Fold the edges to the middle to make 'doors'. Cut along the lines between the words (wave speed, charge flow etc) to make flaps which reveal the equation underneath. A space inside allows the student to add units and the triangle to rearrange the equation. The spaces on the back allow the student to rearrange the equations. Could be used in class, for homework or for revision.

Periodic table for display. Fills a display board. Colour coded with labels and ready to print.

Tracker sheets to be stucking the back of books. Allows students to record grades for assessed work/tests, record the EBI and tick when the EBI is complete. Also, a graph is included so grades can be seen visually. Target grades could be added as a line across the graph. Easy for scrutinies and OFSTED to see progress over time.

Help students to learn key words with these cards. I put a pile at the front of the class and students take them and fill them in when they need them. The EAL cards allow EAL students to translate from their first language to help them to learn the language. Cross curricular.

A one off lesson on reversible and irreversible reactions for year 5 or 6. Practical methods included.

A worksheet aimed at explaining immunity in a diagram. Differentiated from adding labels to comparing passive and active immunity. 2 sheets per page to keep photosopying costs down.

This PowerPoint takes students through the year 6 classification module in order to cover the national curriculum for that module. The resource should be spit across a series of lessons. All worksheets/card sorts etc are included. Perfect for specialist and non-specialists alike!

I’ve created this project for students to complete unaided by a teacher as part of their home/remote/online learning during lockdown. The tasks will guide them through the human skeleton and it’s functions, animal skeletons, and endo- and exokeletons.

examples that can be used to draw Sankey diagrams.