Car, aeroplane or train?

The worksheet provided is an educational activity designed for Year 2 students to learn about different forms of transportation and the specific terms associated with each. The task requires students to identify whether certain items and terms are related to a car, an aeroplane, or a train. For instance, students need to place a cross against items such as 'wings', 'pilot', 'passenger', 'terminal', 'sat nav', 'garage', 'platform', 'runway', 'rails', and 'airport' to indicate which form of transport they are associated with. The exercise begins with the word 'wings' already marked as associated with an aeroplane.

In addition to the matching activity, the worksheet prompts students to think about the activities and functions of an airport and a train station. This part of the lesson encourages children to explore the different environments and understand the roles they play in transportation. The worksheet is structured to be interactive and informative, providing a point for each correct answer and allowing 15 minutes for completion. It is a part of a larger educational resource focused on transport, developed by Focus Education (UK) Ltd, and aims to enhance students' understanding of the various aspects of transportation in an engaging manner.