Start to learn equipment in the lab, where it is kept and what it is used for by doing an experiment. Learn how to draw equipment in the lab. Homework a separate badger task. (free resource) Requires a practical order.

Experiment/practical worksheet in student friendly writing explaining how to make copper sulfate crystals,

Editable lesson. Introduce Year 7 to a lab and set out expectations, targets and rules. The dance cards are a creative way to get them to work in different partners for the whole year, which can be sorted out in the first lesson!

For Key Stage 3. Hookes law, and all variables Works for Key Stage 4 recap

A lesson on planning an experiment. The importance of variables. The importance of follwing instructions. Based on Hookes law and sets up the next lesson- drawing and interpreting graphs.

How to draw a graph! Might benefit from pre templates for some graphs. Includes homework, or graphs that can be peer accessed. Includes peer accessed template. Includes kahoot starter. Key Stage 3 and Key Stage 4

Equipment treasure hunt. For Year 7, KS3 science. Students find out where the safety equipment is located in your lab for use throughout the year. Works with a lesson to show the importance of equipment. Drawing equipment: Introduction to science.

Instantly get students in different partnered groups for practicals for any subject. Never have the "same partner" argument again! Tried and tested in the sciences. Will promote students communication skills. Takes 10 mins to set up per term.

Lesson based on how to use units and how to use a Bunsen Burner. Includes a practical using units and Bunsen Burners. Plenary included. Worksheet included. Works best when teamed with the dance card (lesson one) or as part of the full set. https://misslparsons.wixsite.com/thepreproom/introduction-to-science

Review of basic hazard symbols for Year 7. Hazard revision worksheet. Use student cleapps to look up chemical names on the internet. Marked out of 10.

Student led circus activity where they research the symbol and description using the handouts provided. They then record their findings as flashcards they can use as revision. Review activity supplied. All worksheets for main activity supplied in the powerpoint. Student worksheets separate. Homework supplied. You will need glue and scissors for this lesson.

It's your lucky day! Two lessons in one.... AND homework! Lets be honest. If you were 13 and in science... you would much rather here "It's practical day" rather than "It's graph day!" These two lessons aim to show students easily why graphs are important and how to use them to get the most marks in their exam. It even includes a practical. And a song. Follow me on @scipreproom. Don't worry. I didn't write the song. The youtuber gets all that glory.

Introduction to science. Equipment. Lesson three. Homework A practical application of their skills so far.

Save time in September! There's 6 lessons of work here! This scheme of work covers 6 lessons. It includes fully resourced lessons and homework. Opportunities for differentiation are in the Lesson Objectives, and adaptation of resources. Full instructions for practicals for the help of you and the students are available.

This is free.... because all students deserve all the help they can get on graphwork. And you deserve to not be looking in horror at dodgy multicoloured works of art for their homeworks. When they're 16. A week before their GCSEs. There are lessons to go with this resource. Follow me on @scipreproom and let me help you get your life back!

Introductory lesson for Year 7s- welcome them into your lab, rules and target sheets. Organise the partners for the rest of the year in the first lesson with a dance card! Editable resources available.