KS3 Forces and Energy revision booklet

Sheets used to help students mane basic compounds

Quick lesson on evaporation and sublimation using particle model

Diagrams of soundwaves requiring labels to be filled in by students

Lsoon covering ultrasound and advantages over Xrays

Presentation going through the different types of specialised cell. Word doc has correct answers on first sheet - mixed up on second and pictures to stick over on third sheet

Explain how human hearing works. Describe how loudness is measured. Explain how human hearing can be damaged. Explain how a microphone works. Print and use the diagrams on the final slide as a resource for the pupils to use

Introductory lesson for New students about Lab safety

Y7 Forces - Display posters and questions

Covers the basic requirements of particles that a cell needs to live and how they move. Good to get the kids singing the Hokey Cokey - try to find the theme on utube if you can - it will help

Revision page for particles Y7

Basic intro to how properties of compounds differ to those of elements - basic practical using iron and sulphur.

Quick lesson on the states of matter Get them to copy out the table Use 2 Ltr bottles one FULL TO THE BRIM of water and one with just air inside. Stand on each bottle in turn - Water shouldnt compress but air will. open the bottles and let the water flow out Squeeze the bottle of air to make a sheet of paper move to show air flow

Balance forces question sheets

State what an element is and where a list of them can be found?   Describe how to write an element symbol Use the Periodic table to write the symbol of an element. Recognise an element from its symbol.

Basic lesson on the idea of pressure created by particle movement

State what elements are made up of and describe how they are different from each other. recognise what a chemical formula tells you and give examples of element formula Describe the different arrangements of metal and non-metal elements using atom diagrams. Describe how the properties of 1 atom of an element differ from a large group atoms of the same element.