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Based on the Australian Curriculum, Science Understanding in Science Year 4 includes:
Teach your students about life cycles of plants and animals with this 19-slide teaching presentation.
Piece together the life cycle of a tree with this cut and paste worksheet.
Reinforce science vocabulary by creating a booklet to reference when studying food chains and food webs.
Help your students cement their understanding of the plant life cycle with this interactive game.
A teaching presentation in which the students investigate Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples' knowledge and use of physics.
Organise, record and display information about the life cycle of a frog with these activity templates.
A poster highlighting the weathering and erosion process.
Display this set of science vocabulary posters in your classroom when learning about food chains and food webs.
A poster of the world map featuring 64 species and subspecies that are on the critically endangered list.
A 14 slide editable PowerPoint template exploring the characteristics of plants in our environment.
Six educational posters describing types of Terrestrial Ecosystems.
A teaching presentation investigating the effect of contact and non-contact forces on the movement of objects in traditional Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children’s instructive toys and games.
Sort producers, consumers and decomposers, with this cut and paste science worksheet.
Display information about force and motion with this set of 12 vocabulary posters.
Reinforce science vocabulary with this set of 22 force and motion vocabulary puzzles.
The Earthly Word Search uses scientific vocabulary in a fun way!
Posters with pictures and information for eight different types of natural disasters.
Learn about the difference between a food chain and a food web with this 18-slide teaching presentation.
A teaching presentation introducing the students to the different types of force.
Fact cards featuring 64 species and subspecies that are on the critically endangered list.
A 19-slide editable PowerPoint template about floods and their impact on communities.
A poster explaining the roles of the Sun, producers, consumers, and decomposers in the food chain.
Display this set of 22 mini-posters in your classroom when learning about force and motion vocabulary.
An inquiry-based assessment task for students to demonstrate their understanding of how vegetation is used across Australia by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples in a variety of different ways.
An infographic poster showing the implications of The Ecological Footprint.
A teaching presentation discussing processed and natural materials and their differences.
Learn about natural and manmade materials with a printable resource pack.
Identify man-made and natural materials in the classroom with a gallery walk organiser.
A set of dominoes to use in the classroom when investigating animals which lay eggs.
An inquiry project that encourages students to research animals and their habitats and design a reptile house in a theme park.
Fifty-seven forces and motion-related vocabulary cards for a word wall.