A few slides from a lesson I do with lower ability year 7's to help them plot graphs. The first slide is used to illustrate using the battleships game concept in order to get the idea of counting numbers across and then up. They'll need some 1cm square paper for this and then graph paper for moving on to other graphs.

Useful for revision

Good for revision of Air Quality topic

Here are 35, mostly short answer questions that can be used for various quiz formats or as a written task. I use them with the buzzer powerpoint which is basically a slide with 2 pictures of a buzzer on that when tapped make a funny noise (it's not amazing so suggested improvements are welcome!). 2 pupils come to the IWB and a quiz master reads a question from the list. Whoever buzzes first correctly gets to stay at the board, and the other one has to sit down and someone else takes their place (winner stays on). The questions are probably more suitable for higher students.

For 21st Century Science - Air Quality Includes combustion and pollution. Aimed more towards higher level foundation pupils.

Here's an idea from uni I've played with. A colourful powerpoint slide that can be printed off on to A4 to be given to pupils at the start of the new KS3 Year 7 Cells topic. There's a list of keywords, an overview of the topic and diagram they can have a go at labelling plus a space to put their target level. Feedback and ideas welcome. I've got a few more to upload too.

Includes ecology, evolution, variation, grouping organisms etc. Watch out for the (un)funny joke!

Pupils must arrange the ‘slides’ in the correct order, then they can staple them together to make a flip-book. They should also write a sentence to explain the main events. Also comes with answer sheet.