The science sheet, ready before the experiment.
Prediction sheets, fair-test write-ups, word banks and topic checks, written for your class and the unit you're on. Text Baker what you're testing and the PDF comes back to the chat, with boxes to draw and label.
The trays are out. The sheet isn't.
The lesson that needs a sheet
The ice, the salt and the timers are ready. What isn't ready is a page where they write down what they think will happen first.
The write-up frame that doesn't fit
The investigation frames you find are either too wordy for your class or so bare they don't help anyone plan a fair test.
The check you write from scratch
You want a quick topic check on the words they should know now. So you build one from your planning notes, at ten at night.
Baker knows your year group and the unit you're on, and sends back the sheet your class writes on, before the trays come out.
Science sheets that fit how your class works.
Baker keeps what you tell it about your class and your science units, and uses it on every sheet.
Predict, test, explain
Prediction sheets and fair-test frames follow the steps your class uses: what I think, what I'll change, what I'll keep the same, what happened.
I've split it into predict, test and explain, with lines for what happened.Pitched at your class
Short words and big boxes for Year 1. Proper vocabulary and full sentences for Year 5. Baker remembers which group needs the sentence starters.
Sentence starters for the green group again, like last time?The words they need
Word banks at the top of the page and vocabulary sheets for the unit, using the science words your curriculum expects for that year.
Word bank: dissolve, solution, soluble, insoluble, filter.Room to draw and label
Draw-and-label boxes for plants, circuits, the water cycle or what they saw. Baker writes the task; your class does the drawing.
can it have a box to draw the circuitOne text for every part of the science lesson.
Say what you're teaching and what you want them to do. These are the kind of texts that work.
Prediction sheets
A page to write or draw what they think before you test.
Float or sink prediction sheet for Year 1 Which material keeps ice frozen longest? Predictions firstFair-test write-ups
A frame for planning the test, writing down results and saying what they found.
Fair-test frame for dissolving sugar in warm and cold water Year 5 write-up for the parachute investigationVocabulary and word banks
The words for the unit, with a sheet to match words to meanings.
Word bank and matching sheet for the Year 3 rocks unit Key words for light and shadows, with a gap fillTopic checks
Short end-of-unit questions, numbered, with answers on the last page.
Ten-question check on states of matter Quick check on plants for Year 2, picture boxes to drawDraw and label
A labelling task with a box to draw in and a word bank to help.
Draw and label a flowering plant, word bank at the top Draw the circuit and label the bulb, cell and wiresVersions for your groups
The same investigation, set up for each group in the room.
Same sheet with sentence starters for the green group A challenge question at the end for my top tableThe difference is the page they write on.
A real science sheet Baker made, a picture for every object.
Not a mock-up. We texted Baker as a test teacher, and this is exactly what came back, pictures and all. Open the PDF and print it.
a float or sink prediction sheet for my 2nd graders, with pictures of each object
Here you go. Eight objects with a picture each, so nobody's guessing what the coin is.
Answers on the back for when the bowl of water comes out.
PDFWill It Float or Sink?
Text what you're testing. Print the sheet.
Tap Text Baker now
WhatsApp opens with a message to Baker ready to go. Send it. No sign-up, no account, no password.
Text the investigation
Open WhatsApp and ask in your own words. "Year 3 prediction sheet for which surface the car rolls furthest on" is plenty.
Print it, or ask for a tweak
The PDF lands in the chat. Want a word bank, bigger boxes or a version with sentence starters? Just say so.
Everything you get for science.
- Science sheets for every unitPrediction sheets, fair-test write-ups, vocabulary, topic checks and draw-and-label tasks. Unlimited messages.
- Built around your investigationTell Baker what you're testing and the sheet is made for that, not something close.
- Pitched at your classYear group, curriculum and which group needs extra help, remembered from the first time you say it.
- Word banks and draw-and-label boxesThe science words on the page, and room for pupils to draw what they see.
- Answers on the last pageTopic checks come with an answer page, so marking is quick.
- Every other subject tooThe same number does worksheets, maths, quizzes, stories, songs and lesson plans.
One plan. Unlimited messages. Cancel any time.
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- Your first resource is completely free. No card, no account, nothing to sign up for. Just text.
- Cancel by text: send CANCEL, confirm with YES, done. Your plan runs to the end of the month you paid for.
- Every PDF is a real file on your phone. It's yours to keep, print and share.
- First names only. Baker doesn't keep surnames or medical details.
What Baker doesn't do (yet).
Science questions teachers ask first.
What kind of science sheets can it make?
Prediction sheets, fair-test and investigation write-ups, results sections, vocabulary sheets and word banks, end-of-unit topic checks and draw-and-label tasks. Each one comes back as an A4 PDF with a Name and Date line and room to write.
Which year groups and curricula?
Primary: Reception and Year 1 to 6 in the UK, Kindergarten to Grade 5 in the US and Canada, and the matching years in Ireland, Australia and New Zealand. Your phone number sets the country and curriculum, and you can tell Baker which unit you're on.
Can it include pictures or diagrams?
Pictures, yes: a colour picture of each object to sort, or the plant they're looking at. Labelled diagrams, no, because Baker can't put words inside a picture. For those it adds a draw-and-label box and a word bank.
Can it do a results table?
Not a ruled grid. Baker sets out a results section instead, with a heading for each thing you test and lines to write on. Ask for what you want to record and it lays it out on the page.
Can I get versions for different groups?
Yes. Ask for sentence starters, a word bank, bigger boxes or a challenge question and Baker sends a separate PDF for that group.
How much does it cost?
Your first resource is completely free: no card, no account, just text. After that the Baker plan is $20 USD a month for unlimited messages. Text PLAN any time to see the details.
How do I cancel?
Text CANCEL and confirm with YES. You keep Baker until the end of the month you've paid for and you won't be charged again. Changed your mind? Text KEEP.
Is it safe to text about my pupils?
Use first names or group labels ("the green group"). Baker won't store surnames, medical or special-needs details, and it says so if you send them. The full detail is in our privacy policy.
Your next investigation is one text away.
Tell Baker what you're testing. Get back the sheet your class writes on, made for them.