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Teach friction with a clear, visual, ready-to-present lesson for Designed for Year 3 (UK) / Grade 2 (US/International) Forces & Motion.This slide deck introduces friction as a force that can slow down or stop motion, compares different surfaces, and builds practical science skills through a simple fair test investigation. What’s included: Student-friendly explanations and visuals (one idea per slide) Key vocabulary support (friction, surface, rough, smooth, fair test, results) Interactive m

Teach your Year 3 students how shadow size changes with this clear, visual science slide deck. This resource helps pupils understand that a shadow can become larger or smaller when the distance between the light source, object, and surface changes. The slides use simple diagrams, visual sequencing, and child-friendly science language to make the pattern easy to teach and easy to remember. This slides-only resource is ideal for whole-class teaching, lesson introductions, science discussions, fair

Teach your Year 3 students how shadows are formed with this clear, visual science slide deck. This resource helps pupils understand that a shadow forms when light from a light source is blocked by an object and appears on a surface. The slides use simple diagrams, strong visual sequencing, and child-friendly science language to make the concept easy to explain and easy to remember. This slides-only resource is ideal for whole-class teaching, lesson introductions, science discussions, retrieval p

Support your Year 3 science lessons with these clear, print-friendly changing shadow size worksheets. This worksheet set helps pupils understand how shadows can become larger or smaller when the light source, object, and surface are moved. Students review shadow-size patterns through visual comparison, labeling, prediction, and sentence completion. These worksheets are ideal for independent practice, partner work, science review, homework, or follow-up after a whole-class lesson on light and sha

Support your Year 3 science lessons with these clear, print-friendly shadow worksheets. This worksheet set helps pupils understand how shadows are formed through labeling, object comparison, and science sentence completion. Students learn that a shadow forms when light from a light source is blocked by an opaque object and appears on a surface. These worksheets are ideal for independent practice, partner work, science review, homework, or follow-up after a whole-class lesson on light and shadows

Check student understanding of changing shadow size with this simple, visual Year 3 science assessment pack. This resource includes three focused assessments to help pupils show what they know about how shadow size changes. Students review the core idea that moving an object closer to or farther from a light source can change the size of the shadow on a surface. These assessments are useful for quick checks, end-of-lesson review, informal assessment, science journals, or evidence of understandin

Use this friction assessment pack to check understanding quickly after teaching the lesson or running a surface investigation. These visual, low-prep pages help you assess the core idea that friction can slow down or stop motion.What's included- Quick Check 1: Friction Basics- Quick Check 2: Apply It- Exit Ticket 1: Why Things Slow Down- Exit Ticket 2: The Friction Test- Stop and Think reflection checkPerfect for- end-of-lesson checks- small groups- centers- intervention and reteaching- quick fo

Teach your Lights & Shadows lesson with this ready-to-use science slide deck focused on light sources and reflection. Students learn that some objects make their own light, some objects reflect light, and we see many things because light travels from a source and bounces into our eyes. Best fit: Year 3/Grade 2 (US/International). What’s included 1 lesson slide deck review of the idea that we need light to see teaching slides on light sources and non-light sources reflection teaching slides w

Check student understanding of shadow formation with this simple, visual Year 3 science assessment pack. This resource includes three focused assessments to help pupils show what they know about how shadows are formed. Students review the core idea that a shadow forms when light from a light source is blocked by an object and appears on a surface. These assessments are useful for quick checks, end-of-lesson review, informal assessment, science journals, or evidence of understanding during a Ligh

Teach the core idea that we need light to see with ready-to-use Year 3 / Grade 2 science slides. These visual lesson slides are designed for whole-class teaching and help students compare bright, dim, and dark conditions using clear examples and discussion prompts. This is a strong standalone option if you mainly need the teaching slides. For the full lesson with worksheets, assessments, vocabulary, activities, video, and teacher guide, see the complete bundle: https://www.teacherspayteachers.co

Teach gravity with a clear, student-friendly slide deck built for primary learners. Designed for Year 3/Grade 2 (US/International), this resource supports a 60-minute lesson with discussion prompts, vocabulary, and a simple classroom investigation. What students will learn: Gravity is a pulling force Gravity acts without touching Gravity pulls objects toward the Earth Gravity affects falling objects (misconception check) What’s included: Ready-to-teach slide deck (PPTX) Clear lesson flow:

Teach magnetism with a clear, student-friendly slide deck designed for primary learners. Designed for Year 3/Grade 2 (US/International), this resource supports a 60-minute lesson with discussion prompts, vocabulary, a simple investigation, and quick checks for understanding. What students will learn Magnetism is a non-contact force Magnets can pull (attract) and push (repel) Magnets do not pull everything (only certain materials) Closer = stronger magnetic pull Magnets have two ends (pole

Forces & Motion (Lesson 3): Touch and No-Touch Forces is part of our primary science unit Forces & Motion and is designed for Year 3 (UK) / Grade 2 (US/International). In this lesson, students learn to identify forces that happen through contact (touch) and forces that act at a distance (no-touch), with interactive sorting and quick checks built in. What’s included: Lesson Slides (PPTX) with clear visuals and teacher-friendly prompts A class sorting activity (touch vs no-touch forces) A simp

Designed for Year 3 (UK) / Grade 2 (US/International).These full-color, visually engaging friction investigation worksheets help students run a simple fair test and explain their results using clear, attractive prompts. Students will: Set up a friction investigation (Which surface makes an object stop sooner?) Identify what must stay the same in a fair test Record observations and write what they found out (claim + evidence style) What’s included: 3 colorful, visual investigation worksheets

Use these Pushes & Pulls posters and visual aids to make the first Forces & Motion lesson easier to teach and easier for students to remember. This print-ready set supports the key ideas of push vs pull, force direction, and force strength with clear classroom visuals.What's included- printable poster pack PDF- visuals for what a force is- push vs pull examples- force-direction arrows- bigger vs smaller force examples- misconception check visualPerfect for- anchor charts and classroom display- l

Forces & Motion (Lesson 2): Friction is part of our primary science unit Forces & Motion and is designed for Year 3 (UK) / Grade 2 (US/International). This set of colourful posters and visual aids supports friction lessons with clear visuals, vocabulary, and experiment reminders. What’s included (PDF • 5 pages): What is friction? (student-friendly definition) Why things slow down (anchor visual) Rough vs Smooth (usually) comparison Surface set for the investigation (tile/desk, cardboard, t

Check understanding of light sources and reflection with these Lights & Shadows science assessments. Students show what they know about which objects make their own light, which objects reflect light, and how light helps us see things. Best fit: Year 3/Grade 2 (US/International). What’s included • 1 combined assessment PDF • light source and non-light source checks • simple reflection understanding tasks • picture-based and written response questions • end-of-lesson science understanding checks

Check understanding of early light concepts with these simple science assessments for a Lights & Shadows lesson. Students show what they know about why light helps us see, what dark means, and when objects are easier or harder to see. Best fit: Year 3/Grade 2 (US/International). What’s included 1 combined assessment PDF mini quiz concept check exit ticket multiple choice, short response, and picture-based understanding checks These assessments work well as quick checkpoints during teaching,

Support your Lights & Shadows lesson with a clear, engaging science video that helps students understand that we need light to see. This video reinforces the key lesson idea through simple visuals and explanations that make it easier for young learners to connect light, darkness, and seeing. Best fit: Year 3/Grade 2 (US/International). What’s included 1 MP4 science lesson video clear explanation of why light helps us see visuals linked to bright, dim, and dark settings simple recap of the co

Teach magnetism with a clear, student-friendly animated science video that explains the big ideas: magnetism is a non-contact force, magnets can pull (attract) and push (repel), and magnetic force is stronger when magnets are closer. Designed for Year 3/Grade 2 (US/International), this video works well for: lesson hooks and concept introductions recap / retrieval practice intervention and re-teaching independent review or home learning What’s included 1 MP4 video (4 minutes 1 second) P