Forms of Energy Teaching Resources for Year 4
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Heat Insulators Science Experiment (Keeping Out the Heat)
Investigate heat insulators with your students using this engaging science experiment.
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Heat Conductors Science Experiment (Feel the Heat)
Investigate heat conductors with your students using this engaging science experiment.
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What is Heat? Thermal Energy Teaching Slides
Guide students through learning about thermal energy with this set of ‘What is Heat?’ teaching slides.
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Heat Transference Worksheet
A worksheet to help students identify examples of heat transference.
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The Heat is On Worksheet
A worksheet to consolidate your students' understanding of heat energy.
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What is Heat? Worksheet
A worksheet to help students understand heat energy.
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Heat Sources Poster Set
Display these heat sources posters during your heat energy science unit.
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Forms of Energy – Year 4 Science Experiments for Kids
Investigate mechanical, electrical, light, thermal and sound energy with this set of science activities for kids.
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Science Experiment - Lights Line Up!
A science experiment which explores light.
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Light Word Wall Vocabulary
Sixty light related vocabulary cards for a word wall.
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Science Experiment - Line Up the Light!
A science experiment which explores how light travels.
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Sources of Heat Teaching Slides
Learn about the different sources of heat with this set of engaging teaching slides.
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Heat Sources Cut-and-Paste Worksheet
Explore different types of heat sources with your students using this cut-and-paste worksheet.
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What is Heat? Poster
Explore the concept of heat energy with this classroom poster.
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Famous Inventors Fact File — Alessandro Volta Comprehension Worksheet
Print an Alessandro Volta fact file worksheet to introduce students to this famous inventor and expand their understanding of electricity!
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Electric Avenue - Understanding the Non-contact Force of Electrostatics PowerPoint
A teaching presentation introducing the students to the non-contact force of electrostatics.
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Moving Heat Worksheet
A worksheet to help students understand how heat moves.
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Storm's a Comin' - Worksheet
A worksheet to use when exploring sound in science or music.
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Colours of the Rainbow Poster
Teach the order of colours in the rainbow with this classroom poster and worksheet.
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Does the Sun Transfer Heat? – Science Experiment
Discover how the sun transfers thermal energy and which objects absorb more heat with this science experiment for kids.
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Heat Energy Vocabulary Match Up Activity
Explore different heat energy vocabulary words with this definition and word match-up activity.
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Heat Sources Sorting Activity
Explore various sources of heat with this printable sorting activity for your students.
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Conductors and Insulators Poster
A poster highlighting conductors and insulators of heat energy.
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What's in the Box? - Worksheet
A worksheet to use when exploring the concept of light.
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Natural and Human Made Heat Sources Sort
Explore the different man-made and natural heat sources with this sorting activity.
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Forms of Energy Poster Pack
Display information about mechanical, electrical, light, thermal and sound energy with this poster pack.
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Electricity Word Wall Vocabulary
Use this teacher-created electricity resource to teach electricity-related vocabulary. Build a word wall with your students during your electricity lessons.
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Light Display Banner
A classroom display banner to use on your 'Light' display board.
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Light Diffraction Poster
A poster explaining the sunlight and its colours.
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Let the Sun Shine In! - Worksheet
A worksheet to use when exploring the sun as a light source.
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Voltaic Pile Poster
A poster showing Alessandro Volta's Voltaic Pile.
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Light Display Banner Version 2
A classroom display banner to use on your 'Light' display board.