a simple atomic structure worksheet with answers

a good low ability worksheet on thermistors and LDRS

a good basic starting powerpoint on the history or graffiti

a simple powerpoint on mains electricity and safety good for use with lower ability pupils

a worksheet on reducing energy loss in the house pupils have to think of a way of saving energy for each type of heat loss from the home, could be useful with lower ability pupils

a comparison sheet of the nervous and endocrine system made for homework

a powerpoint activity that could be used as apart of a scheme of work on Narnia, this is about CS Lewis some nice plenary activities attached

a simmple blank wordsearch grid i made for children to hide their spellings in quite a useful little sheet to have

a fun end of term activity where pupils choose a planet or moon from the star wars universe and complete a series of challenges based on their chosen planet or moon - all challenges are the same but the choice of planet can make the tasks easier or harder - my pupils loved this :) - all resources needed are included in the powerpoint i used moylmods and lego for the building challenges

a simple worksheet on enzymes and their role in food and digestion

A SOW that can be slotted into any curriculum and a blank student learning log that you can use for any STEM project, the objectives link to the CREST criteria as well so will help you decide if your students meet the criteria for a CREST award.

a lesson that uses arduinos as data loggers for the light gate speed experiment a fun g and t activity or science club, all resources needed included, including text version of the code needed for the arduino, technicians notes for how to calibrate and lesson with worksheets. Arduinos plus LDR's are significantly cheaper than data loggers and more fun.

A basic lesson - for entry level or SEN pupils that looks at disease causing microbes through a kagan style activity and then looks at body defenses through the construction of a body defense jigsaw and then the answering of some questions. All resources needed are included in the powerpoint and extension work is marked by a purple star

A very low ability science lesson on hygiene it starts with matching the hygiene product to the part of the body used, then there is a body outline and some pictures of hygiene products (boy and girl themed) to match to the part of they body they use it on. Then a timetable to fill in of how often they use the particular product

Planning for pupils with severe learning disabilities based around the functional living skills criteria this would cover a block of 6 weeks, I have removed photos from the worksheet because I made them of relevant places the pupils visited and thought you would want to do the same for group 1 pupils I turn the same photos into cards they can point to. Also included are some assessment sheets that can be filled in every lesson for pupil tracking (format borrowed from another teacher but assessment critiera my own) and the scheme of work for a half term

A simple exploring space lesson - that focusses on space rovers- you can model one (we used a big track) or avoid it - it also includes a diamond 9 activity based on space rovers and a design your own rover activity all resources included in powerpoint

A basic introduction to electricity lesson - can pupils name the electricity symbols, build a simple circuit, and then build the circuits from the diagrams and describe if they work and how to fix them if they dont there are 2 different levels to all the worksheets and all resources needed are included in the lesson

A selection of robot challenge sheets to help you run your own stem project ranging from easy to very hard and with suggestions for how to increase the difficulty, great for STEM clubs and projects or an end of term project can work with any robotics kits

A simple CSI lesson - I set up a crime scene with fake blood(made out of jelly and red food colouring and warm water or buy fake blood from the pound store) (i made a hand print, blood drops and a drag mark) a head, some weapons (cricket bat, rolling pin, toy gun) and a sealed packet of drugs (flour taped up in a plastic wallet) - the first lesson had pupils collecting evidence and the second had them analysing the blood splatter from the scene all resources needed are included in the powerpoint