<p>Organisms need to be cut and pasted into their correct places in a food web. Two differenciated versions of this activity here - one with clues. I then give the students a number of questions based around the completed web.</p>

Literacy worksheet to support students describing the adaptations of leaves for photosynthesis. I get them to complete the table using the picture to support and then build each row into complete sentences.

<ul> <li>Design your own dinosaur pet, in a fun game for all.</li> <li>Engaging game for any child interested in dinosaurs, suitable for ages 7 - 11.</li> <li>Great starter, helps engage children who love dinosaurs in written work.</li> <li>Flexible timing, takes 10 - 60 minutes to play. You decide the length of the game.</li> <li>Fully illustrated with 50 unique pieces of art.</li> </ul> <p>Science<br /> Introduce concepts such as ecology, feeding relationships,<br /> interdependence, and adaptation to environment. Help pupils become familiar with key terms in a fun way.</p> <p>Literacy<br /> Encourage pupils to use complex keywords in writing. Can be used as a<br /> springboard for further written work such as writing descriptions of dinosaurs and habitats, adverts for the pet dinosaurs and stories about them.</p> <p>Creativity<br /> A fun way for pupils to be creative and inventive and practice working to a brief.</p> <p>Social and transferable skills<br /> The game requires pupils to manage time, communicate their ideas through diagrams and verbally, to listen actively to others and to discuss designs in a<br /> kind way. All pupils can choose their own pet dinosaur, limiting potential for conflict.</p> <p>This game requires some assembly, there are 35 pages to print, some need to be laminated for best results. Needs paper, felt pens and a stopwatch per group to play.</p>

Lesson plan, resources, homework and starter for an exemplary lesson to engage learners in understanding how a drug is taken from discovery to the pharmacy shelf.<br /> <br /> Perfect for an observed lesson, develops thinking skills, teamwork, debating and self evaluation.

<p>Chemisty teaching resource for GCSE. Students have to match the function and structure of the material to it’s name. Includes Thinsulate, Teflon, Gore-Tex, Kevlar and Lycra. Students then need to turn information into a table. Alternatively useful as a plenary.</p>

<p>A role playing worksheet - the students need to diagnose different conditions and say how the illness can be treated and prevented. All the diseases are caused by micro-organisms rather than genetic conditions. This is a resource created for a triple science biology GCSE group.</p> 1 - Cholera 2 - Ebola/ Marburg 3 - Influenza 4 - Malaria 5 - Hepatitis 6 - Conjuntivitis (allergy could well be the cause)