Sources of electrical power
Main Subject
Category
Science: Electricity
Inside
Includes answers
Resource type
Worksheet
Focus
Non-fiction
Focus
Comprehension
A Science reading comprehension exploring the different ways in which we generate electricity. The non-fiction PowerPoint presentation covers coal, nuclear, solar, wind and wave power in detail. Children learn about the advantages and disadvantages of each power source, then answer questions about each one.
Answers are included. Suitable for Y4, Y5 and Y6.
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Review this resource22/02/2021
Hi Sarah,
Many thanks for your comment. I have emailed you and do hope this problem is now resolved.
Many thanks for your comment. I have emailed you and do hope this problem is now resolved.
04/09/2018
17/08/2018
Hi, When I try to use the PowerPoint as a slide show, the pictures completely disappear and only the words can be seen. Any ideas?
Many thanks.
Many thanks.
17/08/2018
Hi Lisa,
For this particular resource, the text for the reading comprehension can be found in the PowerPoint. The Word and PDF documents contain the questions and answers. I hope this helps to clarify how to use this resource. The PowerPoint and Word document are available to subscribers. As a free member, you will find lots more comprehension resources, which include the text within the pdf, here:
<a href="https://www.teachitprimary.co.uk/searchresults?keyword=comprehension">comprehension resources</a>.
For this particular resource, the text for the reading comprehension can be found in the PowerPoint. The Word and PDF documents contain the questions and answers. I hope this helps to clarify how to use this resource. The PowerPoint and Word document are available to subscribers. As a free member, you will find lots more comprehension resources, which include the text within the pdf, here:
<a href="https://www.teachitprimary.co.uk/searchresults?keyword=comprehension">comprehension resources</a>.
23/01/2018
I don't find it useful because the reading part is not showing only the question part. therefore children cannot answer the questions because there's nothing to read to answer them
19/01/2018
