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Teach the structure of the sun with this engaging and easy-to-use worksheet pack! Designed for KS2 students learning about space and astronomy, this printable resource includes: A labeling diagram of the sun’s layers (core, radiative zone, convective zone, photosphere, chromosphere, corona) A fun word search using solar vocabulary A coloring page to help reinforce learning visually Great for science lessons on the solar system, stars, or Earth and Space topics. Ideal for classroom activities, revision, or homework.

Introduce young learners to the parts of the human head with this fun and easy-to-use worksheet pack! Ideal for KS1 science, this printable activity helps children recognize and label key facial features and sense organs. Includes: A labeling diagram of the head (eyes, ears, nose, mouth, hair, etc.) A simple word search with head-related vocabulary A coloring page to support visual and kinesthetic learning Perfect for body parts units, senses, or early science centers. Great for classroom use, revision, or home learning.

Dive into the structure of a chicken egg with this fun and educational Chicken Egg Anatomy Worksheet Pack — ideal for KS1 and KS2 students! This printable science resource helps learners identify and label the internal parts of an egg, reinforcing understanding of animal reproduction, nutrition, and life cycles. What’s Included: A detailed labeled diagram showing: shell, inner membrane, albumen (egg white), yolk, chalaza, air cell, germinal disc, and more A blank labeling worksheet for student practice A word search puzzle with egg-related vocabulary A coloring page to promote visual learning and creativity Learning Objectives: Identify the internal structures of a chicken egg Understand the function of each part in protection and development Strengthen scientific vocabulary and labeling skills Connect structure to life cycle concepts and reproduction Why Teachers Love It: No prep — just print and go! Supports KS1 and KS2 biology curriculum Ideal for interactive notebooks, science centers, homework, or sub plans Reinforces understanding of oviparous animals and egg development Perfect For: Lessons on chickens, birds, and reproduction Life cycle of a chicken units Nutrition and food science topics Year 2–5 science learners Visual and hands-on learners, EAL/ESL students

Help students discover how the Moon changes shape in the night sky with this interactive Phases of the Moon Worksheet Pack! Perfect for KS1–KS3 learners, this printable science resource teaches the full lunar cycle, from new moon to full moon and back again. What’s Included: A labeled diagram of the 8 moon phases: new moon, waxing crescent, first quarter, waxing gibbous, full moon, waning gibbous, last quarter, waning crescent A blank moon phases worksheet for labeling practice or assessment A space-themed word search puzzle with key lunar vocabulary A coloring page to support visual learners and reinforce understanding Learning Objectives: Identify and name all 8 primary phases of the Moon Understand the Moon’s position in relation to Earth and the Sun Build scientific vocabulary related to astronomy and space science Visualize and sequence the lunar cycle effectively Why Teachers Love It: No-prep, printable format — just print and go! Clear visuals for all learning styles Ideal for interactive notebooks, homework, stations, or STEM enrichment Aligned with KS1–KS3 Earth & Space curriculum objectives Perfect For: KS1–KS3 space science lessons Units on Earth, Moon, and Sun relationships Year 3–7 learners Visual learners, EAL/ESL students, and cross-curricular science activities

Bring the cosmos into your classroom with this engaging and educational Life Cycle of a Star Worksheet Pack! Perfect for KS2–KS4 learners, this printable science resource explores the incredible journey of a star — from stellar birth to spectacular death — through diagrams, vocabulary activities, and creative reinforcement. What’s Included: A labeled diagram showing the major stages of stellar evolution: nebula, protostar, main sequence star, red giant, white dwarf, supernova, neutron star, black hole A blank labeling worksheet for assessment or hands-on learning A space-themed word search puzzle with star life cycle terms A coloring page to support visual learning and creative expression Learning Objectives: Identify and sequence the life cycle stages of a star Understand how a star’s mass affects its final fate Build scientific vocabulary related to space and astronomy Connect real-world space concepts to physics and astrophysics Why Teachers Love It: No-prep printable format Visually engaging and easy to differentiate Supports curriculum topics in KS2–KS4 physics and space science Ideal for science centers, revision, interactive notebooks, and STEM clubs Perfect For: KS2–KS4 space and physics units Lessons on astronomy, universe formation, or stellar evolution Year 6–11 students exploring the cosmos and beyond Visual and auditory learners, EAL/ESL students, and space lovers

Help young learners master the concept of nouns with this interactive Noun Sorting Activity. Designed to support foundational literacy skills, this worksheet encourages children to sort nouns into four clear categories: people, animals, places, and things. The hands-on cut and paste format makes learning engaging while reinforcing vocabulary, categorization, and grammar understanding in a fun and simple way. Ideal for classroom literacy centers, homework, or early grammar practice. What’s Included: Sorting mat with four labeled categories: People, Animals, Places, and Things 16 picture-word cards for sorting Cut and paste worksheet format Black and white version for easy printing Optional answer key for teacher reference or self-checking Learning Objectives: Understand and identify common nouns Sort nouns into logical categories Build vocabulary and language awareness Strengthen early grammar and classification skills Practice cutting and pasting with accuracy Perfect For: EYFS Reception KS1 Ages 4 to 7 Literacy and grammar centers Whole class instruction or individual practice ESL EAL ELL support activities Homeschool settings

Support early classification skills and build science and literacy connections with this fun and hands-on Plant, Animal, Fruit or Veggie Noun Sorting Activity. This worksheet helps children recognize and categorize nouns into four groups: plants, animals, fruits, and vegetables. Ideal for science, literacy, or thematic centers, this cut and paste task allows students to practice sorting real-world objects while strengthening vocabulary, comprehension, and fine motor skills. What’s Included: Sorting mat with four labeled categories: Plant, Animal, Fruit, and Veggie 16 picture-word cards for sorting Black and white and color versions Cut and paste worksheet format Optional answer key for reference or assessment Learning Objectives: Identify and categorize common nouns Distinguish between plants, animals, fruits, and vegetables Build science and language vocabulary Develop classification and early sorting skills Practice cutting, pasting, and object recognition Perfect For: EYFS, Reception, KS1 Ages 4 to 7 Science, early literacy, or thematic lessons Literacy and science centers Homeschool and SEN support settings

Support early science learning with this Land or Ocean Animal Sorting Activity. Designed for EYFS and KS1 learners, this cut and paste resource helps children identify and classify animals based on where they live—on land or in the ocean. Learners will examine animal images and decide whether each one belongs in a land habitat or an ocean habitat. This activity builds foundational understanding of animal habitats while also supporting fine motor development, critical thinking, and early classification skills. Perfect for use in science centers, seasonal topics, or units on animals and habitats. What Is Included: Land and Ocean sorting mat 12 to 16 animal picture cards for sorting Cut and paste worksheet format Answer key for teacher or self-checking Black and white and color versions for flexible printing Learning Objectives: Classify animals based on their natural habitat Build vocabulary related to animals and environments Strengthen early science observation skills Practice fine motor skills through cutting and pasting Support early reasoning and categorization Suitable For: EYFS and KS1 classrooms Reception to Year 2 Ages 4 to 7 Science units on habitats and animals Homeschool and special education settings

Help young learners understand the difference between needs and wants with this engaging sorting activity. Designed for EYFS and KS1 students, this printable cut and paste worksheet introduces children to basic economic and personal decision-making concepts in a simple, relatable way. Children will look at everyday items and decide whether each one is a “need” (something essential for survival) or a “want” (something nice to have). This activity promotes critical thinking, discussion, and early social studies understanding. Perfect for PSHE lessons, community and citizenship topics, or classroom discussions about making smart choices. What Is Included: One sorting mat (Needs / Wants) 12 to 16 illustrated item cards (e.g., food, toys, water, games, clothes) Cut and paste version for hands-on engagement Answer key included for guidance or assessment Black and white and color options for printing flexibility Learning Objectives: Identify basic human needs vs wants Build vocabulary around essential items Strengthen decision-making and reasoning skills Develop fine motor skills through cutting and pasting Encourage conversation and reflection about daily choices Suitable For: EYFS and KS1 classrooms Reception, Year 1 and Year 2 Ages 4 to 7 PSHE, citizenship, and social studies units Homeschool or special education settings

Dive deep into marine biology with this engaging Squid Body Parts Worksheet Pack! Perfect for KS1 and KS2, this resource helps learners identify and label the main parts of a squid — an amazing invertebrate known for its tentacles, ink defense, and ocean habitat. What’s Included: A labeled diagram of a squid showing: mantle, head, eyes, arms, tentacles, siphon, fins, beak A blank labeling worksheet for student practice A word search puzzle using squid-related science terms A coloring page to support creativity and retention Simplified version for younger learners or EAL students Learning Objectives: Identify and label the external anatomy of a squid Understand how squid anatomy helps them survive in the ocean Build vocabulary around invertebrates and marine life Reinforce concepts through puzzles and coloring activities Why Teachers Love It: No-prep, easy-to-use printable resource Great for ocean animals, adaptations, and animal classification units Supports EAL, SEND, and visual learners Can be used in science, geography, or cross-curricular themes Perfect For: Year 2–5 science lessons Ocean or marine life studies Invertebrates or animal comparisons (e.g. squid vs octopus) Science notebooks, revision, or displays

Dive into ocean science with this fun and educational Squid Anatomy Worksheet Pack! Perfect for KS1–KS2 learners, this resource helps students identify and label the external and internal anatomy of a squid, while learning about marine life, invertebrates, and adaptations in an engaging way. What’s Included: A labeled squid diagram (external parts): tentacles, arms, mantle, fins, head, eyes, siphon, beak A blank labeling worksheet for reinforcement Optionally includes internal anatomy diagram (e.g. ink sac, gills, stomach, pen) A word search puzzle with squid vocabulary A coloring page to enhance retention and engagement Learning Objectives: Recognize and label the anatomical features of a squid Understand the role of each part in movement, hunting, and survival Compare squid with other invertebrates and marine animals Reinforce learning through puzzles and visual aids Why Teachers Love It: Print-and-go resource for science, oceans, or adaptation units Helps with observation, classification, and scientific vocabulary Ideal for visual learners, EAL, and SEND students Encourages curiosity about ocean ecosystems and invertebrate life Perfect For: Year 2–6 science lessons Marine biology and underwater animal units Animal classification and adaptation studies Cross-curricular links to geography and environmental science

Make science fun with this adorable and educational Llama Body Parts Worksheet Pack! Perfect for EYFS to KS2, these printable worksheets help children learn to identify and label the main parts of a llama, while also introducing geography and animal classification. What’s Included: A labeled diagram of a llama showing: head, ears, neck, body, legs, hooves, eyes, mouth, tail A blank labeling worksheet for practice and assessment A word search puzzle with llama-themed vocabulary A coloring page to support creative learning Simple labeling version for EYFS or EAL learners Learning Objectives: Recognize and label the external parts of a llama Understand the basic anatomy of mammals Build vocabulary around animals and geographic regions Reinforce science learning through puzzles and art Why Teachers Love It: Covers key objectives in EYFS, KS1, and KS2 science Great for cross-curricular links to South American geography Print-and-go format for no-prep lessons Supports visual learners, EAL, and SEND Perfect For: Year 1–4 animal science topics Farm animal comparisons and global habitats Early finishers, homework, and interactive notebooks Display work or animal-themed units

Discover the world’s largest lizard with this exciting Komodo Dragon Body Parts Worksheet Pack! Designed for KS1 and KS2, this resource helps students learn about the external anatomy of this powerful reptile while exploring habitats, adaptations, and animal classification in science lessons. What’s Included: A labeled diagram of a Komodo dragon featuring: head, tongue, legs, claws, eyes, tail, scales, body A blank labeling worksheet for classwork or assessment A word search puzzle with Komodo dragon vocabulary A coloring page for visual reinforcement and creativity Simplified version for younger or EAL learners Learning Objectives: Identify and label the external body parts of a Komodo dragon Understand basic reptile features and functions Build vocabulary around reptiles and dangerous animals Reinforce science through hands-on labeling and puzzles Why Teachers Love It: Engaging way to teach adaptations, habitats, and classification Ideal for animal science, reptile studies, or Asia ecosystems Suitable for visual learners, EAL, and SEND students Print-and-go — no prep required! Perfect For: Year 2–5 science lessons Animal topics, reptile comparisons, or world habitats Homework, revision, or early finisher activities Interactive notebooks or science displays

Hop into learning with this fun and educational Rabbit Body Parts Worksheet Pack! Perfect for EYFS, KS1, and KS2, this printable resource helps children identify and label the external body parts of a rabbit, while building science vocabulary and observation skills. What’s Included: A labeled diagram of a rabbit including: ears, eyes, nose, whiskers, tail, legs, fur, mouth, paws, body A blank labeling worksheet for independent practice A rabbit-themed word search puzzle A coloring page to support creative learning Simplified diagram version for younger or EAL students Learning Objectives: Identify and label the external parts of a rabbit Learn how body parts help rabbits move, sense, and survive Strengthen science vocabulary related to mammals and pets Reinforce knowledge through hands-on activities Why Teachers Love It: Aligned with EYFS–KS2 science curriculum Great for units on pets, farm animals, or mammals Supports visual learners, EAL, and SEND Easy to print and use — no prep required Perfect For: Year 1–4 science lessons Farm or pet animal topics Easter or springtime learning themes Homework, early finishers, and science notebooks

Introduce students to the digital world with this clear and engaging Parts of a Computer Worksheet Pack! Designed for EYFS through KS2, this printable ICT resource helps children identify, label, and understand the basic hardware components of a computer, making it perfect for digital literacy and technology lessons. What’s Included: A labeled computer diagram featuring: monitor, CPU (tower), keyboard, mouse, printer, speakers, webcam, headphones A blank labeling worksheet to test knowledge A computer-themed word search puzzle A coloring page of computer parts Simplified version for EYFS or EAL students Learning Objectives: Identify and label external parts of a computer Understand the purpose of basic input/output devices Build ICT and technology-related vocabulary Reinforce digital concepts through interactive learning Why Teachers Love It: Aligns with EYFS, KS1, and KS2 computing curriculum Great for digital literacy introduction or refresher lessons Supports visual learners, EAL, and SEND Easy to print, prep, and differentiate Perfect For: Year 1–5 computing and ICT lessons Technology-themed classroom displays Back to school tech units Homework, digital skills practice, or early finishers

Make farm animal science fun with this interactive Donkey Body Parts Worksheet Pack! Perfect for EYFS through KS2, these printable activities help students identify and label the external parts of a donkey, reinforcing vocabulary and observation skills related to mammals, farm life, and animal classification. What’s Included: A labeled diagram of a donkey showing: ears, eyes, nose, mane, mouth, neck, body, tail, legs, hooves A blank labeling worksheet for review or assessment A donkey-themed word search puzzle A coloring page to support creative learners Simplified version for EYFS or EAL learners Learning Objectives: Identify and label the external parts of a donkey Recognize donkey features as a mammal and working animal Build science vocabulary through labeling and puzzles Connect learning to real-life farm or rural topics Why Teachers Love It: Supports EYFS–KS2 science and farm animal themes Easy, print-and-go resource — no prep needed Great for visual learners, EAL, and SEND students Perfect for cross-curricular units in science, literacy, or geography Perfect For: Year 1–4 science and animal units Farm animal or countryside-themed learning Beginning of year “about animals” projects Homework, science centers, and fast finishers

Bring science and geography together with this wild and exciting Tiger Body Parts Worksheet Pack! Perfect for EYFS to KS2, this printable resource helps learners explore the external anatomy of a tiger while boosting vocabulary, observation skills, and understanding of wild animal adaptations. What’s Included: A labeled diagram of a tiger featuring: head, eyes, nose, ears, mouth, whiskers, body, tail, legs, paws, claws A blank labeling worksheet for review and assessment A word search puzzle with tiger-related vocabulary A tiger coloring page for creative reinforcement Simplified version for younger learners or EAL students Learning Objectives: Identify and label the external body parts of a tiger Build vocabulary around mammals, predators, and wild animals Understand how body parts help tigers hunt, move, and survive Reinforce knowledge through labeling, coloring, and puzzles Why Teachers Love It: Aligned with EYFS–KS2 science curriculum Supports cross-curricular themes on Asia, rainforests, or habitats Engages visual, EAL, and SEND learners No prep needed — print-and-go science resource! Perfect For: Year 1–4 animal science lessons Jungle or predator-themed units Wildlife comparisons or world habitats Homework, fast finishers, or interactive notebooks

Slither into science with this engaging Lizard Body Parts Worksheet Pack! Perfect for EYFS through lower KS2, this printable resource helps students identify and label the external parts of a lizard, introducing them to reptile anatomy, adaptations, and habitat exploration. What’s Included: A labeled diagram of a lizard showing: head, eye, mouth, legs, toes, claws, tail, scales, body A blank labeling worksheet for assessment or practice A reptile-themed word search puzzle A coloring page of the lizard for fun and reinforcement Simplified version for EYFS or EAL students Learning Objectives: Recognize and label the external body parts of a reptile Understand basic reptile features and functions Learn science vocabulary related to desert, rainforest, or woodland animals Support learning through visual and hands-on activities Why Teachers Love It: Aligned with KS1 and lower KS2 science curriculum Print-and-go — ideal for quick prep or homework Great for visual learners, EAL, and SEND Fits into units about habitats, adaptations, and animal groups Perfect For: Year 1–4 animal science lessons Reptile and cold-blooded animal comparisons Rainforest, desert, or woodland unit studies Science centers, early finishers, and displays

Snap up some exciting learning with this interactive Crocodile Body Parts Worksheet Pack! Designed for EYFS to KS2, this science resource helps learners identify and label the external body parts of a crocodile, while developing key vocabulary and understanding of reptiles and wetland habitats. What’s Included: A labeled diagram of a crocodile showing: head, eyes, snout, teeth, legs, claws, tail, scales, back, body A blank labeling worksheet for review or assessment A crocodile-themed word search puzzle A coloring page to enhance creative and visual learning Simplified version for EYFS or EAL learners Learning Objectives: Label the external parts of a crocodile Recognize reptile characteristics and physical features Understand adaptations that help crocodiles hunt and survive Build science vocabulary with hands-on reinforcement Why Teachers Love It: Links to KS1–KS2 science and geography topics No-prep, printable resource for instant use Excellent for visual learners, EAL, and SEND students Encourages cross-curricular learning (animals, rivers, ecosystems) Perfect For: Year 1–5 animal science lessons Reptile or dangerous animal comparisons Rainforest or river habitat studies Homework, early finishers, and science centers

Drive learning forward with this fun and educational Parts of a Car Worksheet Pack! Designed for KS1–KS3 learners, this printable resource introduces children to the main parts and components of a car, supporting STEM education and basic mechanics understanding. What’s Included:** ** A labeled car diagram showing: engine, wheels, chassis, steering wheel, doors, windows, exhaust, battery, headlights, brakes A blank labeling worksheet for student practice or assessment A car parts word search puzzle to reinforce vocabulary A coloring page to encourage creativity and engagement Learning Objectives: Identify and label the key parts of a car Understand the basic function of each part Build STEM and transport vocabulary Support early mechanical and scientific thinking Why Teachers Love It: No-prep, printable and classroom-ready Great for STEM, science, and transport-themed units Supports KS1–KS3 curriculum on forces, motion, and design technology Engages visual and kinesthetic learners Perfect For: Year 2–8 science or D&T lessons STEM days and transport topics Interactive notebooks, homework, or centers Cross-curricular projects (science + technology + art)