Primary Learning Visualised

Teach changing shadow size with a clear, visual Year 3 science video lesson. This video lesson helps pupils understand how shadow size changes in a simple and engaging way. Students learn that the distance between the light source, object, and surface can change how large or small the shadow appears. The video is designed to support classroom teaching, review, re-teaching, independent viewing, or science centers during a Light and Shadows unit. This resource is useful when you want a ready-to-us

Teach shadow formation with a clear, visual Year 3 science video lesson. This video lesson helps pupils understand how shadows are formed in a simple and engaging way. Students learn that a shadow forms when light from a light source is blocked by an object and appears on a surface. The video is designed to support classroom teaching, review, re-teaching, independent viewing, or science centers during a Light and Shadows unit. This resource is useful when you want a ready-to-use visual explanati

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

Forces & Motion: 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). This short, student-friendly video explains the difference between contact (touch) forces and non-contact (no-touch) forces using clear visuals and simple examples. In this video, students will learn: A force is a push or a pull Contact forces need touch (e.g., pushing, friction) Non-contact forces act at a distance (e.g., gravity, ma

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 short video lesson uses a toy car test to show how friction can slow down and stop motion on different surfaces. In this video, students will learn: What friction is (a force that happens when surfaces touch) How friction can make moving objects slow down or stop How different surfaces can create different amounts of friction (e.g., desk

Teach gravity with a clear, student-friendly animated science video that explains the big idea: gravity is a pulling force that acts without touching and pulls objects toward Earth. 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 23 seconds) Pairs perfectly with our Forces & Motion: Gravity s

Support your Lights & Shadows lesson with a short science video focused on sun safety and bright light. This resource helps students review key ideas in a clear, engaging format and works well for lesson introduction, recap, or reteaching. Best fit: Year 3/Grade 2 (US/International). What’s included • 1 science lesson video • sun safety teaching support • bright light review • visual reinforcement for discussion and recall This resource works well alongside the lesson slides, worksheets, assessm

Support your Lights & Shadows lesson with a short science video focused on light sources, non-light sources, and simple reflection. This video helps students review key ideas in a clear, engaging format and works well for lesson introduction, recap, or reteaching. Best fit: Year 3/Grade 2 (US/International). What’s included • 1 science lesson video • review of light sources and non-light sources • simple explanation of reflection • visual support for discussion and recall This resource works wel