a range of activities that could be used as a round robin exercise on flooding in the uk, and flood defences, the pictures at the end could be used as a way of assessing progress each pupils has one on the board that they can move along at the completion of a task

medium term planning for the local geography KS3 topic

some simple keywords worksheets for words to do with cooking and sorting out, useful for pupils with english as an additional language

a set of display material on famous scientists and their qoutes, some are heros and some are villains and some occupy that grey area in between, makes a nice display to go with the unit i developed on heros and villains which i'll try to upload soon

I use this activity as the assessment at the end of the supernatural science topic I teach but it makes a good one off lesson too. Basically; using the pack of cards that are included the students can test each other to see if they are psychic (normally o

some simple worksheets on rocks useful for special needs/lower ability pupils

This sheet gets students to use google earth to look at satellite images of various things around the earth, they can guess what they are and draw them. A nice starter for the use of satellites

A simple handout to accompany a sense practical, requires resources such as 3 scent samples some food to taste, some short music clips etc, but the sheet is blank so you can choose these yourself

a simple map starter worksheet based on a pilots route roster for a week, also attached are a more detailed map for a rome-manchester flight

requires populations of jelly babies to carry out. give the pupils an island outline and a population of jelly babies they then use half the cards at the front of the actvity to affect their population and answer questions on what happens to their populations. The level ladder may need adjusting to match APP

A starter presentation about Murphy's Law to go with my slidey toast experiment where pupils see which toast topping is slippiest