This “Our Attendance is Out of This World” display pack, featuring a vibrant space theme with rockets, astronauts, and planets, is designed to inspire and improve whole-school attendance in your primary school. The pack includes engaging display materials that bring the theme to life, making it easy to create a visually striking attendance board. Also included are matching certificates to reward students for excellent attendance, improved attendance, and punctuality. Perfect for setting a school-wide focus on attendance, this display pack makes an impactful, year-round addition to your corridor or school hall.

This space-themed comprehension is aimed at KS2 primary school learners. It contains an information page of text about ‘Space Travel’, sharing lots of useful information and facts. A set of National Test style questions have been written to work alongside the information sheet including questions such as: Order events 1-4 Tick the correct answer True or False Find and copy There are 5 questions in total with an answer sheet provided :) We are hoping to produce more of these comprehensions so keep your eyes on our resource page! All images taken from copyright free image sources. ENJOY!

A double sided revision mat worksheet with answers. Page number references given for Collins Activate 1 Textbook. Suitable for mixed ability groups - a variety of tasks including short answers, gap-fills and match-up activities. Includes questions about: Planets: Order, size and orbits Key vocab definitions about objects in space Days, years and seasons Eclipses Phases of the moon Satellites

Bring the wonders of the universe into your hall with this ready-to-use Space Week / Astronomy Assembly PowerPoint – perfect for KS1 and KS2. This engaging assembly includes: A fully scripted set of notes in the presenter’s section, written in easy-to-read paragraphs so you know exactly what to say. Striking slides covering big questions, amazing space facts, astronauts, and the famous Earthrise image. Opportunities for pupil participation through astronaut role play and reflection questions. A closing thought that links curiosity about the stars with caring for our planet Earth.

Earth & Space Year 5 Science Display Printable Resources PDF format Includes: Key vocabulary Key people Planet pictures Planet labels Key questions posters X3 Earth and Space lettering

Key stage 3 ~ year 7 ~ complete revision lesson for Physics P1d (Space). This lesson covers the major topics from this unit and can be used to revise for end of topic tests or to address knowledge gaps identified in the end of topic assessments. In this lesson students will revise: -Key points from the previous units (forces, light and sound) -Objects we can see in the night sky -The Solar System -Day and night on the Earth -The changing seasons -Phases of the Moon -Solar and lunar eclipses -Answer slides are included for self-assessment -Return to the start of the topic https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-12753600 … All content, diagrams and photos © Troilo Science / Febo Learning unless otherwise stated. We also have lessons for KS3 Space on the following topics: The Night Sky The Solar System Earth Moon Space End of Topic Revision Lesson

This PowerPoint lesson on space exploration is designed to engage and educate primary school students about the wonders of space. It’s perfect for teachers looking to introduce a topic day on space, providing a fun and interactive way to explore the subject. The resource contains various activities, including a mind-mapping session, a game of "Two Truths and a Lie," and a video of the Artemis I launch to captivate the students’ imagination. Each slide focuses on a different aspect of space exploration, from advancing scientific knowledge to inspiring future generations. Please note that in the notes section of the ppt you can find info and answers for the two truths and one lie game!

A fun pack of resources for you to print out and use to create a role play area of a Space rocket. This pack is also included in my bumper Space pack. The pack includes: · Large banner for your role play area · Astronaut masks in colour and black and white · Alien masks in colour and black and white · Posters- lots of posters for the role play area including warning signs, today’s captain, today’s astronauts etc. · Control panel pieces- lots of colourful parts of the rocket control panel- dials, signs, levers etc · Log book- a log book cover in colour and also in black and white and pages to use in the book for the children to record what they did and saw on the space trip · Space rocket checklist · Badges for the space crew to wear · ID badges for the space crew to fill in and use in their play · Alien stick puppets to make · Rocket fuel guage- a large guage to make and warning posters to display when they are low on fuel!

Capture your classes imagination with this Space art bundle. Perfect for the KS2 topic of Space and linked to the recent launch to the Moon. 5 fully planned lessons included. No art experience required. THE 5 LESSONS: Lesson 1: Planets of the Solar System Pupils draw and colour all eight planets with accurate, distinctive visual features — Jupiter’s swirling cloud bands, Saturn’s spectacular rings, Mars’s rust-red surface — using chalk pastels or watercolour on dark paper. Labelled in the style of a scientific diagram. Stunning results that double as a science display. Lesson 2: Astronaut Portrait and Spacesuit Design Pupils design themselves as a future space explorer — drawing a personalised spacesuit complete with a gold visor reflecting Earth from orbit, a custom mission patch, national flag, name badge and instrument panels. The visor reflection technique is the show-stopping moment of this lesson. Lesson 3: Galaxy and Nebula — Mixed Media Artwork The most spectacular lesson in the pack. Pupils use wet-on-wet paint, salt texture, chalk pastel layering and white gel pen stars to create a glowing galaxy or nebula directly inspired by images from the Hubble and James Webb Space Telescopes. The results never fail to amaze. Lesson 4: Moon Surface — Chalk and Charcoal Study A masterclass in tonal drawing. Pupils use charcoal and white chalk on grey paper to create a dramatic crater landscape — complete with ejecta rays, mare regions and three-dimensional shading that makes the surface look genuinely lunar. Develops real drawing skill alongside scientific knowledge. Lesson 5: Rocket Launch — Dynamic Composition Pupils draw a technically accurate rocket mid-launch with a full exhaust plume colour gradient from white-hot core to grey billowing smoke, shock diamonds, steam clouds and atmospheric effects. Connects directly to Science forces — thrust versus gravity. EVERY LESSON INCLUDES: Step-by-step teacher instructions — clear enough for a supply teacher, detailed enough for a specialist. No art experience required Space Fact Sheet — covering the solar system, all eight planets, the history of space exploration from Sputnik to the James Webb Telescope, famous astronauts including Katherine Johnson and Mae Jemison, and a Did You Know section Pupil instruction card — display on the board or print for desks Full SEN differentiation guide — covering fine motor needs, visual processing difficulties, autism and sensory needs, and lower attaining pupils 2 extension activities per lesson with an Extra Challenge option for early finishers Pupil self-assessment sheet with science knowledge questions and written reflection Teacher assessment grid with a full Beginning / Developing / Achieved rubric

This is a 5 day DIFFERENTIATED English plan complete with success criteria’s for each day, a TEACHING powerpoint and all accompanying resources. The setting description can be used as an independent write. It includes visuals and word banks to support EAL/SEN learners. The activity is based on describing the setting- Liam in Space using the 5 senses(see, smell, touch, taste, emotions of character in this setting and thoughts using adjectives or expanded nouns, powerful verbs and similes and figurative language and includes a success criteria. Lesson 1: To plan my writing by banking descriptive words and phrases Lesson 2: LO: To improve sentences by extending the idea, adding powerful verbs, adverbs and expanded nouns. Lesson 3: To ask question and participate in roleplay Lesson 4: L.O: To use descriptive language to write a story setting Lesson 5: LO: To edit and evaluate work.

A Year 5 history lesson (could also be split into two lessons) on The Space Race including the confilicts and achievements of it as well as resources to create a timeline of the Space Race. This lesson includes; -All resources including photos and information to create a timeline -All resources needed to sort the achievements into American or Soviet Union achievements -A fully resourced powerpoint with examples of work, key vocabulary, a definition for history, the historical themes covered and links to a radio clip and video clips. The lesson starts with a discussion on the definition and purpose of history as well as the historical themes and key vocabulary that will be covered during the lesson. Within the powerpoint, children are introduced to the space race as well as some geographical work to identify where the countries involved are on a map. It includes a link to a radio clip explaining the space race with an additional video clip. The lesson involves multiple activities (which could be split into multiple lessons) first looking at sources to sort the schievements of the Americans vs The Soviet Union. The final activity is to create a timeline by matching the key information with pictures and ordering them in their books. An example is provided .

This is a Space themed assembly, designed for two Year 5 classes, complete with script and presentation. The assembly was designed for a 30-40 minute time slot. The script can easily be adapted to suit any class size.

Let’s learn about Space! This worksheet includes 24 pages with a large variety of activities and exercises about Space. The materials have informative exercises about many different kinds of topics such as the big bang, black holes, the solar system, the Sun and many other things! Crosswords, word searches, puzzles and other kinds of activities are included to make it a fun and interesting class. The answers and an answer sheet is included. GOOGLE SLIDES WITH PREMADE TEXTBOXES INCLUDED! Overview: Page 1-3: The Big Bang Theory Page 4-6: The Solar System Page 7-9: The Sun Page 10-11: Meteors, Comets, and Asteroids Page 12: Black Holes Page 13-14: Neil Armstrong Page 15-16: The International Space Station Page 17-18: Space Rubbish Page 19-20: Space Tourism Page 21-22: Fun Facts Page 23-24: Reflection The following questions are just a few examples of the aspects addressed in this unit: What are the planets in our Solar System? What are black holes? Why is there an International Space Station? What is Space Rubbish and how dangerous is it? Why do planets orbit the Sun? Who was the first person in space? What is the big bang? What causes the tides? Why is there no sound in space? What is the difference between meteors, asteroids and comets? Keywords: Space, satellite, galaxy, comet, asteroid, planet, sun, earth, NASA, alien, shooting star, space station, astronaut, saturn, mars, jupiter, venus, neptune, mercury, uranus, gravity, orbit, milky way, black hole, Neil Armstrong, Yuri Gagarin, big bang, stars.

Contains a PowerPoint which looks at the Space Race with a focus on the first animals to be sent into space by the USA, USSR & France. Each slide looks at a different animal, in order of their missions and gives basic info. Some slides include links to videos that can help engage children and give them extra information.

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Some designing activites to encourage the students to think about life in space.

A booklet about Space, planets, galaxies and technology using the Widgit symbols. I designed it to be an easy read for students with poor literacy and non-confident readers. There are some worksheets to access comprehension, but these are not with symbols.