Sometimes, you simply need a quick quiz without having to make it up yourself, and you ALWAYS want a way to mark them painlessly. Here is a quiz of 20 questions based on Junior Chemistry Also supplied is page 2 - marking guide. Print off (only one copy) of this page and slide under the answer sheet and tick off correct answers, or I’ve seen some cut out holes and use it as a guide sheet over each paper - simply to allow for quick and easy marking.

Here is a quiz of 20 questions based on Classification of Organisms Also supplied is page 2 - marking guide. Print off (only one copy) of this page and slide under the answer sheet and tick off correct answers, or I’ve seen some cut out holes and use it as a guide sheet over each paper - simply to allow for quick and easy marking.

Presentation of the hazards in the laboratory. (Signs and icons) Clear descriptions of the main safety signs and icons used in laboratories.

Sometimes on a long trip, you want to give your kids an activity that doesn't mean shoving an iPad under their nose or a computer game. These activities are very simple and can help your kids fill in time on a long trip. Either in a car or for all the kids on a school bus, these games are simple, fun and keep them occupied - at least for a little while.

Here is a quiz of 20 questions based on Energy Also supplied is page 2 - marking guide. Print off (only one copy) of this page and slide under the answer sheet and tick off correct answers, or I’ve seen some cut out holes and use it as a guide sheet over each paper - simply to allow for quick and easy marking.

Designed for year 7. This is an introductory lesson for year 7s. Use these resources as a guide, they are useful as part of a well planned lesson. Please leave feedback!

Includes a basic run through of the essentials, plus a few slides on the components of a microscope. Always use only in conjunction with other activities as part of a well planned lesson! Please leave feedback!

Great activity for introducing students to the safe use of bunsen burners. Not intended as a “stand alone” activity - always use only as part of a well planned lesson.

Simple worksheet for lesson activity for teacher - led drawing of tectonic processes

This was prepared primarily for physics students, but the content applies to just about any subject. I will update this from time to time. Please send me your suggestions if you have any! All images are obtained royalty free without attribution requirements

Here is a quiz of 20 questions based on Electricity Also supplied is page 2 - marking guide. Print off (only one copy) of this page and slide under the answer sheet and tick off correct answers, or I’ve seen some cut out holes and use it as a guide sheet over each paper - simply to allow for quick and easy marking.

Presentation to be used in conjunction with a practical (and/or demo) on rates of reaction/collision theory.

A presentation to use with students in an ICT - packed lesson. Google Earth is a great tool for exploring the planet, and this is a useful lesson in demonstrating how to use some of Google Earth’s functionality to determine the epicentre of an earthquake. Contains slides, and a video demonstration embedded within the Powerpoint. It is a large file, so beware.