<p>Powerpoint Presentation and a choice of worksheets for a lesson on food groups. Suitable for Years 4-7 with each type of worksheet being fully editable and adaptable depending on ability. Colour photos of different food types that can be cut to size to suit the worksheet or used as you wish. These materials are a small part of a unit of work on Food and Digestion.</p>

<p>Primarily aimed at the upper end of KS2 but I have used this with Year 4 and Year 7 as all files can be modified to suit different ages and abilities.<br /> The files support the practical teaching of using litmus paper to determine acid, neutral or alkaline properties.<br /> There are a number of worksheet options depending on how you would like to approach the lesson, a powerpoint presentation with plenary slides to assess understanding and a loop card game, either to be played as a class, group or individually matched.</p>

A series of worksheets and a powerpoint presentation on the topics of dissolving and Physical and Chemical change. Includes:<br /> 1. Physical and Chemical changes powerpoint<br /> 2. Physical and Chemical changes experiment sheet - editable<br /> 3. Chemical changes conclusions - Editable<br /> 4. Physical and Chemical changes homework question<br /> 5. Physical or Chemical changes summary / assessment sheet<br /> 6. Dissolving experiment plan<br /> 7. Dissolving conclusions<br /> 8. Key words summary / assessment

<p>2-3 lessons work on describing a setting for creative writing using senses and adjectives. Aimed at Year 4/5 but all files can easily be adapted for different ages and abilities. Includes:<br /> 1. A power point illustrating the basics of scene-setting by describing senses. The images could be discussed as a class or in groups for later feedback. All images are supplied separately for hand out, if desired.<br /> 2. Activity sheets, easily adaptable depending on ability of the children. Extension includes use of similes for the more able could be extended further to metaphor and personification.</p>

15 files to support the teaching of aspects of the topic 'materials and their properties'. Includes:<br /> 1. Differentiated worksheets on the properties of solids, liquids and gases.<br /> 2. Differentiated worksheets on the properties of metals and non-metals<br /> 3. Definitions of material properties mix and match activity<br /> 4. Metal and non-metal exceptions<br /> 5. Change of state key words cloze activity<br /> 6. Heat transfer descriptions - sort between conduction, convection and radiation.<br /> 7. Experiments and observations on heat transfer by conduction. <br /> 8. Investigation plan for comparison of thermal insulators.<br /> <br /> All tasks and worksheets easily adaptable for the equipment you have and the ability of your children.

<p>130 power point slides to use as mental starter activities in maths lessons, either independently or in pairs . There are a number of different types of activity, all encouraging mental flexibility in the use of the 4 operations. The slides get more challenging to enable progression throughout the term / year. Aimed at a more able Year 5-6 group but could easily be adapted for different abilities.</p>

<p>Differentiated resource to assist learning about the planets in the solar system. Could be used as a topic starter or as an assessment.</p> <p>Includes:<br /> 1. Solar System master sheet, best printed out on A3. Same sheet used for all groups.<br /> 2. Differentiated sheets for 3 ability groups. Some independent research necessary for group A but this can be edited to suit. Other groups mach facts to the planet.</p> <p>Facts can be edited to suit lesson input.</p>

<p>For independent work - 2 options:</p> <ol> <li>Research questions to begin a topic of acids and alkalis to get the children investigating and finding out about the topic.</li> <li>Details to include on a group project - iPad/poster/power point etc. Best at the end of the unit of work as assessment of knowledge.</li> </ol> <p>Aimed at 11-14 but could easily be adapted to suit more or less able.</p>

<p>Work for a few lessons on Inspirational People, both historical and contemporary and male and female. Ideal for RS and/or PHSE work. Suitable for Years 5-10 but all files are editable and can be adapted to suit differing needs and abilities. Includes:</p> <p>-Detailed powerpoint on 10 people who have stood for something in which they believed strongly. Could be used as whole class discussion or printed off as slides for groups to feedback main points, possibly as part of a research lesson gathering extra facts.<br /> -Overview - A3 sheet showing the photographs of all 10 people. Children fill in some biographical information and try to summarise the main points of for what they stood and the hardships they faced. This is probably more suited to an older or higher ability group.<br /> -Key Themes - A4 sheet with pictures and a list of key themes. Children match the key themes to the different characters, possibly as part of a group lesson where groups are feeding back research findings.<br /> -Balloon debate cards. A fun activity where groups of children have to persuade the rest of the class why their character deserves a place in a rapidly sinking balloon, rather than being thrown over the side. The cards can be cut out, they have the photograph of the character on one side and space for notes on the back. A good introduction to debating and persuasive speaking.</p>

<p>7 files for work for a lesson or two on ordering and comparing decimals. Aimed at Year 4 or 5 but can be easily adapted to suit classes of different abilities. Includes:<br /> 1. Powerpoint to introduce / continue with the concept of decimal numbers. Includes starters to discuss as a class, instructions to play the games and a plenary activity.<br /> 2. Dice game to consolidate idea of decimal place value. Could be laminated and written on with whiteboard pen to allow for multiple use.<br /> 3. Decimal card game - Differentiated and blank copy for extension / further differentiation purposes.<br /> 4. Plenary activity - differentiated sheet to compare decimals.</p>

<p>8 Files to support the teaching of a practical lesson testing substances with Universal Indicator. Includes a detailed Power Point with starter, choice of activities depending on your chemical resources, choice of worksheets and 3 plenary activities including quiz, self assessment and loop card game.</p> <p>Aimed at Year 5-8 but easily adaptable for any age group and ability. I have used the basic structure of the lesson with both Year 4 and Year 7 this year. Works well if you have already covered the pH scale and the use of litmus indicator but not necessary.</p>

<p>Resources for a lesson on improving character description through the use of sentence openers. Aimed for upper KS2 but could easily be adapted for younger and older children.<br /> Included is a Power Point and worksheet, with printable answers and character photos should they be needed.</p>

<p>A unit of work (3 lessons) on the use of colour in setting descriptions. Each lesson progresses from the previous and includes a relevant starter and a task.<br /> Lesson 1 - Starter. Introducing colour synonyms and describing a picture. Success criteria. Worksheet included.<br /> Lesson 2 - Starter. Looking at use of senses and a range of sentence openers to describe a scene. Success criteria. Worksheet included.<br /> Lesson 3 - Starter. Improving sentences - dissecting sentences to reinforce good writing and ‘making every word count’. The power point goes through this very clearly using some example work and improving it. Worksheet included.</p> <p>Bonus - A comprehension and a vocabulary extension task.</p> <p>Aimed for Year 5 but certainly easily adapted for Years 4-8, depending on ability.</p>

<p>Resources for a lesson or two on Invertebrate classification.<br /> Includes a detailed (75 slide) powerpoint with 2 starters - revision of vertebrates and kingdoms, invertebrate details, choice of task outlines and choice of plenary activities.</p> <p>Aimed at 11-14 but I have used this successfully with Year 4. All files fully adaptable for children of different ages and abilities.The research task is more suitable for older children if you have the means to support independent research, the master page is best on A3 size paper.</p> <p>Plenary activities assess learning and understanding.</p>

<p>3 options for a worksheet looking at the difference between the pH of metal and non-metal oxides, perhaps before moving onto work on Acid Rain. Examples and photos shown of Sulphur and common metal Hydroxides.</p> <p>Aimed at 11-14 age range but could easily be adapted for different ages and abilities.</p>

Differentiated activity for speed, distance and time calculations. 2 differentiated (A and B) power-points with 10 questions, could be printed out and spread around the classroom. Answer sheet can be used for either grade.<br /> Additionally, 3 differentiated questions on calculations with emphasis on the setting out of the equation carefully, could be used for homework. Some mixed units for the more able.

<p>22 Files for a unit of work on Food and Digestion. Broadly aimed at Key Stages 2 and 3 although all files are fully editable to suit different ages and abilities. Includes:</p> <ul> <li>Balanced diet and food types powerpoint presentation.</li> <li>Food types photos and associated worksheets, depending on ability and age.</li> <li>Tooth structure teacher notes and diagrams</li> <li>Booklet making activity - How to look after your teeth</li> <li>The digestive system outline diagram with differentiated labeling activity</li> <li>Digestion quiz</li> <li>Interactive quiz with question sheet and answers spread around room/outside.</li> <li>Digestion key facts test</li> <li>Digestion key vocabulary homework</li> <li>‘The Journey of Food’ - Differentiated storyboard activity showing how food passes through the body</li> <li>Homework task for model gut experiment</li> <li>Differentiated ICT / library research activity - Key vitamins and their role in the body.</li> </ul>

<p>Resources for a lesson on the 5 Kingdoms, with a revision of the 7 Life Processes. Aimed at 11 Year olds but easily adaptable for a wide range of ages and abilities.<br /> The Power point outlines the life processes and gives details on the 5 Kingdoms. It describes the main and plenary tasks, both sheets included.<br /> Some independent research works well if you have the resources to do this and some interesting discussion can come out of it.</p>

<p>Resources for a lesson or two investigating the effect of Surface Area on the rate of reaction. This investigation looks at the reaction of Calcium Carbonate in Acid. Includes a detailed power point with starter activities, description of surface area and practice calculations. Choice of activities, depending on how you will carry out the experiment and a number of plenary options, including a look at increasing the surface area of a cube by breaking it up and some video clips. With less able children you could just visualise the rate of reaction, rather than accurately measuring all of the ingredients. This is detailed quite nicely on one of the clips in the plenary.</p> <p>Aimed at 12-14 Year olds but can be adapted for different ages and abilities. All worksheets adaptable.</p>

<p>A power point to assist the teaching of Acid Rain, including starter activities, links to video clips, tasks and plenary / assessment. Worksheets included as editable files.</p> <p>This works well as a research lesson, if you have the resources and time to do so, otherwise you can use the clips as basis for discussion and work. It is useful to have completed work on the pH of non-metal oxides. If not, there are photographs of a burning sulphur experiment that would provide a useful discussion point.</p> <p>Aimed at 11-14 age group but could be adapted for different ages and abilities if required.</p>

<p>Aimed at 11-14 Year old but could be adapted easily for differing ages and abilities. The power point includes neutralisation starter and plenary questions. The plan provides for independent thinking by the children as to how they will carry out the investigation, the independent and dependent variables and the taking of measurements to form a conclusion. A range of indicators, top pan balances and other lab equipment should be made available if possible.<br /> A really fun and interesting experiment with all ages and abilities, you can decide how much freedom of choice they have.</p>