This resource is a colourful storyboard that depicts Moses' life.

Thermal, Elastic, Kinetic, Light, Gravitational, Nuclear, Chemical, Sound, Electric

A detailed set of notes on different pioneering skills, good as an addition to the OUTDOOR CLASSROOM Scheme.

A whole lesson of activities, including a comprehensive method, a starter and plenary on how to cuttlefish cast. This resource ideally supplements a trained resistant materials teacher's lesson(s).

To be used in conjunction with prior knowledge of PYTHON. This resource covers: -Print -If, elif and else -Input -Syntax -Variables (and globalisation) -Score counting -#Comments -=, == and !=

A presentation covering how to simplify, add and subtract fractions. It can be used as revision or as a lesson.

The code based around PYTHON 3.5 Syntax and creating a non-crashing infinite loop.

Code and explanation on the DateTime function in PYTHON.

A lesson starter on error margins/bounds.

This resource is an acrostic poem for "Mary's Vocation". It is an example for children to create their own.

This resource highlights the tools needed to bend and twist metal, and gives a short explanation about each one.

A fun creative writing task, where students are given the first paragraph of a story and must complete the story in less than 500 words. It can be used as an assessment or as a revision or class task. The file itself is a word document. I AM HAPPY FOR YOU TO COPY THIS RESOURCE AS MANY TIMES AS YOU LIKE WITHOUT BUYING MORE.

This resources describes what life as a soldier in the trenches would have been like, the more important role women played in the war than before and what sort of weapons were used in WW1.

A set of 10 philosophy questions that are meaningful and thought provoking. These are ideal to get students' minds going at the start of the day.

This is for teachers and students alike, it covers denary and binary numbers, explaining what they are and how they are used. Converting between the two is lightly touched upon. This resource could be used for revision or as a lesson.

A comprehensive explanation of .split() in PYTHON. With each line of code explained so that it may be recreated in a different environment.

A presentation on how to add fractions with both like and unlike denominators. It could be used as a lesson or as revision. Contains questions and answers.

An explanation of what lists and dictionaries are in PYTHON, and how to format them.

A presentation covering how to simplify and subtract fractions with and without like denominators. Could be used as/in a lesson or as revision.

Information on logic gates and truth tables and the order of operations in PYTHON.