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Science | KS1 | The food chain | BBC Teach

This film is an ideal tool to help pupils to explore what a food chain is and how essential they are to life on the planet.
From this film, pupils can explore and develop their own food chains to show local plants and animals become consumers and producers.
They can also look at what happens to a food chain should an element of this be removed.

Science | KS1 | Explain This... | The human body | BBC Teach

his video explains what the human body is, describing the organs of the body and the senses.
It names the main organs and explains what these do to keep humans alive.
The video also describes the senses and what each one allows us to do.

Science | KS1 | Keeping my body healthy | BBC Teach

This film explains that we need different amounts of the varying food groups and that some, if eaten in too great an amount, can cause our bodies harm.

Science | KS1 | Solutions | BBC Teach

This film gives pupils the opportunity to explore what a solution is in a real life context.
The film investigates what a solution is and how solutions are formed.
It describes the way that two substances combine when forming a solution and what properties each type of substance needs to have.

Science | KS1 | The plant life cycle | BBC Teach

This film is an ideal tool to help pupils to explore what a plant life cycle is and how these change over the course of a plants life.
From this film, pupils can explore and develop their own investigations into plant life cycle ideas to show different environmental factors such as warmth, light and water can impact on an plants ability to grow and reproduce.

Science | KS1 | How does sound travel? | BBC Teach

This film gives pupils the opportunity to explore how sound travels in a real life context.
The film investigates how sound is transferred through materials and the role that molecules have as part of this process.

Science | KS1 | Animal life cycles | BBC Teach

This film is an ideal tool to help pupils to explore what an animal life cycle is and how these change over the course of an animals life.
From this video, pupils can explore and develop their own animal life cycle ideas to show local animals and how they change over time.

Science | KS1 | Conductors and insulators | BBC Teach

This film is an ideal tool to support pupils in discussing what a conductor and insulator is.
Pupils can discuss and explore how the movement of molecules happens through watching the film and then think about how this can be transferred into other situations.

Photosynthesis for KS1 | Learn how plants MAKE their own food

Photosynthesis for KS1 is a great science video aimed to teach 1st to 3rd grade students learn about Photosynthesis and how plants are able to make their own food!

 

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