A revision booklet i made with the help of a colleague for the OCR Gateway Science GCSE new specification 2012. I made it to provide students with a way of revising 6 Mark questions. These booklets definitely improved my students abilities to answer the 6-mark questions sucessfully. When i made the booklets I also added other questions and worksheets to support their learning. Please provide feedback *P2 now added - kindly made by another TES member

A work booklet for the new OCR gateway scheme of work for the B1 unit - Understanding Organisms This workbook only covers the foundation content and accompanies activities in the classroom. The codebreaker code I had laminated and hand out during those lessons , as it is the same code throughout. I am currently using it with a low ability GCSE Y10 group and it is proving very helpful. ** I am currently making a C1 and P1 booklet - if anyone using this wants to suggest some improvements then please send them to me **

A group activity where they design an Eco -home trying to minimise heat loss. Covers convection conduction and radiation. Can be used with KS3 students or GCSE students.

Debate cards on the issues surrounding selectively bred chickens. I have also included the powerpoint i used for the lesson

This is an excel document I made that can be used to quickly provide written feedback and targets for an assessed piece of work. Simply input 8 different success criteria and 8 different target criteria and then use the excel document to generate a feedback sheet for individual pupils. I have left some example marking in to show people what the excel document does. Hopefully it will help people provide valuable feedback to pupils without it being massively time consuming. Please give feedback on this, as I am always trying to improve the resources I put on TES. *updated

A simple idea to give detailed feedback without having to write the same things over and over again. Simply enter the success criteria and some target criteria for an assessment task, plus some personalised comments and then select them from a drop down list in a handy template that can then be printed and given to students. I have included a recent example that I have used. If you do use it (especially for science) please email it to me (Time saving!) Thanks and enjoy (please give feedback - this is still developing and I keep making changes) David

Skills sheets with checklists and peer assessment criteria to help students draw line graphs, results tables and conduct effective research. I have only just made these this year and am still improving them so please add comments

A quick revision workbook that I have created. It can be used alongside revision guides and text books. Similar to the other B1 workbook I made, just a little bit more concise.

<p>A science licence I use for my year 7’s. It has a theory test, an actual licence (that looks like a driving licence) and i give them a practical test as well. I have also attached a counterpart licence that has consequences on - where they collect points against their licence. Its the first time i have used this idea, but they Y7s love it, and are keen to get the gold licences</p>

A revision pack that I have made for Gateway Science B specification Unit C2. This booklet covers C2a C2b C2c C2d.<br /> <br /> Pack contains 41pages of revision activities including:<br /> - revision mats <br /> - tarsia puzzle<br /> - crossword puzzles<br /> - short answer questions<br /> - QWC questions <br /> <br /> There are also answers / mark schemes for all the questions.

A data analysis task that I have adapted from another resource taken from TES. It asks students to plot a graph and then dscribe the trends in the data looking at the effect of smoking during pregnancy on baby birth mass

I have made a number of these topic starter sheets that the students stick in their books. I photocopy them on one sheet (2 sided). It has a starter activity and a knowledge check-list that they can complete at the start and end of the topic. It has really helped my KS3 classes track their progress as they can return to this sheet throughout the topic to re-assess their knowledge

A worksheet that gets students to think about the properties of metals and alloys and how they make them suitable for a particular purpose

Information sheet and accompaning questions. A useful resources for a revision homework.

Practical worksheet on how to make a CO2 fire extinguisher in the laboratory. Also includes questions for the students to complete

A information sheet with accompany questions. I use it as a revision homework to get students to re-cap content before the revision session. All the answers to the questions are on the information sheet.

An assessment task I made to support students in developing the skills needed for the coursework part of their GCSE. Covered skills include; planning, collecting data, processing data and interpreting & analysis. I have also made a chemistry booklet as well.

An assessment task I made to help students prepare for their GCSE coursework. Based around a simple practical it tests the following skills; Research, risk assessment, drawing a graph and analysing results.

A key word activity for the Materila science part of the AQA additional applied science course 2013

A group activity that covers instinctive behaviour and imprinting, by looking at the plight of breeding turtles on an Island. Working in groups, students have to come up with a plan to help the Turtle population whilst not upsetting a number of different people on the Island. I normally run this activity after covering turtle instinctive behaviours and the threats against them. I.e. heading towards bright lights - and hotel / road lights The island diagram has loads of issues on it, and the students normally find something that I didnt even think of when drawing it.