This is a set of 10 worksheets about these groups of the animal kingdom: Amphibians, arachnids, birds, crustaceans, fish, insects, mammals, molluscs, reptiles and worms. Each sheet has: a description, pictures, a small classification key showing which group (phylum or class) they are found in and a set of questions which follow on (can be printed double sided). These sheets can be used for a comprehension activity where students complete the sheet that they have and then swap with someone else or they can be used to help students with independent research. They can even use the classification tree diagrams on each sheet to make a massive tree diagram where they can organise all of the animal groups that they've learned about.

This is a detailed Powerpoint for use in a science lesson. It is GCSE level chemistry that covers the structure of the atom (in terms of electrons) and ionic bonding. The lesson includes interactive slides, a differentiated ion formation task on the slides and an ionic bonding task on the included worksheet. NOTE- 1. your students will need a periodic table for this lesson and for the worksheet 2. the slides each have notes describing what to do although it should be self explanatory

These Powerpoint slides go through scalar and vector quantities and also distance time calculations. In the slides there are two activities, one is to identify if quantities are scalar or vector, and the other is to calculate the speed by using and rearranging the formula to calculate the speed (this is also differentiated). Each slide has notes to recommend what each slide should be used for.