Crows” when using this resource in your classroom creations.

A fun and educational colouring activity, ideal for primary school students, and students learning English as a foreign language. Can be used as an individual colouring activity during wet break, as a reward, or as part of group work or games where students have to use the character within their story, space or monster setting. **Monster/Alien Colouring Page – Inspire Creativity and Imagination. Perfect for Alien Day Celebration Day or for exploring your monster of emotions. ** Bring creativity and fun to your classroom with this quirky monster/alien colouring page! Featuring a unique design with playful horns and a friendly smile, this resource is perfect for art lessons, creative writing prompts, or themed activities. Whether used as part of a space exploration unit or simply to inspire imaginative thinking, this colouring page will delight students of all ages. Suggested Use: Art & Design Lessons: Encourage students to experiment with colours, patterns, and textures while colouring the monster/alien. Creative Writing Prompts: Use the monster as inspiration for storytelling activities—students can write about its planet, personality, or adventures. Themed Classroom Activities: Incorporate the colouring page into lessons about space, aliens, or fantasy worlds. UK National Curriculum Links: This resource supports the following areas of the UK National Curriculum: Art & Design (Key Stage 1 & 2): Develop creativity through drawing and colouring activities. Explore visual elements such as line, shape, and colour. English (Key Stage 1 & 2): Use imaginative ideas to create stories inspired by visual prompts. Links to National/Awareness/Celebration Days: World Creativity and Innovation Day (21 April): Celebrate creativity with fun art-based activities. National Space Day (First Friday in May): Pair this alien-themed colouring page with discussions about space exploration. Halloween (31 October): Use the monster colouring page as part of spooky-themed classroom fun. Terms of Use: This resource is licensed for full commercial use within the educator’s own classroom creations, including lesson planning and student projects. However, it may not be sold or redistributed as is, nor used to create competing products. Acknowledgment: Copyright © The Curiosity Crows. All rights reserved. Please credit “The Curiosity Crows” when using this resource in your classroom creations.