Differentiated worksheet to introduce students to sampling with a quadrat. This can lead on to more detailed sampling or dicussion of habitats and environments, food webs KW: quadrat, sampling, percentage cover, organism, species, environment, habitat, food webs

Set of 32 superhero cards with their genotypes so that your class can predict superhero baby traits. Great way to demonstrate inheritance, alleles, homozygous, heterozygous, punnet squares etc.

Colourful powerpoint to revise/teach BEDMAS/BIDMAS/BODMAS using the Matrix movie. Would work well with a few youtube video clips to interest students - especially Neo dodgint the bullets... Has theory notes, problems to solve, starter, main and plenary.

Superhero Factors Activity ppt: Use Optimus Prime Number, Penelope Perfect number, Multiple man and Fraction Woman to revise prime numbers, perfect numbers and multiples and factors. Bright colourful pop art presentation.

Lion king foodweb activity. Kids love when you play them some of the movie first (from you tube). Also requires students to use key words omnivore, herbivore, producer, consumer, etc.

Differentiated worksheet to help students learn the difference between environments and habitats. KW: habitat environment organism

Access the resource grid: https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1z9ZHreEcrd7ivQeyqUDRRzC37OnB-0wWROcS3vAlve0/edit?usp=sharing Explore and make sense of habits, environment and niche with the help of magical creatures expert Newt Scamander. The resource provides: A range of activities at different levels of difficulty Student choice A range of learning modes A fun context A self assessment rubric

Instructions for chocolate fossils. Cut the cards out and arrange them in the right order to find the instructions to make chocolate fossils. Then make your own chocolate fossil (Can be done for a whole class under 10 quid). Includes key words about fossilisation and can lead to discussion about why not all animals who die form complete fossils. KW: fossil sediment mineral rock

Differentiated starer activity for low literacy classes.

Learning Objective: Deconstruct artworks by using algebra This lesson helps students make sense of how the world can be represented with equations. By combing art and algebra, to learning areas that students commonly hold as opposites, students are able to gain a much better appreciation of the role that algebra plays in making sense of the world. Features of this lesson: - Differentiation - Cross-curricular links - E-learning

Revise key genetics and variation concepts by playing Cranium! This resource provides instructions and resource materials for revising key vocabulary and simple concepts. Vocabulary and concepts include Mutation Phenotypes and genotypes Meiosis Natural, artificial and sexual selections Genes, alleles, chromosomes

This resources applies learning about acids and bases in a fun way, while building critical thinking skills. The task supports students to: Revise understandings about acids and bases. Record, organise and draw conclusions from data. Features of this task Differentiated Rubrics provided Practical is easily resourced Supports development of critical thinking Cognitive progression to ensure all students are challenged Includes practical instructions Caters for a range of curiculum levels Students are provided with a range of ‘Martian’ soil samples. They test the samples and analyse the results to draw conclusions about whether alien life would be possible given the soil conditions. This task could be used and adapted for a range of contexts including: Microbiology eg. extremophiles Biological adaptations Acids and bases Earth and space science

Pythagoras and Trigonometry revision based on military examples. Great to engage boys in class however the girls in my classes all seemed very interested too!

This worksheet asks students to use their knowledge about various concepts about light to draw a series of images rather than write about them. Key words: refraction, mirror, prism, reflection,

Easy classification starter that requires no explanation. Especially good for very low literacty classes. Allows some assessment of prior knowledge. KW. Classification Compare Adaptation Evolution

Use an angry bird backdrop to calculate the linear equations, parabolas etc. Or do it the other way around... Give them the formula and ask if you hit!

Easy rock cycle starter which assess prior knowledge and works well to settle low literacy classes.

Calculate the dimensions of some of the world's most extreme sky scrapers by using standard measurement forumalae