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Help students explore the five layers of Earth’s atmosphere with this printable science worksheet pack! Ideal for KS2 and KS3 science lessons on space, weather, and Earth systems, this resource includes: A labeling diagram of the atmospheric layers (troposphere, stratosphere, mesosphere, thermosphere, exosphere) A word search puzzle for key atmospheric vocabulary A coloring page to reinforce the concepts visually Perfect for classroom use, science homework, or space-themed lesson extensions. Supports understanding of altitude, temperature changes, and Earth’s protective systems.

Help students confidently distinguish between homogeneous and heterogeneous mixtures with this hands-on sorting activity. Perfect for KS2 or upper elementary science classes, this printable worksheet introduces key chemistry concepts in an engaging and accessible way. Students will cut out mixture examples and sort them into the correct category, building foundational science vocabulary and understanding through visual learning and classification. This activity can be used as part of a chemistry unit, review session, group work, or independent practice. It’s also great for interactive notebooks and science centers. What’s Included: Sorting mat with two categories: Homogeneous and Heterogeneous 12 to 16 illustrated mixture examples (e.g., trail mix, salt water, salad, air) Cut-and-paste worksheet version Answer key for easy reference and class discussion Black-and-white and color printing options Learning Objectives: Define and identify homogeneous and heterogeneous mixtures Improve classification and reasoning skills Expand science vocabulary related to chemistry and matter Reinforce concepts through visual sorting Develop fine motor skills through cutting and gluing Perfect For: KS2 science lessons Grades 4–6 (US curriculum) Chemistry units on matter and mixtures Science centers or interactive notebooks Homeschool or review activities Target Age Group: Ages 8 to 11 Year 4 to Year 6 (UK) Grade 4 to Grade 6 (US)

Is it a fruit or a vegetable? Help young learners explore the world of healthy eating with this fun and engaging Fruit and Vegetable Sorting Activity! This interactive cut-and-paste resource allows children to visually sort common fruits and vegetables into the correct categories—perfect for science, health, or nutrition-themed lessons. This hands-on activity is great for reinforcing food groups, boosting vocabulary, and strengthening fine motor skills. Whether used in the classroom, homeschool, or as part of a healthy habits unit, this resource keeps learning fun and meaningful. What’s Included: Sorting Mat: Divided into two columns – Fruit & Vegetable 18 Food Picture Cards: Includes common and colorful fruits and vegetables Cut & Paste Worksheet Answer Key for quick reference or self-check Black & white and full-color printable versions Learning Objectives: Identify and classify foods as fruits or vegetables Build food-related vocabulary and healthy eating awareness Practice fine motor skills with cutting and pasting Develop sorting, categorization, and observation skills Perfect For: EYFS, KS1, Reception, Year 1, Year 2 Science, PSHE, or health/nutrition lessons Centers, morning work, early finishers Homeschooling or food-themed bulletin boards Special education and ESL/EAL learners Target Age Group: Ages 4–7 Preschool to Year 2