This is a task sheet designed to last an entire lesson. I developed this for cover work but have also used this in a teacher led lesson. The sheet contains the key information for the lesson and a variety of tasks for the students to complete. The tasks follow a difficulty level ladder based on Blooms but adapted to the Science classroom: Recall (simplest) Understand Apply Analyse Evaluate Create (hardest) The lessons follow the Activate KS3 book scheme.

Investigate the effect of pH on the rate of reaction of amylase enzymes. To meet the AQA GCSE specification for the required practical. Includes learning objectives for the practical, a method, results table, graph area and questions to be completed. Can be used as revision in the run up to exams.

A checklist for organisation of revision or teaching for the new 9-1 GCSE specification. Taken from the specification. Clearly marks what is triple science knowledge.

Lesson slides and activities for a lesson on the structure of DNA.

This is a task sheet designed to last an entire lesson. I developed this for cover work but have also used this in a teacher led lesson. The sheet contains the key information for the lesson and a variety of tasks for the students to complete. The tasks follow a difficulty level ladder based on Blooms but adapted to the Science classroom: Recall (simplest) Understand Apply Analyse Evaluate Create (hardest) The lessons follow the Activate KS3 book scheme.

A complete revision pack for revision of the Attachment unit in AQA Psychology A Level. For each lesson there is a slide of quick questions, a slide of key information, a slide with a past exam question, a slide with the mark scheme and a slide for essay planning. Those lessons not being assessed in 2022 are clearly marked. If you like the format of this session, please check out my ‘Forensic Psychology Revision Session’ resource.

Aimed at higher tier Triple Science students. Looking at ionic, covalent and metallic bonding. In my class the students answer on mini-whiteboards.

This is a task sheet designed to last an entire lesson. I developed this for cover work but have also used this in a teacher led lesson. The sheet contains the key information for the lesson and a variety of tasks for the students to complete. The tasks follow a difficulty level ladder based on Blooms but adapted to the Science classroom: Recall (simplest) Understand Apply Analyse Evaluate Create (hardest) The lessons follow the Collins KS3 book scheme.

Lesson slides looking at the cross-section of a leaf and how leaves are adapted to increase photosynthesis.

A learning mat covering acids, alkali’s, neutralisation and indicators.

A revision task looking at the structure, bonding and properties of ionic, covalent and metallically bonded compounds. Contains information for triple science (graphene column) but this can easily be removed for use by combined scientists. Helps the students to understand the difference between structure and bonding.

A presentation with an activity to model half-life and questions for the students to complete. It should take an hour for the class to complete. Can be stretched to cover two lessons for a low ability group.

A checklist for organisation of revision or teaching for the new 9-1 GCSE specification. Taken from the specification. Clearly marks what is triple science knowledge.

Includes space for food tests and enzymes involved in digestion. Designed as a revision resource to help students make links between the different lessons.

A checklist for organisation of revision or teaching for the new 9-1 GCSE specification. Taken from the specification. Clearly marks what is triple science knowledge.

An introduction to the Biopsychology topic in A Level Psychology. It gives an overview of the nervous system and endocrine system and covers the fight of flight response. this series includes links to videos, kahoots, quizzes and extra information. Can be used by students as revision or taught in class. Written to show students what they should know as a result of their GCSE science, recapping and building upon this knowledge. Covers both the AS and the A Level specification.

A booklet for students to work through. Looks at the structure of haiku, the purpose and writing haiku and tanka poems. Accompanying presentation included.

This group of resources has been created for use as induction to science work for year 6 students preparing for secondary school. They can generally be used by KS2 and KS3 students (years 3 to 8) though.

In light of what has been going on in the world, I have been working on pulling together a PowerPoint looking at how the Black Lives Matter movement ties in with some of what we do in Psychology. There are four main sections to this presentation: accessibility of mental health services, schemas, bias in research and BAME Psychologists. Each section has information and tasks which can completed. This was aimed at my sixth form students studying A Level Psychology and was an optional resource for them to look through during lockdown.