flipchart, 641.12 KB
flipchart, 641.12 KB
pdf, 1.94 MB
pdf, 1.94 MB
docx, 12.49 KB
docx, 12.49 KB
docx, 98.34 KB
docx, 98.34 KB
pdf, 78.57 KB
pdf, 78.57 KB

Bring electricity to life with Pikachu and Pokemon in this interactive KS2 science lesson! This fun, engaging and ready-to-use resource uses a memorable scene from Pokémon to help students understand electrical conductors and insulators. Designed to meet the National Curriculum objective “To identify conductors and insulators of electricity,” this lesson engages learners through video, discussion, and imaginative application.

What’s Included:

  • Editable ActivInspire flipchart (6 slides) with key vocabulary, definitions, and structured tasks (PDF included).
  • Links to BBC Bitesize for review and an engaging video clip from Pokémon (Ash meets Pikachu!)
  • Class Discussion Prompts (e.g., Why wear rubber gloves? What are Pokéballs made of?)
  • Extension Tasks using Pokémon characters like Magikarp and Onix to explore conductivity.
  • Plenary - Activity for consolidation and whole-class reflection

Key Features:

  • Curriculum-linked content (UK Science National Curriculum)
  • Vocabulary-rich and concept-led instruction
  • Multimedia learning: video clip links and discussion points
  • Differentiation through higher-level extension tasks
  • Editable format – fully adaptable for your class

Perfect For:

  • KS2 Science (Years 4–6)
  • Used as part of the IPC (International Primary Curriculum) unit ‘Making New Materials’.
  • Lower KS3 recap lessons
  • Cross-curricular links with media or storytelling
  • Cover lessons or enrichments with high engagement
  • Fans of Pikachu/Pokémon and science!

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