F-2 Biological Sciences - Australian Teaching Resources

Foundation - Year 2 Science - Biological Sciences

life cycles

life cycle

australian animals

australian animals

habitats

plants

minibeasts

animals

australia

butterfly life cycle

butterfly life cycle

frog life cycle

frog life cycle

rainforest

habitat

parts of a plant

parts of a plant

butterfly

life cycle of a butterfly

life cycle of a butterfly

desert

dinosaurs

insects

great barrier reef

great barrier reef

living things

* New * Parts of a Spider Labelling Worksheets
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A lovely set of minibeast topic worksheets, allowing you to label the key parts of an insect. Available in a range of options to allow you to choose the activity.
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* New * What do Plants Need to Grow? Science Shorts Animation
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How do I use this animation to teach children about the basic needs of plants? This quick, informative video will help to bring science to life. Use this as a plenary to help remind children about the key facts and information about what plants need to survive. They are a great visual aid and a good way to initiate questions and discussion. Why not have pupils watch them as a home task so that they are ready to talk about what they have found out when they come into class? Share this via a Pin
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* New * Growing Well Foundation Year Biological Sciences Display Banner
Head your Growing Well Science display with this lovely themed banner! Features our own illustrations to help brighten up your classroom, and clearly define the theme of your topic board. The banner prints over 3 A4 sheets which you can piece together.
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* New * Parts of African Animals Cut and Paste Worksheets
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This worksheet is great for your children to learn about animal body parts and their use for particular purposes such as moving and feeding.
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* New * Animals Branching Database Activity Pack
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Pupils use the cards to interrogate the interactive branching database and identify animals through their characteristics. An interactive and fun way to develop understanding of branching databases and support learning in science.
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Bush Food Display Photos
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This set of A4 bush tucker photos display colourful images of Australian bush food.
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What to Feed Worms in a Wormery Display Posters
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Create a useful display next to your wormery to teach children about which foods to feed the worms! The colourful posters show suitable foods, such as fruit and vegetable peelings and scraps and unsuitable foods, such as cheese and garlic.
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Under the Sea Themed Mindfulness Colouring Sheets
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Use our fantastic mindfulness colouring sheets which are a brilliant resource for you to use with your class when teaching them about mindfulness.
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Parts of Australian Animals Cut and Paste Worksheet
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This set of five cut and paste worksheets is great for your children show what they’ve understood about the common body parts and purposes of different Australian animals, including the saltwater crocodile, koala, kangaroo, emu and Tasmanian devil. A fantastic, informative resource to start a topic on animals – perfect for science lessons in Year 1.
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Sorting Living Things Worksheets
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Use these activity sheets to teach your children how to identify and sort living things.
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Animals and Their Habitats Matching Activity
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This matching activity is a great way to test your children on their knowledge of animals and their habitats!
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Pets Colouring Sheets
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Based on our A4 display posters, this is a very handy set of plain A4 sized colouring posters, featuring key topic images . Why not print out the colour version and allow the children to develop both colour recognition and fine motor skills?
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