Science in stories: Jack & the Beanstalk

Can you help the giant get back to his castle? Over two lessons pupils will learn about trees and what they need to grow tall and strong.

Ages: 4-7

Topic: Plants

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Jack & the beanstalk 1: Identifying common trees presentation (outdoor version)

Presentation

Can pupils help Mr Giant learn about trees in the local area? Take pupils into the playground or local park.

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Jack & the beanstalk 1: Identifying common trees presentation (classroom-based)

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Can pupils use descriptions of leaves and seeds to identify common trees?

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Jack & the beanstalk 1: Identifying common trees - Worksheet 1

Worksheet

Use with the classroom-based Identifing common trees presentation. Can pupils match the tree to its description?

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Jack & the beanstalk 1: Identifying common trees - Worksheet 2

Worksheet

Use with the classroom-based Identifing common trees presentation. Pupils create clues to describe their chosen tree to a partner.

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Jack & the beanstalk 2: Testing seed growing conditions presentation

Presentation

Can you advise the giant how to grow his seeds into a tall, strong and healthy plant?

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Jack & the beanstalk 2: Testing seed growing conditions worksheet

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Can pupils report their findings to the giant?

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