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KS1 Exploring Materials Books 10pk

Original price was: £138.32.Current price is: £91.88.

Helping to Support Teaching and Learning

Material Properties Exploration: These books provide a detailed exploration of everyday materials, helping children describe and identify their physical properties. A valuable resource for enhancing understanding in Year 1 Science.
Curriculum Aligned Content: Aligned with the Year 1 Science curriculum, these books focus on distinguishing objects from the materials they are made from, supporting targeted learning objectives.
Interactive Learning: Encourages interactive learning by prompting children to name and identify various materials such as wood, plastic, and metal, fostering observational skills.
Comparative Analysis: Facilitates comparative analysis of material suitability for different uses, aiding decision-making skills in Year 2 children through practical examples.
Supports UK Curriculum: Specifically supports the ‘Everyday materials’ topic in the UK curriculum, focusing on describing and comparing material properties effectively.

A series of books that explore everyday materials, enhancing foundational scientific knowledge.

Fosters critical thinking and scientific inquiry among children by encouraging them to investigate and compare various materials.

Designed for Year 1 students, this set of ten books enriches understanding of everyday materials such as wood, metal, plastic, and glass. Children learn to describe physical properties of materials, essential for developing scientific literacy.

The content aligns with the materials and properties KS1 curriculum, enabling children to differentiate between objects and the materials they are made from. Practical examples and activities encourage hands-on investigations, simplifying complex concepts.
Additionally, these books support Year 2 curriculum outcomes by helping children identify and evaluate material suitability for various uses, promoting critical thinking and decision-making skills. Each book fosters exploration and fosters curiosity, foundational for scientific learning.