This is a resource for my low ability Year 7 maths group on reading pictograms. It covers reading simple pictograms where each picture represents one, pictograms where pictures represent more than a value of one and focusses on 3 core skills: working out the value for each line, using this information to order the results (most popular to least popular) and working out the total number of responses to the survey. Notes are included on the slides. Please leave me feedback if you use this resource. Included IS a version saved in the previous PowerPoint version.

This resource contains two different sheets for use whilst teachig electricity. The first sheet gives pupils a series of different circuits and ammeter readings where pupils have to work out the missing values. The second is an 8 A5 page booklet which is designed for pupils to work their way through independently and covers the use of circuit symbols, drawing circuits and basic ammeter and voltmeter readings. I hope that you find this resource useful and that you will leave feedback if you are able to use it.

This is a presentation that can be used to explain to pupils how day and night happens. The presentation covers the spinning of the Earth and the axis. This is a good introduction to the concept of day and night or as a revision resource. I hope that you find this useful and you will leave feedback if you use it.

This is a PowerPoint that will teach pupils about the Moon. Early slides will introduce the Moon and give students some basic facts about it. There are a couple of slides about the Apollo mission (and links on the notes section of the slides to help you with some information to tell pupils). There is an experiment that is explained on the notes section of the slides that pupilscan use to get the cycle of changes to the shape of the Moon when viewed from Earth. I hope that you find this resource useful and will leave feedback if you use it.

This is a lesson that takes pupils through how a bady develops in the womb. It is an image rich resource that will capture pupils attention. The lesson also covers the role of the placenta, the fluid around the baby and what a women may feel like when she is pregnant. The worksheet contains eight images of a developing baby that pupils can cut and stick in order and write a caption to go with each one. I hope that you find the resource useful and will leave feedback if you are able to use it.

This is a pair of PowerPoint resources that can be used as part of the Respiration topic. They cover the equation for respiration and a detailed look at the gross structure of the lungs. The worksheet covers the content from the two lessons. I hope that you find the resource useful and will leave feedback if you are able to use it.

This is a worksheet that gives pupils a series of chemical compound formulae and asks pupils to work out the number of atoms, the number of elements and the names of elements in each of the formula given. There is an answer sheet provided. The second worksheet is designed to illustrate the change in atomic arrangement during a chemical reaction (please note that the atoms are not correctly arranged on this sheet as it is designed to reinforce the basic number of atoms in a formulae). The second sheet will introduce pupils to the idea of word equations and chemical reactions.

This is a lesson package for teaching your pupils about the Jewish place of worship. The presentation contains pictures of different synagogues from around the world and looks at the key items that will be found in every synagogue. The plenary will ask pupils to look for these items in a photograph of a synagogue. The worksheet will ask pupils to design their own synagogue scene and then use the labels on the sheet to highlight the different objects in the picture. I hope that you will find this a useful resource and will leave feedback if you are able to use it.

This a lesson that covers the story of how the Prince becomes the Buddha. The PowerPoint covers the story using pictures and text. Suggestions for the best use of the resource are included on the notes section of the PowerPoint. The attachments are different versions of a storyboard for pupils to retell the story. I hope you find the resource useful and will leave feedback.

This worksheet asks pupils to label the different parts of a microscope and then match up the keyterms with their function. This is a good resource to use alongside the first lesson on microscopes. I hope that you find this resource useful and that you will leave feedback if you are able to use it.

This is a presentation that teaches pupils about the human skeleton. It covers the names of the main bones of the skeleton (including common and scientific names). It explains the different types of joint and how they work. The plenary is a series of X-Rays, each with a question. I hope that you find this resource useful and will leave feedback if you use it.

This is a mind mapping exercise that covers the key vocabulary of dissolving, reversible and irreversible changes. The blank pupil sheet can be used as an assessment exercise (either with or without the keywords being displayed for the pupils to use) and the completed sheet makes a good revision aid. I hope that you will find the resource useful and will leave feedback if you are able to use it.

This resource is 4 different worksheets about puberty. One sheet gives pupils a series of statements that pupils need to identify as either true or false. The other is a sheet where pupils need to decide if the thing being described happens to just boys, just girls or to both genders. There is a timeline of a menstrual cycle and lastly some problem page letters for pupisl to write a reply to. I hope that find this resource useful and are able to leave feedback if you use it.

The worksheet asks pupils to find out which foods contain the different nutrient groups and what they are used for in the human body. The investigation is based around a medical company needing to find out what nutrients a range of foods contain so that they can advise some patients on which foods are safe for them to eat. Pupils will need to use the food tests that they learn about during this topic to complete this investigation (Note: you will need to fill in the food that you want to use on the letter). I hope that the resource is useful.

This is a worksheet based task that teaches pupils the different between weight and mass. Pupils start by working out their mass on Earth by using scales (this needs to be in kg). To find their weight (in Newtons), pupils multiply their mass by 10. Mass does not change on different planets and so they can put the same number of kg by every planet. To find out their weight (dependent on the gravity of the planet) pupils multiply their weight by the decimal fraction by each planet. This is a really good activity to include maths in a science context. Hope that it is useful.

This is a PowerPoint lesson that teaches pupils about the different ways in which electricity can be generated and the energy tranfer chains involved. The worksheet asks pupils to record the energy chains involved for each energy resource. This covers both renewable and non-renewable energy production. I hope that you find the resource useful and will leave feedback if you are able to use it.

This simple PowerPoint will guide pupils through the basics of using a plotting compass to plot the magnetic field around a bar magnet. It gives step by step instructions and is able to be used by both Science specialists or other staff. I have used this with great success as a cover lesson. I hope that you find this resource useful and that you will leave feedback if you are able to use it.

This is a PowerPoint lesson activity that covers the explanation of variables (dependent, independent), the idea of a control in a scientific experiment and the concept of reliability. The lesson is organised into information slides followed by an exercise. This is a good resource to use as an introduction to scientific method or as a revision tool going into an assessment. I hope that you find the resource useful and are able to leave feedback if you use it.

This worksheet sets pupils four tasks based on how both vertebrates and invertebrates are classified into taxonomic groups. It involves a mixture of answering questions, sorting statements and researching. I have found that this works well as both a classwork or as a homework activity. I hope that you find the resource useful and will be able to leave feedback if you use it.

This is a set of three worksheets on the topic of dissolving. The first sheet gives three basic experiments that pupils can do to prove the three fundamental things about dissolving ~ conservation of mass, how to speed up dissolving and saturation of solutions. The keytwrms sheet is a simple diagram that uses the words solute, solvent and solution. How dissolving happens is a story board for pupils to illustrate the dissolving process at particle level. Pupils also should rewrite the sentences using keyterms.