All Science articles – Page 10
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Tickcharts, Venn diagrams and grids
This is the second set of worksheets that accompany Jean Brewster’s introduction to process skills and data-handling. Moving from tickcharts, the easiest type of graphic organizer, to Venn diagrams and grids, this series of exercises enables children to examine the differences and similarities between types of big cat. Includes speaking ...
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ArticleAmazing world of food: Lesson 3: Fruit and vegetables
In the third lesson of Carol Read’s Amazing world of food, children learn to identify and describe different types of fruit based on climate and parts of plants where vegetables are from. They then design a leaflet to promote eating fruit and vegetables. Step-by-step teacher’s notes and student worksheets are ...
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British English vocabulary lesson: Hospital
This lesson plan, available at Elementary and Upper intermediate levels, practises vocabulary connected with hospitals.
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Wild animals: Mammals, reptiles and birds
In this lesson plan, pupils learn the characteristics of our furry, scaled and feathered friends.
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Wild animals: Carnivores, herbivores and omnivores
In this lesson plan, pupils study the different groups of animals according to what they eat.
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Vertebrates
A lesson plan to introduce the different types of vertebrates, including amphibians and mammals, and their properties.
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Invertebrates: Tarantulas
A lesson plan with some excellent activities to teach students the key characteristics of these carnivorous creatures.
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Extreme animals
In this lesson plan, pupils study fascinating animals, from the world’s biggest to the most intelligent.
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Wild animals: Parts of their bodies
In this lesson plan, pupils assemble a cut-out to learn the names of wild animals and label the parts of their bodies.
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Wild animals: Frogs
This lesson plan introduces the life cycle of frogs and the key characteristics of amphibians.
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Wild animals: Fish
In this lesson plan, pupils learn the main characteristics of fish, including the parts of their body, where they live, and what they eat.
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Marine life
In this lesson plan, pupils match puzzle pieces, classify marine animals and fill in a chart according to what sea creatures can and can’t do.
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Herbivores and carnivores
In this lesson plan, pupils learn about the appearance and eating habits of owls, rabbits, mice and snakes, classifying them according to whether they are herbivores or carnivores.
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ArticleAnimal classification
This lesson plan consolidates the names of animals, the characteristics of mammals and practises using is and isn’t.
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ArticleAnimal characteristics
This lesson plan introduces the external characteristics of animals by having pupils complete animal riddles, draw animals and then create new riddles for their partner.
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Amazing world of food: Lesson 1: Where food comes from
In this lesson children identify food that is imported from other countries and describe where imported food comes from and how far it travels to get there.
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ArticleAmazing world of food: Introduction and project map
An introduction to Carol Read’s Amazing world of food project, including a comprehensive project map with details of lesson aims and skills, language and vocabulary covered in each lesson.
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Amazing world of animals: Lesson 6: Endangered animals
March 3rd is World Wildlife Day. Help your students learn more about endangered animals with this project lesson for young learners.
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Amazing world of animals: Lesson 5: Animal life cycles
In the fifth lesson of Carol Read’s Amazing world of animals, children learn to recognize that all animals have life cycles, to understand similarities and differences between them, and to identify and describe the life cycles of two animals. Step-by-step teacher’s notes and student worksheets are included.