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I am passionate about educational learning games in all year groups including A level. Learning should be fun and games in lessons stimulate the students' motivation and engagement, their creativity and their team spirit. Games encourage discussions with one another and learning from each other. I hope my resources help students to be "game to learn".

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I am passionate about educational learning games in all year groups including A level. Learning should be fun and games in lessons stimulate the students' motivation and engagement, their creativity and their team spirit. Games encourage discussions with one another and learning from each other. I hope my resources help students to be "game to learn".
SNAB Biology Topic 6 - Keywords for the Whole Topic (KS5)
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SNAB Biology Topic 6 - Keywords for the Whole Topic (KS5)

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Salters-Nuffield AS/A2 Biology Edexcel, Topic 6 Infection, immunity and forensics 125 keyword cards excellent revision activity to review keywords, definitions. We use these cards for an Articulate like game (students explain as many keywords as they can in 30 sec, others guess) print out, laminate, cut up, use!
SNAB Biology Topic 7 - Keyword Cards for the Whole Topic (KS5)
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SNAB Biology Topic 7 - Keyword Cards for the Whole Topic (KS5)

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Salters-Nuffield AS/A2 Biology Edexcel, Topic 7 Run for your life 145 keyword cards excellent revision activity to review keywords, definitions. We use these cards for an Articulate like game (students explain as many keywords as they can in 30 sec, others guess) print out, laminate, cut up, use!
Vitamins and Minerals - Learning Wheel (KS3/4)
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Vitamins and Minerals - Learning Wheel (KS3/4)

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Card sort puzzle on the function of minerals and vitamins, deficiency diseases and food sources. Starter / plenary activity for food groups and balanced diet topic. 32 cards per game (print pdf - on A3 for larger learning wheel - laminate, chop up cards, play) Includes jumbled up student version
Organ systems - Loop Game (KS3/4)
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Organ systems - Loop Game (KS3/4)

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Loop game on organ systems great as starter, plenary or revision activity Includes 20 cards with diagrams and functions on respiratory system circulatory system muscular system skeletal system nervous system endocrine system reproductive system immune system digestive system excretory system
Organ systems - Card sort (KS3/4)
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Organ systems - Card sort (KS3/4)

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Card sort on organs belonging to different organ systems. Student sort function and organs to corresponding organ system. 114 cards per set great as starter, plenary or revision activity Organ systems included: Includes: respiratory system circulatory system muscular system skeletal system nervous system endocrine system reproductive system immune system digestive system excretory system
Aerobic Respiration - Loop Game (KS4)
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Aerobic Respiration - Loop Game (KS4)

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Loop Game to practise and review word equations and chemical equations of aerobic respiration. Great as starter / plenary / revision activity 14 cards per set includes solution and jumbled up student version Print, laminate, cut up, play!
Microscope - Digital Jigsaw Puzzle for iPad (KS3/4)
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Microscope - Digital Jigsaw Puzzle for iPad (KS3/4)

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30 pieces Jigsaw Puzzle on the light microscope for digital learning; can be done by students on computer / iPad using the Powerpoint or Keynote App without the need for printing. Open file in “Normal View” mode and move around pieces. Great as starter, plenary or revision activity during homeschooling or online teaching
Organelles, cells, organs - "Who can see it first?" Card Game (KS3/4)
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Organelles, cells, organs - "Who can see it first?" Card Game (KS3/4)

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Fun card game on organelles, specialised cells, organs There is only one symbol that two cards have in common and it’s different for every card pair - can students find it and name it? Cards are distributed between players. One card is placed in the middle. Players hold their cards as a pile with the top card showing symbols. The player who can first find the matching symbol between his top card and the card in the middle calls out that symbol and places his top card in the middle. Now the matching symbol of that card with the players’ top cards has to be found. The player who manages to get rid of all his cards first is the winner. 30 cards per set, 31 symbols per set, 6 symbols per card. square version (easy to cut up) play in groups of 3-4 students. Print, laminate, cut up, play!
The Lac Operon - Loop Game (KS5)
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The Lac Operon - Loop Game (KS5)

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Loop Game on the Lac Operon and regulation of its transcription through activator and repressor proteins. 14 cards per set Great as starter, plenary or revision activity. designed for Edexcel SNAB Topic 3 (Voice of the Genome) but also suitable for other exam boards
Contraception - Tarsia (KS3/4)
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Contraception - Tarsia (KS3/4)

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Tarsia puzzle on different contraceptive methods and their reliability suitable as starter, plenary or revision activity includes solution and jumbled up student version
SNAB Biology Topic 7 - "Who can see it first?" Whole Topic Card Game (KS5)
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SNAB Biology Topic 7 - "Who can see it first?" Whole Topic Card Game (KS5)

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Salters-Nuffield AS/A2 Biology Edexcel, Topic 7 Run for your life excellent revision activity to review keywords, images from the entire topic There is only one symbol that two cards have in common and it’s different for every card pair - can students find it and name it? Cards are distributed between players. One card is placed in the middle. Players hold their cards as a pile with the top card showing symbols. The player who can first find the matching symbol between his top card and the card in the middle calls out that symbol and places his top card in the middle. Now the matching symbol of that card with the players’ top cards has to be found. The player who manages to get rid of all his cards first is the winner. 43 cards with 7 symbols each play in groups of 3-4 print out, laminate, cut up, play!
How Science Works - Tarsia (KS3/4)
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How Science Works - Tarsia (KS3/4)

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Tarsia puzzle on keyword and definitions of Scientific Method / How Science works (HSW). Great as starter / plenary or revision activity. 24 cards per set (with 30 names/ descriptions/ images to match up) Print on A3 for larger triangles.
Diffusion, Osmosis & Transport - Tarsia (KS3/4)
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Diffusion, Osmosis & Transport - Tarsia (KS3/4)

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Tarsia puzzle on diffusion, osmosis and transport (including active transport, faciliated diffusion, factors affecting diffusion, etc) Great as starter / plenary or revision activity. 24 cards per set (with 30 keywords, definitions and structures to match up) Print on A3 for larger triangles.
The Heart - Jigsaw Puzzle (KS4)
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The Heart - Jigsaw Puzzle (KS4)

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Jigsaw puzzle of the structure of the human heart (35 pieces) Fun starter or plenary activity. Print, laminate, cut up into squares following the guidelines. www.instagram.com/game_to_learn_/