Revision activity based around the revision clock idea.
Questions are to be presented on the board and pupils have 1-3 minutes, to answer questions, on their own clock.
Answers have been given, so it can be reviewed
Create your own water rockets!!! This ppt/ activity includes the guide to creating your own water rockets.
Please note that you will need your own launch platform first. Bicycle pumps and some mdf, will be needed, if you want to make this an activity to be remembered!!
Good to show the, Top gear car into space video, to get excited!!!
A lesson that can be used for KS3 and GCSE, to help pupils describe the stage of foetal development. The sources include an activity to complete and a lesson plan.
This lesson gives pupils a chance to explore different indicators and dismiss the misconception that acids are red and alkali is blue.
The work sheet should be laminated for multiple use and used to record their results visually, using micro-scale chemistry. One drop of the test chemical should be placed using a pipette, directly onto the laminated worksheet and then on drop of the indicator added afterwards.
This lesson allows pupils to see that different indicators, have different effects and also saves on the amount of chemicals that yous use in class
Presentation comes with, outcomes and activities associated with them: Do it Now activity, identifying models of Pure substances and mixtures and an exam style question.
This presentation uses QR codes to direct pupils to revision on:
1) velocity: word fill- keywords provided. Extension to construct sketch of V/T graph
2) acceleration calculations
Pupils to create their own top trump cards and compete against each other. Ideal for a low ability set to think about the different characteristics of predators and prey.