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A UK Key Stage 1 bundle of weather and seasons teaching resources (presentations, flashcards and a project pack) covering clouds, the four seasons, and general weather topics for ages 5 to 8.
a hands-on activity book of science, art-material, and simple-invention projects for young children, compiling three previously published Teaching & Learning Company titles
Provide 10 differentiated, hands-on/creative project options for upper-elementary students to demonstrate understanding of cell structure and function.
Support a year-long (multi-term) nature-observation science project on the Horse Chestnut tree life cycle, aligned to UK Year 1 National Curriculum science.
Provide preschool/kindergarten teachers a curated list of magic-themed activity ideas spanning arts & crafts, science, games, songs, cooking, and field trips for a 'magic' unit.
All About Landforms and Topography | Earth Science Unit This comprehensive teaching unit is designed to aid educators in crafting engaging earth science lessons.
Explore a fun and meaningful way of learning about our senses with this “My 5 Senses Pop-Up Board” and integrated ELA and Science project! Perfect for Grades 1, 2, 3, homeschoolers, and EFL / ESL learners, these pop-up boards are designed to let students have a hands-on practice with topics about 5 senses, body parts, practice writing /…
Horse Chestnut Tree: Kindergarten Science Project: Presentation This Horse Chestnut Tree Life Cycle Kindergarten Science Project PowerPoint follows the life cycle of the Horse Chestnut tree through the seasons. Beautiful, original photos will captivate children, making an everyday sight into an object of awe and wonder. When can it be…
Animal Research Project-Based Learning Resource The Animal Research Project-Based Learning resource is a versatile educational tool, created primarily for teachers and homeschoolers.
A preschool thematic curriculum guide built around a week of rainbow-themed activities spanning art, math, science, sensory, cooking, and circle-time discussion.
A comprehensive preschool/early-childhood thematic curriculum guide for a week-long 'outer space' unit, providing vocabulary, concepts, and cross-curricular activity ideas (art, sensory, cooking, math, science, movement, dramatic play, etc.) organized around a 'Letter of the Week: M' theme.
Animals: Classification & Adaptation Gr. 4-6 A comprehensive teaching resource designed to spark students' interest in the animal kingdom. It is tailored for grades 4-6, aligning seamlessly with science curriculum objectives.
a preK-K ecology/environmental-science curriculum that uses children's fascination with dinosaurs to teach about the environment, prehistoric times, and fossils
A cross-curricular S.T.E.A.M. activity packet inspired by the novel 'A Night Divided', pairing hands-on science/engineering/art projects (mural art, structural design, tunneling, simple machines, rocket building) with the book's historical themes (Berlin Wall, Cold War, Space Race, Keith Haring's art).
Balloon-Powered Rocket STEM Challenge for High School Students. My Balloon-Powered Rocket Challenge is an excellent way to get your students' excited for STEM in an engaging hands-on way.
This documentary brings to life the stories of a scientist and his research into the life of whales. "A Life of Whales" documentary is produced by Uncommon Productions and brings the story of Dr.
Unearth the wonders of geology with this expansive teaching toolkit on rocks and minerals. Through vivid visuals, interactive worksheets and hands-on projects, core earth science concepts are broken down for all learners.
A DIY flipbook craft activity teaching students about blueberry plants - their habitat, parts, growth, and trivia - while practicing reading comprehension and writing.
Aluminum Foil Boat STEM Challenge for High School Students. My Aluminum Foil Boat Challenge is an excellent way to get your students' excited for STEM in an engaging hands-on way.
A hands-on engineering design-challenge activity in which students brainstorm and design a new amusement park ride.
Five simplified climate types — dry, tropical, temperate, continental, and polar — are explained with their defining weather patterns, example regions, and animal adaptations, from camels surviving the dry climate to polar bears and penguins in the polar climate. Students first work through a short learning section and an exit ticket matching each climate to an animal-adaptation description, checked against a teacher's edition answer page, before starting the hands-on project. The project itself is a circular "Climate Disk": students color a world map by climate key on the Recording Sheet, then cut a wedge-shaped overlay into five color-coded pieces and glue them onto a background to build a display-ready craft. A Writing Background option and a playdough-and-lamination alternative to the Recording Sheet are both offered for classrooms that prefer a printer-friendly or reusable version.
An ebook combining informational text on ancient Egyptian mummification with a hands-on multi-week project in which students mummify a raw chicken and document the process.
A science-and-writing project where students research animal habitats, ecosystems, and survival adaptations, then invent and write about their own new creature that has transformed from the student.
DIY flipbook craft teaching students about cows: habitat, body features, and communication.