Primary earth and space resources

Suitable for Year 1 and 2 with adjustments. A complete lesson plan with links to introduce and brainstorm vocabulary related to space. LO: I can accurately spell and write the days of the week in order. LO: I can use new descriptive vocabulary to write sentences about non-fiction places. Differentiate with sentence starters for LA, use time connectives for MA and HA.

Worksheets about Earth’s Place in the Universe Next Generation Science Standards: 1-ESS1-1; 1-ESS1-2; 2-ESS1-1; 4-ESS1-1; 5-ESS1-1; 5-ESS1-2 1. A “Color, cut and glue” activity about day/night + Key; 2. Compare daylight length in each season activity + Key; 3. Research activity about planets to complete the missing information + Key; 4. A “Cut and glue” activity about changes on Earth + Key; 5. A coloring activity about day/night + Key; 6. A “Observe and describe patterns” activity about the moon; 7. A coloring activity about stages of the lunar cycle + Key; 8. Observing the night sky activity about constellations; 9. Research activity about a planet; 10. A “Color, cut and glue” activity about the planets; 11. A “Complete the spaces” activity about rotation/revolution + Key; 12. Observe shadows at different hours of the day activity; 13. Label the solar system activity + Key; 14. A hands-on activity: solar system mobile; 15. Solar system quiz + Key; 16. A hands-on activity: build a Sun – Earth – Moon model; 17. A flip book activity about our place in the universe; 18. A “Word search” about planets + Key; 19. Identify seasons in each hemisphere of the Earth + Key; 20. Answering questions about fossils + Key; 21. Research activity about a fossil; 22. A Linking activity about fossils + Key; 23. Interpreting the Law of Superposition activity + Key; 24. A “Cut and glue” activity about types of rocks + Key; 25. Complete the diagram about the Rock Cycle + Key; 26. Rocks and Fossils Quiz + Key.

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A full and comprehensive booklet about the moon buggy used and how to design, evaluate and make one! PP included as reference - not included in price of resource as i didn't make it

Posters, writing frames, DT booklet, moon buggy information and booklet, space STEM ideas and frames! all you need for a great space week or topic.

6 lessons written to cover these year 5 learning objectives from the new curriculum: - explain that unsupported objects fall towards the Earth because of the force of gravity acting between the Earth and the falling object - identify the effects of air resistance, water resistance and friction, that act between moving surfaces - recognise that some mechanisms including levers, pulleys and gears allow a smaller force to have a greater effect Every lesson contains a mixture of easy and cheap to create hands on investigations for pairs, whole classes and small groups. Followed by open questions, information, links to videos, diagrams and data to discuss. Each lesson has a written activity differentiated for different abilities. Support and challenge resources are supplied, with extension tasks and plenaries with higher level thinking skills covered. This unit is written to engage and develop scientific skills, curiosity and knowledge.

Informative lesson on gravity and the famous scientist Isaac Newton. Planned to cover these learning objectives from the New curriculum for year 5 science. Explain that unsupported objects fall towards the Earth because of the force of gravity acting between the Earth and the falling object. Identify the effects of air resistance, water resistance and friction, that act between moving surfaces. Pupils might find out how scientists, for example, Galileo Galilei and Isaac Newton helped to develop the theory of gravitation. Hands on activities, small investigations and differentiated written work. Support and extension resources provided. Handy links to interesting videos on the powerpoint.

Everything your child needs to know about each Year 5 science topic is contained in 5 fun, fact-filled, colourful posters. These are perfect knowledge organisers for the Year 5 Science Curriculum! The new science curriculum is jam-packed with complex subject knowledge for children, so we've made our organisers jam-packed too! Life Cycles Human Growth Materials Earth and Space Forces These all-in-one posters are perfect for children and teachers alike to brush up on their subject knowledge. Put them on display, in books, send them home for homework and ensure you give your class the subject knowledge they need to meet the standard in science. These are MUST HAVE resources for any Year 5 teacher. www.mracdpresent.com

A quick and easy to follow quiz, covering all aspects of the primary curriculum from English, right through to PE and Music. Although there are over 130 slides, this quiz is designed to be played fast with only one question per 13 subjects available to choose. Children choose a difficulty level and achieve either 1, 3 or 5 points. Each subject can only be chosen once and then the option for that subject disappears. With 13 subjects to choose from - all split into easy, medium and hard, this quiz offers a possible 39 questions. From experience, the quiz is best enjoyed as a quick plenary or time filler, to the whole class. Takes around 15 mins to complete. We encourage teams/children to keep their own scores and to see how well they did at the end of the presentation. All pictures from a commercially free licence at Pixabay.com Any questions, please email us: office@tutortastic.co.uk Thanks and enjoy! Tutortastic

Lesson Plans (Individual), Activities, Science Centers

Lesson Plans (Individual), Activities, Science Centers

Lesson Plans (Individual), Activities, Science Centers