Discover the wonders of the prehistoric world with our Dinosaur Facts Pages! Packed with exciting reading passages and colorful fact sheets, these resources are perfect for kids who love learning about dinosaurs. Whether you’re a teacher looking for engaging classroom materials or a parent nurturing your child’s curiosity, this collection has everything you need to…
Welcome to your guide on mastering science assignments! Whether you’re tackling physics, chemistry, or biology, the strategies outlined here will help you approach your coursework with confidence and precision. As you know here we have an Interest in English, and science. Including lesson plans and ideas for Stem lessons. This guide is designed not just…
Whether you are a teacher or a parent, there are a number of ways to teach elementary students about the 4 seasons. While there are plenty of activities and ideas that will help you teach your students the different traits and features of each season. We have a collection of 6 Seasons worksheets aimed at…
We have a set of 6 Earth Day Worksheets for free download here on the site. These aim to teach the main vocabulary around environmental issues and protecting the planet to help with teaching this subject in English classroom and lessons. You can Find the download link under the image below and we also have…
We have are a lot of cool and fun tornado facts on how tornadoes are formed, where you can see tornadoes, how big tornadoes are, why tornadoes are more common in some places and much much more.
Making a milk rainbow or milk firework simply requires a few drops of food coloring placed in milk and a drop of soap added to initiate the chemical reaction between them
This list of the Google AR animals includes Mammals like tigers, lions, giraffes, hippos and pigs, however it also now includes animals from Australia, insects both cute and scary and dinosaurs!
The meteor that is thought to have wiped out the dinosaurs, or at least caused the conditions that did is estimated to be about 10 to 15 kilometers wide. The reason it has such a large carter of over 150km across, called the Chicxulub crater is it was a Ferrari of meteors and was travelling really fast at about 20 km per second. Which is about 72000 kilometers an hour!
Well i am a teacher based in Hong Kong so we find ourselves under a defacto quarantine arrangement. I actually wrote this a couple of weeks ago and decided not to post it in the hope it would have all blown over. However students are now out of school until the 16th of March, and teachers are being asked to come up with online learning activities to try to bridge the gap.
emember seeing this on an old ( very old) English TV show called Why Don’t You, when i was a kid and running off to my mum sewing kit to try to take her needles. I tried to explain it to her that if ever we were lost i was learning how to save us. Luckily she let me go.
