Lesson slides looking at moving sugars through a plant via translocation.

This is a task sheet designed to last an entire lesson. I developed this for cover work but have also used this in a teacher led lesson. The sheet contains the key information for the lesson and a variety of tasks for the students to complete. The tasks follow a difficulty level ladder based on Blooms but adapted to the Science classroom: Recall (simplest) Understand Apply Analyse Evaluate Create (hardest) The lessons follow the Activate KS3 book scheme.

Investigate the effect of pH on the rate of reaction of amylase enzymes. To meet the AQA GCSE specification for the required practical. Includes learning objectives for the practical, a method, results table, graph area and questions to be completed. Can be used as revision in the run up to exams.

A lesson to cover the endocrine system part of the Biopsychology topic in A Level Psychology. This series includes links to videos, kahoots, quizzes and extra information. Can be used by students as revision or taught in class. Written to show students what they should know as a result of their GCSE science, recapping and building upon this knowledge. Covers both the AS and the A Level specification.

Worksheets for lessons on sound waves. Aimed at a low-ability KS3 class.

A complete revision pack for revision of the Attachment unit in AQA Psychology A Level. For each lesson there is a slide of quick questions, a slide of key information, a slide with a past exam question, a slide with the mark scheme and a slide for essay planning. Those lessons not being assessed in 2022 are clearly marked. If you like the format of this session, please check out my ‘Forensic Psychology Revision Session’ resource.

A learning mat covering acids, alkali’s, neutralisation and indicators.

This is based on the Collins AQA GCSE (9-1) Text books. It includes what pages are relevant for those on Combined Science, Trilogy (higher tier) , what the required practicals are and key vocabulary for each topic. I use these as a introduction to new topics and throughout the unit. Students are able to tick lessons as they complete them and ensure they know the required vocabulary. They help students to target their revision and understand what they need to do to catch up if they miss lessons.

To meet the AQA GCSE specification for the required practical. Includes learning objectives for the practical, a method and questions to be completed. Can be used as revision in the run up to exams.

A checklist for organisation of revision or teaching for the new 9-1 GCSE specification. Taken from the specification. Clearly marks what is triple science knowledge.

A checklist for organisation of revision or teaching for the new 9-1 GCSE specification. Taken from the specification. Clearly marks what is triple science knowledge.

A checklist for organisation of revision or teaching for the new 9-1 GCSE specification. Taken from the specification. Clearly marks what is triple science knowledge.

A lesson to cover the nervous system part of the Biopsychology topic in A Level Psychology. It covers neurones, synapses and neurotransmitters. This series includes links to videos, kahoots, quizzes and extra information. Can be used by students as revision or taught in class. Written to show students what they should know as a result of their GCSE science, recapping and building upon this knowledge. Covers both the AS and the A Level specification.

Lesson slides and worksheet for a lesson on localisation of brain function.

A lesson aimed at KS3 with a group-work task and peer review.

A learning mat with recall questions and exam style questions. A second mat is provided with the answers. This follows the AQA specification and forms part of the topic on Inheritance, Variation and Evolution. Sized to be printed on either A4 or A3.

This group of resources has been created for use as induction to science work for year 6 students preparing for secondary school. They can generally be used by KS2 and KS3 students (years 3 to 8) though. Grow a Rainbow: In Science, one of the things we learn about is chromatography. We have a method here that you can use to grow a rainbow using the chromatography method.

This group of resources has been created for use as induction to science work for year 6 students preparing for secondary school. They can generally be used by KS2 and KS3 students (years 3 to 8) though.