18 worksheets to enhance lessons on Plants and Photosynthesis. Originally created for pupils in a PRU they worked well and kept the pupils on task and helped them to consolidate their learning. The worksheets cover the important aspects of the KS3 2014 Curriculum and can also be used for revision for KS4.

Fact sheet followed by true / false statements. This is part of a full booklet which will soon be available in its entirety (18 pages) on the new TES prime site. Look out for it in January.

Fact sheet and task on vitamin and nutrient deficiencies.

A fact sheet with questions on the role of the structure of a leaf in photosynthesis eg stomata etc.

Read the 2 fact sheets on vitamins and then fill in this table. Tick the box if that vitamin is present in the food.

Fact sheet about the storage of food made in photosynthesis and where it gets stored.

Worksheet involving photosynthesis equation and fact sheet and tasks on this.

A word search and questions about herbivores, omnivores, carnivores, consumers etc. Can be used for a cover lesson or for SEN pupils

Put the drug in the correct container. Join the drug to the container with a coloured pencil. (Medician, recreational and illegal)

A continuation of worksheet 2 on this topic with reference to the chemical equation involving photosynthesis. Self assessment exercise.

This workbook of 18 pages covers the 2014 curriculum for keystage 3 and presents a set of resources to help pupils to achieve their learning objectives as follows: 1. to understand what food I need to maintain a healthy body. 2. to understand which foods belong to each main group: carbohydrates, proteins and fats. 3. to understand the consequences of an imbalanced diet. 4. to be able to plan a healthy, balanced meal. 5. to become acquainted with the vocabulary pertaining to a healthy lifestyle and diet. The resource was originally designed for secondary PRU pupils who enjoyed working through the resource and were fully engaged in the topic.

Fact sheet followed by an activity to match up the 2 halves of a set of statements.

I was working in a local PRU teaching EDEXCEL science to a group of pupils who were totally NOT interested in the learning process but were keen to get a grade. So I bought them each the revision guide published by Pearson - the green one for foundation as this was the level they were working on. I then created this workbook. They really liked it and enjoyed working through the booklet and filling in all the answers from the guide. The process of simply reading and filling in the answers helped every pupil in that group to get a C grade. I think this booklet will be useful for homework, revision and days when cover is needed for a class. Please let me know what you think of it as I have more and need feedback before I make them available.

Use the fact sheet to help with this task: Design a healthy meal of carbohydrate and protein Design a plate of food that you could have for breakfast which includes food from the carbohydrate and protein groups. This food should keep you full for hours and give you all the energy that you need. Draw the food on the plate and colour it in. Next to each food write what the benefits of that food are to your health.

Read the information about good carbohydrates and bad carbohydrates. Then select the best plates of food below and say why they are a better choice to eat. Also say why the other plates of food are not a good choice for breakfast.

Fact sheet and task on minerals water and fiber

What do we mean by a balanced diet? Fact sheet on refined and unrefined carbohydrates. 2 handouts

In each trolley place 10 products that suit the label on the trolley. Be guided by some of the suggestions on the previous handout ( Fit and Healthy 1) but now add some of your own e.g. think of the various breakfast cereals etc.

The pupils should also write a definition or a sentence on each word in the wordsearch.

An introductory handout with the teaching aims and a short task.