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Basic Science Presentations
Lay the groundwork for scientific knowledge with presentations that explain basic concepts in an accessible way. These resources cover topics like the scientific method, matter, and energy. Use them to build a strong foundation for further science education.
All about Autumn for EYFS and KS1 PowerPoint
Science, Basic Science, Kindergarten, Preschool, Presentations, Teacher Tools
A simple introduction to autumn for EYFS/Y1 children. Covers: What is autumn? A season and a time of change The four seasons Change in temperature Change in daylight Plants get ready for autumn: leaves fall and change colour/make seeds/nuts/berries Harvest time: fruit/vegetable harvest/ploughing fields and sowing seed Mushrooms growing Animals prepare for winter including hibernation Birds migrate The presentation ends with the words of the hymn ‘We plough the fields and scatter’, over 2 slides. These can be omitted if the hymn is not considered appropriate. 29 slides PowerPoint format Beautiful photos Animated, but no sound - teacher to read the text A good way to start a project on autumn, or to consolidate work covered at the end of a project about autumn.
Author Lilibette's Resources
Tags Autumn For Eyfs, All About Autumn For Y1, Autumn Project For Eyfs
Spring PowerPoint; 44 Slides
Special Resources, Holiday & Seasonal, Special Education Needs (SEN), Seasons, Spring, Science, Basic Science, Kindergarten, Preschool, Grade 1, Teacher Tools, Presentations
This 44-slide PowerPoint will help you to celebrate spring with your children! Beautiful photos take children around and about, drawing their attention to many aspects of spring. Young children will be delighted by the original photos portraying all aspects of spring. From lengthening days, to plants, to baby animals this Spring PowerPoint will give the teacher plenty of stimulating material to explore many different aspects of spring. There is so much to learn! Who can use the Spring PowerPoint? Anyone with young children or those with special needs: teachers, parents, home-educators (it is great for home-ed meetings). It can be used as a stand-alone activity, or as part of a project on spring. What is taught in the Spring PowerPoint? Many aspects of spring are covered in the Spring PowerPoint. These include: •Length of day •Weather •flowers •leaves •Growing seeds •Pollination •Baby animals •Birds •Frogs •Butterflies What is included? One PowerPoint and full narration notes are provided There is some writing on most slides which children can read, or which can be read to them, but the accompanying, PDF, narration notes provide more detail. Of course, the teacher can enlarge upon the notes, bring in personal anecdotes, or remind the children of lessons already learned, so helping the children to relate what they are learning to their own experiences. I love spring and I have thoroughly enjoyed taking photos for the creation of this PowerPoint. I hope you love it too! See beautiful flowers, cute lambs, a bird in her nest, blossom trees and more. Learn something about the fascinating life of insects and how they help the flowers by pollinating them. If you like this PowerPoint, please tell others! More of my spring resources: You could always use my Spring-Themed Writing Paper for any follow-up work! Frogs Lifecycle PowerPoint Frogs Lifecycle lesson resources Apple Tree Lifecycle PowerPoint Butterfly Lifecycle (no PowerPoint) Blackbirds Spring Word Mat Blossom Tree Craft Make a Snowdrops Picture Daffodils Lesson Pack and Video Spring Vocabulary Cards - phonetically coded Spring Early Number Worksheets Spring on the Farm - Match Babies to Mothers Colour: Bluebells
Author Lilibette's Resources
Tags Spring, Spring Powerpoint, Baby Animals, Spring Flowers, Spring Project
Light, Heat and Solar Energy Mini Unit: Lessons, Power Point, Printables & Test
Science, Basic Science, Grade 4, 5, 6, Presentations, Teacher Tools
The Light, Heat and Solar Energy Mini Unit: Lessons, Power Point, Printables & Test This resource is a comprehensive teaching kit designed for Grade 4 through Grade 6 Science classes. It aims to instil an understanding of light, heat and solar energy in students. This unit includes: Two detailed lesson plans Ten printable worksheets and activities. A colorful 25-slide animated PowerPoint presentation. Lesson One: Students are encouraged to take notes while viewing the captivating PowerPoint presentation. An end-of-lesson quiz allows immediate feedback. Lesson Two: Offering hands-on exploration via rotational science stations which prompt observation activities using classroom materials like flashlights or cardboard. If more depth is desired within station rotations, there are: Two additional reading comprehension worksheets included. An optional STEAM activity using sunlight to create s'mores in a pizza box. The mini unit concludes with a twelve-question assessment reviewing student knowledge on light heat and solar power. This resource can span three to five class periods depending on your schedule; providing theoretical lessons explained through visuals along with practical experiences — thus enriching the science learning experience.
Author ScienceRocket
Tags Light Energy, Heat Energy, Solar Energy, Interactive Lessons, Hands-on Activities
Light and Dark PowerPoint
Holiday & Seasonal, Seasons, Fall, Spring, Summer, Winter, Science, Basic Science, Earth and Environmental Sciences, Earth Sciences, Kindergarten, Preschool, Grade 1, 2, Teacher Tools, Presentations
This PowerPoint about Light and Dark can help children to begin to understand the relationship between all living things and the sun; our need for light and the sun. What does the Light and Dark PowerPoint teach? Simply explained, children will learn: Darkness is the absence of light The sun is the main source of light on Planet Earth It reminds pupils never to look directly at the sun The sun provides warmth too - or Earth would be very cold Why plants need the sun: to make food to help them reproduce Creatures that come out in the daytime (the need for survival) Shadows - how they are formed Plants and animals that prefer the shade and why (the need for survival) Creatures of the night, and why? Nocturnal (the need for survival) This PowerPoint is silent but comes with full narration notes, both under each slide for use in Presenter View, or as a PDF. Do: Relate the slides to your pupil's experience. The slower pace of a Powerpoint means that the teacher is control and can add or subtract material as is felt necessary. What is included? 135 slide PowerPoint PDF Narration notes More: Why not team the Light and Dark PowerPoint with our Seasons PowerPoint as they go together very well? https://teachsimple.com/product/the-seasons-powerpoint-ks1
Author Lilibette's Resources
Tags Light And Dark, Day And Night, Nocturnal, Shadows, Seasons And Light, Dark, Light, Plants, Animals, K, Grade 1
Wind and Hydroelectric Energy Mini Unit - Lesson Plans, Powerpoint & Printables
Science, Basic Science, Grade 4, 5, 6, Presentations, Teacher Tools
Wind and Hydroelectric Energy Mini Unit This is an exemplary teaching resource chiefly designed for educators looking to school their students on alternative energy. Though it largely caters to grade 4-6 students studying Basic Science , it comes with two exciting lessons that explore the principles of wind and hydroelectric energy. Besides, the unit boasts a broad range of features: Seven printable worksheets Science stations Activities with lesson summarizers A splashy 28-slide powerpoint containing exclusive custom animations. An extensive end-of-unit assessment featuring twelve questions spread over two pages. Lesson one: Direct Instruction & Note-taking through Interactive Notebook Learning Map: In this first lesson, students will participate in note-taking using the provided interactive notebook learning map while being taught through direct instruction complemented by animated PowerPoint presentations filled with unique clip-art and attentively timed striking animations. Lesson two: Introducing Investigation Activity : This lesson introduces an investigation activity where groups of learners rotate between different science stations applied either as whole-classroom or small-group activities. Different tasks related to wind and hydroelectric energy include think-and-respond activities like comparing labeled images or comprehension passages titled “Wind Energy – From Moving Air To Electricity” followed by responsive q&as. The unit also offers specialized tasks like a cut-color-paste wind turbine diagramming activity enhancing hands-on growth in learners! If you're tech-inclined, it also presents computer-based research exercises on other alternative energy sources like biofuel or solar – Excellent for implementation through computer labs or mobile carts. The mini-unit lasts three-to-five science blocks depending on your class period length. To wrap it all up, there's a comprehensive quiz that assess student understanding throughout the unit. Motivating, Interactive and Empowering Self-learning! Lay the foundation for knowledge about alternative energy in young minds today with this educative package and prepare them to be leaders tomorrow.
Author ScienceRocket
Tags Wind Energy, Hydroelectric Energy, Alternative Energy Sources, Interactive Learning, Science Stations
Air Pressure Presentation
Science, Basic Science, Grade 4, 5, Presentations, Teacher Tools
Whether your students are studying the atmosphere or are completing science experiments , you’ll want to have engaging and informative resources for instruction. This is an Air Pressure Presentation . It is brief, but informative enough for students to learn from. The objective is for students to understand what air pressure is, how it works, and how to apply that understanding. This is a science lesson for upper elementary students in 4th – 5th grade. The presentation will begin with a picture for students to analyze. It is a picture of football players in action and students will decide who they think is experiencing the most pressure. The next slide will provide a visual representation of air molecules and how air pressure affects the molecules. Moving to the next slide, students will be given another example to imagine. The scenarios provided will be a great opportunity for students to brainstorm and discuss together. If you are looking for a way to increase student engagement in your class, that will do the trick! I hope you enjoy! You can find more resources at my storefront here: https://teachsimple.com/contributor/the-comprehensive-teacher Here are other similar resources for you to enjoy: https://teachsimple.com/product/my-heritage-booklet-project https://teachsimple.com/product/the-crucible-booklet-project https://teachsimple.com/product/how-a-bill-becomes-a-law-hexagon-project https://teachsimple.com/product/levels-of-thinking-posters https://teachsimple.com/product/end-of-year-reflection-packet https://teachsimple.com/product/pride-and-prejudice-student-workbook
Author The Comprehensive Teacher
Tags Air Pressure, Science Vocabulary, Football, Air Molecules, Science Presentation, Small Group Discussion, Basic Science, Physical Science