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I am a secondary science teacher from Plymouth, United Kingdom. I mainly teach Biology and Chemistry and have a passion for designing interactive, engaging and well scaffolded resources that are inclusive for all pupils. I teach all years, from years 7-13. I teach the following curriculums: - KS3 Activate - AQA GCSE Combined Science Trilogy (Biology and Chemistry) - AQA GCSE Biology - AQA GCSE Chemistry - OCR A, A Level Biology

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I am a secondary science teacher from Plymouth, United Kingdom. I mainly teach Biology and Chemistry and have a passion for designing interactive, engaging and well scaffolded resources that are inclusive for all pupils. I teach all years, from years 7-13. I teach the following curriculums: - KS3 Activate - AQA GCSE Combined Science Trilogy (Biology and Chemistry) - AQA GCSE Biology - AQA GCSE Chemistry - OCR A, A Level Biology
KS3 Puberty lesson (science)
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KS3 Puberty lesson (science)

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A full 1 hour lesson resource on puberty for a KS3 Biology class. This resource was originally designed for a mid-set year 7 class, girls only. However, this would be suitable to deliver to any KS3 class of any ability or gender. This PowerPoint involves: A “5 in 5” retrieval style starter A group activity annotating an outline of a female’s body to show the changes that occur during puberty An embedded video on the changes in males during puberty Direct instruction on the effects of hormones on starting puberty A multiple choice hand signal quiz A ‘choose the word’ written task, with guided self assessment A written true or false quiz to address misconceptions about puberty A T-table task sorting changes in puberty into males only, females only, or both males and females A homework task to write a response to an agony aunt letter A written plenary task
GCSE - Drawing electron structures (with live videos)
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GCSE - Drawing electron structures (with live videos)

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A GCSE lesson on drawing electron structures. Also contains a recap on atomic structure and the charge / mass of each subatomic particle. Contains videos live modelling drawing electron structures for: Lithium Carbon Magnesium Boron Sodium Fluorine Aluminium Neon This lesson resource was designed for a bottom set year 9 class with a large number of SEND students, so is heavily scaffolded. The PowerPoint resource also contains: A “5 in 5” style retrieval practice starter A recap on subatomic particles, their charges and mass A hand signal quiz on subatomic particles A quick reteach and task on atomic number and mass number Teacher models using videos on the electron structures of lithium, carbon and magnesium A student activity drawing the electron structures of boron, sodium, fluorine, aluminium, and neon Live videos for students to check and correct their drawings A written plenary task
AQA GCSE Viral diseases
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AQA GCSE Viral diseases

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A full lesson resource on viral diseases from the AQA GCSE Biology specification. This lesson was designed for a mixed ability year 9 class. This resource contains: A ‘5 in 5’ retrieval starter Details on how viruses replicate Direct instruction and a discussion on tobacco mosaic virus An exam question on tobacco mosaic virus with guided self assessment A video on HIV and AIDS A ‘fact or fiction’ quiz about HIV and AIDS Direct instruction on measles A hand signal quiz on measles An open task to design a fact sheet on either AIDS or measles for a doctors’ office A plenary task
AQA GCSE Bacterial diseases
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AQA GCSE Bacterial diseases

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A full lesson on bacterial diseases designed for a mixed ability year 9 class doing the AQA GCSE Biology specification. This lesson contains: A 5 in 5 style retrieval starter An introduction into pathogens - what they are, the four types A video on salmonella A true or false quiz on salmonella An open written task on salmonella with peer assessment Direct instruction slides on gonorrhoea Lightning cold call questions on gonorrhoea An open task to design a fact sheet on gonorrhoea for a doctor’s office Guided self assessment A plenary task
GCSE - Peat bogs lesson
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GCSE - Peat bogs lesson

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A lesson on peat bogs based on the AQA GCSE Biology syllabus. The lesson resource contains: A “5 in 5” style starter An interesting lesson hook Direct instruction on peat bogs as carbon sinks An embedded video from a news report on the destruction of peat Reading comprehension task: A link to an online article with beautiful illustrations, and a printed copy of the text from this link that students can follow along with A hand signal quiz to check for understanding Exam style questions with mark schemes A ‘write to your local MP’ task, with guided peer assessment A plenary task ‘Give me 5’
Science Christmas quiz
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Science Christmas quiz

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A science-themed Christmas quiz for secondary age students (11-16). Quiz rounds include: Multiple choice: Guess the silly animal name Matching animals to their group names, e.g. a murder of crows, a pride of lions Anagrams of scientific key words Close up microscope images ‘The science of Christmas’ - science general knowledge with a Christmas theme
KS3 Biology unit: Respiration, Bones and Muscles
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KS3 Biology unit: Respiration, Bones and Muscles

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A lesson topic for KS3 Biologists on respiration, bones and muscles. A revision lesson is included with a revision placemat worksheet. A game of ‘grudge ball’ is also included. Lesson topics include: Aerobic respiration Anaerobic respiration Comparing aerobic with anaerobic respiration The human skeleton Bones and muscles Antagonistic muscle pairs Revision lesson
Communicable Diseases topic (AQA GCSE Biology)
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Communicable Diseases topic (AQA GCSE Biology)

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8 lessons from the communicable disease topic from the AQA GCSE Biology curriculum. Lesson titles are as follows: Pathogens and bacterial diseases (salmonella, gonorrhoea) Viral diseases (measles, AIDS, tobacco mosaic virus) Fungal diseases (athlete’s foot, rose black spot) Protist diseases (malaria) Human primary defence responses Components of blood White blood cells and the immune response Vaccinations
KS3 Plants and Photosynthesis Topic
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KS3 Plants and Photosynthesis Topic

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Based on the KS3 AQA curriculum. Includes PowerPoints, differentiated worksheets, homework, a test and a markscheme. Lesson topics include: Plant structure and photosynthesis Adaptations of leaves Stomata and guard cells Variegated leaf investigation Light intensity pondweed practical Plant reproduction Pollination Seed dispersal Included are three homework tasks: Exam Question on variegated leaves Exam Question on seed dispersal An open / creative tasks to design your own wind-dispersed seed
Cell Transport topic (AQA GCSE Combined Science)
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Cell Transport topic (AQA GCSE Combined Science)

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A topic on cell transport from the AQA GCSE Combined Science syllabus. Lessons include: Cell transport (diffusion, osmosis, active transport) with a specific focus on examples in root hair cells Rate of diffusion, with a practical on how temperature affects the rate of diffusion Calculating surface area to volume ratio Gas exchange in fish gills Gas exchange in alveoli Active transport, with a specific focus on absorption of glucose across the small intestine Required Practical on osmosis in potatoes A review of the required practical on osmosis in potatoes
KS3 Activate - Elements, atoms and compounds TOPIC BUNDLE
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KS3 Activate - Elements, atoms and compounds TOPIC BUNDLE

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A full unit of work from the KS3 Activate ‘Elements, atoms and compounds’ topic (from Activate 1, Chemistry, chapter 2), designed for a mixed ability year 7 class. This unit of work contains 4 full hour lessons. These lessons are designed to be engaging and interactive, with frequent use of AFL as well as longer independent tasks. These should be suitable to be delivered by a teacher of any specialism. All answers and given on the slides to independent tasks. The lessons should be delivered in this sequence: Elements Atoms Compounds Chemical formulae Each of my lesson resources contains: A 5-in-5 retrieval-style starter An interesting lesson hook, careers link, or retrieval practice to start the lesson Teacher input slides with dual coding and reduced cognitive load Teacher models Regular ‘check for understanding’ slides, such as hand signals quizzes Regular student independent practice slides, with optional scaffolds, challenges and answer slides A plenary task
AQA GCSE Electrolysis TOPIC
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AQA GCSE Electrolysis TOPIC

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An entire unit designed for a mixed ability year 10 class studying the AQA GCSE Chemistry topic of Electrolysis. This unit contains the following: Full 1 hour lesson introducing the process of electrolysis Full 1 hour lesson on electrolysis of molten ionic compounds (predicting the product at each electrode) Full 1 hour lesson on electrolysis of aqueous solutions (predicting the product at each electrode) Full 1 hour lesson on extracting aluminium using electrolysis Full1 hour lesson guiding the required practical on electrolysis, with worksheet provided Full 1 hour lesson on writing half equations for electrolysis Revision placemat for students to complete on electrolysis
AQA GCSE - Digestion and Enzymes TOPIC
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AQA GCSE - Digestion and Enzymes TOPIC

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These lesssons are designed for a mid-ability year 10 class studying the AQA GCSE Combined Science curriculum. There are five, full 1-hour lessons from the digestion and enzymes topic which focus on: Labelling the digestive system and describing the function of each digestive organ Method of enzyme action, lock and key theory The effect of temperature and pH on enzymes Food tests (guided practical) The function of bile (neutralising stomach acid, emulsifying lipids) Also included is a knowledge organiser which contains the key information from this topic. This can be used as a visual to support SEND students throughout the topic, or as a revision resource for an end of unit assessment. All of the lesson resources in this bundle contain: A 5-in-5 retrieval-style starter An interesting lesson hook, careers link, or retrieval practice to start the lesson Teacher input slides with dual coding and reduced cognitive load Teacher models Regular ‘check for understanding’ slides, such as hand signals quizzes Regular student independent practice slides, with optional scaffolds, challenges and answer slides A plenary task
AQA GCSE - Classification and Evolution
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AQA GCSE - Classification and Evolution

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A bundle of lessons on the ‘classification and evolution’ topic, from the AQA GCSE Combined Science specification. These lessons were specifically designed for a lower ability year 10 class, but would be suitable for any KS4 group with some minor tweaking. All lessons include: A 5-in-5 retrieval starter A lesson hook and/or additional retrieval practice Very clear direct instruction slides (low cognitive load, dual coding) Checks for understanding (quizzes, hand signals, cold call questions) Teacher modeling Guided discussions Independent tasks with modeled answers Exam questions with mark schemes and/or modeled answers A written plenary
OCR A - 2.1.4 Enzymes topic
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OCR A - 2.1.4 Enzymes topic

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A complete topic, containing six full 1-hour lessons based on the OCR A Biology specification. These lessons cover the unit 2.1.4 Enzymes (not the PAGs, only theory lessons). The lessons should be delivered in this order: Role of enzymes Mechanism of enzyme action Effect of temperature / pH on enzyme activity Effect of substrate concentration on enzyme activity Coenzymes, cofactors and inhibitors End-product-inhibition All of the lesson resources in this bundle contain: A 5-in-5 retrieval-style starter An interesting lesson hook, careers link, or retrieval practice to start the lesson Teacher input slides with dual coding and reduced cognitive load Teacher models Regular ‘check for understanding’ slides, such as hand signals quizzes Regular student independent practice slides, with optional scaffolds, challenges and answer slides A plenary task
KS3 Activate - Cells topic
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KS3 Activate - Cells topic

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A full unit of work from the KS3 Activate ‘cells’ topic, designed for a mixed ability year 7 class. This unit of work contains 7 full hour lessons. The lessons should be delivered in this sequence: Animal cells Plant cells Using a light microscope Specialised animal cells Specialised plant cells Diffusion (movement of substances into and out of cells) Unicellular organisms Each of the lessons in this sequence are designed to be interactive and engaging. Each of my lesson resources contains: A 5-in-5 retrieval-style starter An interesting lesson hook, careers link, or retrieval practice to start the lesson Teacher input slides with dual coding and reduced cognitive load Teacher models Regular ‘check for understanding’ slides, such as hand signals quizzes Regular student independent practice slides, with optional scaffolds, challenges and answer slides A plenary task
KS3 Activate Reproduction topic BUNDLE
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KS3 Activate Reproduction topic BUNDLE

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A full unit of work from the KS3 Activate ‘reproduction’ topic (from Activate 1), designed for a mixed ability year 7 class. This unit of work contains 10 full hour lessons. These lessons are designed to be engaging and interactive, with frequent use of AFL as well as longer independent tasks. These should be suitable to be delivered by a teacher of any specialism. All answers and given on the slides to independent tasks. The lessons should be delivered in this sequence: Puberty and adolescence Male reproductive system Female reproductive system Fertilisation and implantation Development of a foetus Menstrual cycle Contraception Flowers and pollination Fertilisation and germination (in plants) Seed dispersal Each of my lesson resources contains: A 5-in-5 retrieval-style starter An interesting lesson hook, careers link, or retrieval practice to start the lesson Teacher input slides with dual coding and reduced cognitive load Teacher models Regular ‘check for understanding’ slides, such as hand signals quizzes Regular student independent practice slides, with optional scaffolds, challenges and answer slides A plenary task
AQA GCSE Electrolysis topic
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AQA GCSE Electrolysis topic

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A complete topic, containing six full 1-hour lessons based on the AQA GCSE Chemistry specification. Also suitable for the AQA GCSE Combined Science specification. These lessons were designed for a mixed ability year 10 class studying single science Chemistry. These lessons cover the specficiation points 4.4.3 Electrolysis from the unit 4.4 Chemical Changes. The lessons should be delivered in this order: Electrolysis introduction Electrolysis of molten ionic compounds Electrolysis of aqueous solutions Extracting aluminium using electrolysis Half equations in electrolysis Electrolysis required practical A revision placemat and knowledge organiser are also included. All of my lessons contain: A 5-in-5 retrieval-style starter An interesting lesson hook, careers link, or retrieval practice to start the lesson Teacher input slides with dual coding and reduced cognitive load Teacher models Regular ‘check for understanding’ slides, such as hand signals quizzes Regular student independent practice slides, with optional scaffolds, challenges and answer slides A plenary task
Y7 Introduction to Science lessons (full unit)
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Y7 Introduction to Science lessons (full unit)

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A series of 8 full 1-hour lessons designed as an introduction unit for year 7s in science. This resource includes the following lessons, which should be delivered in the order below: Lab safety Scientific apparatus Measuring Using Bunsen burners Writing a scientific method Drawing results tables Drawing line graphs Planning an investigation