Designed for the Year 5 “Living Things and Their Habitats” National Curriculum for England, this comprehensive, beautifully crafted 9-lesson unit is classroom-tested, refined, and ready to teach. Built with deep educational intent and high pedagogical standards, every slide is designed to maximize student engagement and understanding. What’s Included in the 9 Lessons: Human Skeletons: Functions, structures, and comparative biology. Vertebrate Groups: Detailed exploration of mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians, and fish. Lifecycles Deep-Dive: Individual lessons exploring the lifecycles of birds, mammals, fish, reptiles, and amphibians (plus insect lifecycle coverage). TAPS Focused Assessment: Practical investigation exploring human height and growth metrics. All needed worksheets. . Key Features & Pedagogy: Interactive Unit Cover Starter: Every lifecycle lesson begins with a progressive starter activity where students build their unit cover step-by-step, adding each vertebrate group as it is learned. Practical Learning: Includes hands-on opportunities, such as a guided fish dissection activity during the fish lifecycle lesson. Structured Framework: Every presentation features clear Learning Objectives, Success Criteria, and “Think” questions designed to foster rich partner and whole-class discussions. Handcrafted Quality: Slide layouts, animations, and pacing have been manually crafted with genuine teaching intent. Curated high-quality photos, meaningful video clips, and purposeful animations keep pupils focused and engaged. (Note: AI was used strictly as a support tool; all factual content has been rigorously double-checked). . Technical Note: To ensure all slide formatting renders correctly, please download and install the free font “Playwrite GB J” before opening. Made with love, care, and practical classroom experience!

Simple and colourful place place chart from Hundred Millions to thousandths.

This is a fun science game designed to help pupils practise identifying and describing the properties of materials. . The game includes 24 everyday objects, each made from different materials. Pupils work in pairs and take turns asking yes/no questions about material properties (e.g. Is it waterproof? Is it flexible? Is it transparent?) to work out which object their partner has chosen. . This activity encourages: Scientific questioning Use of key vocabulary linked to materials Speaking and listening skills Logical thinking and reasoning. . Included: PDF version ready to print. Publisher version that is editable and customizable.

A fun and hands-on Numicon domino game to support number recognition, counting and number bonds. . This resource is ideal for: KS1 maths lessons SEN / intervention groups Maths centres or early finishers Concrete–pictorial learning using Numicon . How to play: Students work in groups of 2–6. Take turns placing a domino. A domino can be placed only if the two numbers make a number bond to 10. The first player to get rid of all their dominoes wins. . What’s included: Numicon domino cards PDF, print on both sides, flip on short edge. Editable Publisher file - allows you to adapt the resource Clear, child-friendly layout Print and play format (laminate for repeated use) . Skills covered: Counting Number recognition Number bonds to 10 Early number sense