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Why do cats act so weird? An interactive video
TED-Ed’s lesson on why cats climb, pounce, hide and purr. The video stops for a question now and then, and a wrong answer offers to replay the part it was about.
SCI5 T2 W2-RESPIRATORY SYSTEM
An interactive game on the parts and functions of the respiratory system
Animal facts loop
Ten animals, each asked for by a fact and answered by a picture. Find the animal in your hand that answers the card on the table, and the chain grows until it loops back to the start.
Planets fact grid
Five planets: their place from the Sun, what each is known for and the Roman god it is named after. What pupils know fills the grid; three clues help with the gods.
Tour of the solar system: collect six of the eight planets
Collect six of the eight planets as you move round the board, choosing your direction at every turn and trading at the bank.
Animal families: a quartets game for three
Animal families as a quartets game for three: collect all four of a group by asking for cards, with a fact on every card to identify it.
End-of-term science: a classroom game show
An end-of-term science game show run from the teacher’s screen: five categories, a Daily Double, steals, and answers in the form of a question.
Body words bingo: thirty words for the human body
Thirty human-body words on 4 × 4 cards. You call, the class plays on their own screens, with three rounds to win: corners, a row, the full card.
Parts of a flowering plant
The parts of a flowering plant: drag each of the six labels onto the right spot on the picture.
The seven colours of the rainbow, in two minutes
A rainbow and seven empty slots. Name the seven colours in two minutes, with the first letter of each as a hint.
Twelve element symbols: open them in any order
Twelve element symbols dealt face down: Na, Fe, Au, Pb and the rest that do not spell their name. Open them in any order.
Weather words: the anagram warm-up
Nine weather words with their letters jumbled. Unscramble each one; a definition waits behind the question mark if you need it.
Solid, liquid or gas? Sorting at room temperature
Eighteen substances to sort into solid, liquid or gas at room temperature. Each card is confirmed the moment it lands in a box.
Cells and transport: end-of-unit check
A ten-question end-of-unit check on cells and transport. No ticks or crosses while you answer; the score and its verdict come at the end.
The twelve cranial nerves, with no tells
The twelve cranial nerves from memory. No slots, no count and no give-up: type what you know and find out at the end.
Ecology acrostic: the word down the column
Nine ecology clues, one answer per row, and a marked column that spells the key term of the unit as the rows fill in.
Restless Earth: the plate tectonics crossword
Seventeen plate-tectonics terms, each clued by its textbook definition, laid out as a classic crossword. Answers are still there when you come back.
Water cycle word hunt: the secret message
Sixteen water-cycle words in a grid with no letter wasted: the cells left over spell a secret message, and typing it finishes the puzzle.
Parts of the Microscope
Strands Unit 1 Ch 2 (easy)
Amplify Unit 1 Ch 2
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