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Introduce your class to the concept of sustainable cities with this informative and easy-to-understand KS2 Information Sheet. Perfect for geography or global citizenship lessons, it explains how cities can be designed and managed to be more environmentally friendly and better for people. What’s Included: • A student-friendly explanation of what makes a city sustainable • Key features such as green spaces, public transport, recycling, and renewable energy Perfect For: • KS2 geography or PSHE lessons • Supporting discussions around climate action and the future of our cities • Research tasks, comprehension, or fact file creation • Project-based learning and presentations This printable PDF is great for helping learners explore how human choices can shape the future of our planet - encouraging curiosity, critical thinking, and sustainability awareness.

Help your pupils understand one of the most important issues facing our planet with this clear and accessible Global Warming Information Sheet. Perfect for KS2, this resource explains what global warming is, what causes it, and what we can do to help. What’s Included: • A student-friendly information sheet explaining global warming • Key vocabulary and clear definitions • Simple explanations of causes, effects, and possible solutions Perfect For: • Geography or science cross-curricular lessons • Supporting discussions about climate change and environmental responsibility • Research tasks and non-fiction reading practice • Creating posters, presentations, or fact files This printable PDF is a great addition to any eco-topic, helping students build awareness and encouraging them to think about their impact on the world.

Challenge your pupils’ problem-solving skills with this 2-Step Word Problems Worksheet, designed for Year 3 and Year 4 learners. There is also a lower ability option included. What’s Included: • A set of word problems requiring two-step solutions • Real-life contexts to make maths meaningful and engaging • Clear layout with space for working out answers Perfect For: • Developing multi-step reasoning skills • Independent practice or guided group work • Maths interventions or early finisher activities • Homework or revision

Spark curiosity in your science lessons with this hands-on Conductors and Insulators Investigation Sheet, designed for learners aged 7–11. This resource guides students through a simple and engaging experiment to test a variety of materials and determine whether they are electrical conductors or insulators. Perfect For: - KS2 electricity topics - Developing scientific enquiry skills Practical classroom investigations or homework Encouraging discussion around material properties and circuits

Boost your students’ problem-solving abilities with these engaging two-step word problem worksheets, perfect for third and fourth grade learners! This differentiated resource includes two versions to suit a range of abilities. Each worksheet focuses on real-life scenarios using addition and subtraction in a way that encourages critical thinking and builds mathematical fluency. Ideal for independent practice, small group work, homework, or even assessment!

A worksheet that includes a setting description of an enchanted forest. At the bottom there is a task for the pupils to complete where they have to find a descriptive phrase in the text for each of the 5 senses.

An information sheet/worksheet about the sectors of industry (primary, secondary and tertiary). There is a mini activity at the bottom for students to complete.

A document explaining what life is like in the mountains and how humans use the landscape to benefit themselves and their communities.

Introduce your students to the fascinating process of mountain formation with this clear and concise Formation of Mountains Information Sheet. Designed for learners aged 7–11, this resource explains how mountains are formed, making it an excellent addition to your geography lessons.

A worksheet for children to create their own animal to help them to learn about habitats, adaptations and prey and predator.

Help your students explore the fascinating world of maps with this engaging worksheet focused on three key types: physical, political, and thematic. Designed for learners aged 7–11, this chart encourages active participation by prompting students to describe each map type, fostering a deeper understanding of their unique features and purposes.

An information sheet about orientation and the different methods that we can use to orient ourselves.

Introduce your students to the fundamental components of maps with this engaging Parts of a Map Labelling worksheet. Designed for learners aged 7–11, this activity encourages students to identify and label key elements commonly found on maps, such as the compass rose, scale, key, and title.

Introduce your students to the fascinating world of cartography with this clear and engaging information sheet. Designed for learners aged 7–11, it explains what cartography is and outlines the process of making a map. This resource serves as an excellent visual aid to support geography lessons and spark curiosity about map-making.

A template that can be used to retell the myth “How the tortoise got his shell”.

A simple summary plan using the “Somebody Wanted To But So Then” format.

A worksheet that can be used for children to practise using full stops, question marks and exclamation marks.

A printable table that can be used to complete the similarities and differences between myths and legends.

A short independent task for children to complete after reading Odysseus and the Cyclops. First they circle the relevant adjectives and then write a short character description.

Help your students grasp the essentials of effective recount writing with this clear and comparative resource. Designed for learners aged 7–11, it presents two versions of a recount: one that succinctly summarizes the main points, and another that includes unhelpful details. This side-by-side comparison encourages critical thinking and discussion about what makes a recount engaging and informative.