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This section provides guidance on how ICT can be used effectively to support interactive whole class teaching during Science lessons.
ICT can give access to information and ways to measure and analyse variables, it gives children further scope in their investigations and supports the collation of data. ICT enables the teacher to increase the pace of the lesson when appropriate and can help redress the balance in making resources and planning for teaching. ICT allows children to access and interpret up to date information and to present in a range of formats.
It is important to note however that ICT should only be used when it contributes to the interactive teaching of Science. The use of ICT is not appropriate for all Science teaching – investigations, scientific enquiry outside the classroom, collecting and recording evidence and many other established ways of teaching remain of vital importance. ICT can provide a medium through which children can present, review and evaluate the investigations and enquiry which have taken place.
 Smartboard Notebook version of these files
Sam Linton from Southwark has converted these files to Smartboard Notebook.
You can access them from the Science page of the Submitted resources area
Note: The Promethean files, which you can download here, have a 'rub-out' feature. The PowerPoint files have been created from Promethean so that non-Promethean users can see how they are put together. The 'rub-out' feature does not work with PowerPoint files. We are currently converting these files for other whiteboard users. |
PowerPoint files
Promethean files
Starboard files
 Investigation sheet
3A Teeth and eating
3B Helping plants grow well
3C Characteristics of materials
3E Magnets and springs
3F Light and shadows
4A Moving and growing
4B Habitats
4C Keeping warm
4D Solids, liquids and how they can be separated
4E Friction
4F Circuits and conductors
5A Keeping healthy
5B Lifestyles
5C Gases around us
5D Changing state
5E Earth, sun and moon
5F Changing sounds
6A Interdependence and adaptation
6B Micro-organisms
6C More about dissolving
6D Reversible and irreversible changes
These resources were produced by Herefordshire LEA.
NOTE: The 'rub-out' feature only works with Promethean versions.
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