The aerobic respiration equation is pretty important for any biologist. Which makes it important for school students. It's not fair to say to them memorise this... so show it to them! Made in my NQT year... this lesson is a homework and activity pack which interactively shows the products of respiration. It is fun to do. It was done for an observation lesson. Obviously, read and prepare for the lesson first. But it does work. To compare respiration and combustion, use the glucose flamethrower. Or screaming jellybaby. Please follow and share your ideas too on instagram and facebook! @scipreproom

Experiment/practical worksheet in student friendly writing explaining how to make copper sulfate crystals,

Equipment treasure hunt. For Year 7, KS3 science. Students find out where the safety equipment is located in your lab for use throughout the year. Works with a lesson to show the importance of equipment. Drawing equipment: Introduction to science.

Fully resourced lesson, including homework with handy markscheme! If the formatting has gone a bit odd it's because I have converted it from google slides to powerpoint.... but I am sure you'll be able to move things around. Follow @scipreproom for updated resources. Every lesson has been personally tested!

Markscheme for every question is included. Show them how to draw and what the examiners are looking for! For CIE AS Biology 9700. Tell them to bring a sharp pencil and an eraser.

It's your lucky day! Two lessons in one.... AND homework! Lets be honest. If you were 13 and in science... you would much rather here "It's practical day" rather than "It's graph day!" These two lessons aim to show students easily why graphs are important and how to use them to get the most marks in their exam. It even includes a practical. And a song. Follow me on @scipreproom. Don't worry. I didn't write the song. The youtuber gets all that glory.

Start to learn equipment in the lab, where it is kept and what it is used for by doing an experiment. Learn how to draw equipment in the lab. Homework a separate badger task. (free resource) Requires a practical order.

This is free.... because all students deserve all the help they can get on graphwork. And you deserve to not be looking in horror at dodgy multicoloured works of art for their homeworks. When they're 16. A week before their GCSEs. There are lessons to go with this resource. Follow me on @scipreproom and let me help you get your life back!

Two lessons for the price of one! All you need to do is requesition the lessons. I would recommend you give the students the sheets to read before the lesson And you make sure the school stock of enzymes actually work. Old and denatured enzymes have happened to me in more than one school. You don't want that to happen to you in front of Year 8's. Practice first. Homework included. It is a graph homework. Markscheme is there. Please follow and share your ideas too on instagram and facebook! @scipreproom

The conceptual knowledge of enzymes is the foundation of understanding chemical digestion. The graphs (which come later) will not be understood without the slog of understanding the keywords. The fantastic youtube video is not mine, however it helps a lot! Students are then asked to make their own resource. All activities are guided. Includes a homework to cement their definitions. Please follow and share your ideas too on instagram and facebook! @scipreproom

This has the opportunity to be peer accessed, to be a student centred lesson or to be two lessons and homework. Depending on how you play it! The content of the lesson is obviously important for their exams and their life. I have found that every single student, from 13 to 15 are engaged in this. Please follow and share your ideas too on instagram and facebook! @scipreproom

Please follow and share your ideas too on instagram and facebook! @scipreproom Suitable for foundation KS4 and advanced KS3 students. Link to human health.

Editable lesson. Introduce Year 7 to a lab and set out expectations, targets and rules. The dance cards are a creative way to get them to work in different partners for the whole year, which can be sorted out in the first lesson!

Get students to record their own progress using colourful bar charts in the back of their book. Instantly see how much progress they have made throughout the year from their baseline towards their target grade. Easy to read for students and parents. Guaranteed to be loved by those random book checks too! First column baseline, last column target, then the students can record whatever grades you want throughout the year. IB, A level, iGCSE, GCSE, KS3 included.

For Key Stage 3. Hookes law, and all variables Works for Key Stage 4 recap

A lesson on planning an experiment. The importance of variables. The importance of follwing instructions. Based on Hookes law and sets up the next lesson- drawing and interpreting graphs.

How to draw a graph! Might benefit from pre templates for some graphs. Includes homework, or graphs that can be peer accessed. Includes peer accessed template. Includes kahoot starter. Key Stage 3 and Key Stage 4

Save time in September! There's 6 lessons of work here! This scheme of work covers 6 lessons. It includes fully resourced lessons and homework. Opportunities for differentiation are in the Lesson Objectives, and adaptation of resources. Full instructions for practicals for the help of you and the students are available.

Introduction to science. Equipment. Lesson three. Homework A practical application of their skills so far.