Free teaching resources: science

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Title	Date	Size	Type
Unpredictable Rain KS2-3 PowerPoint examining the relationship between climate change, unpredictable rainfall patterns and global drought warnings. It can be used in Citizenship, PSHE, Geography and Science lessons, as well as for school assemblies. (Published May 2012) By ActionAid	[10/05/2012]	5200 kb	PPT
Exploring HIV and AIDS in Developing Countries Exploring HIV and AIDS in developing countries. KS3-4 PowerPoint, teaching resources and teacher notes. This resource explores the stories of those living with HIV and AIDS in developing countries. It can be used in citizenship, PSHE, geography and science lessons, or to mark Worlds AIDS Day on 1st December. (Published 2011) By ActionAid	[23/11/2011]	1944 kb	ZIP
Climate Change Adaption Stories Images and film footage from ActionAid programmes showing how people in India, Kenya and Bangladesh are adapting to climate change. (Published 2011) By ActionAid	[15/11/2011]	765 kb	PPT
Schools - East Africa Drought KS2-4 PowerPoint exploring the East Africa drought and food crisis. Contains case studies of people living in drought-affected Kenya, links to a video blog and suggestions for how schools can help. (Published July 2011) By ActionAid	[04/10/2011]	3475 kb	PPT
What happened to the climate in 2010? KS2-3 PowerPoint. This lesson starter takes a brief look back at weather and temperature events in 2010, including what was done to tackle climate change. (Published 2011) By ActionAid	[21/03/2011]	1663 kb	PPT
PowerDown climate change toolkit (primary) KS2 - Practical toolkit containing curriculum-linked lesson ideas, activity sheets and photo cards. Learners explore causes and impacts of climate change around the world and how to be part of the solution by reducing energy use. (Published 2008) By ActionAid	[07/03/2011]	3689 kb	PDF
PowerDown climate change toolkit (secondary) KS3 - Practical toolkit containing curriculum-linked lesson ideas, activity sheets and photo cards. Learners explore causes and impacts of climate change around the world and how to be part of the solution by reducing energy use. (Published 2008) By ActionAid	[07/03/2011]	5318 kb	PDF