This a lesson for lower ability students. It focuses on word equations.

Attached is a set of 6 mark questions that cover the year 7 and 8 science topics. I have developed these questions for KS3 so that students can practise their literacy skills and get use to answering 6 mark questions before embarking onto the GCSE course. The questions can also be used as a main assessment for a topic.

During this lesson students have to carry out an investigation to find out which rock would be the most suitable to be used as a headstone. There is a 'peep' sheet included which can be used to be used to support lower ability students. A lesson plan is also included. This lesson was observed and graded as outstanding. There are differentiated planning sheets, a starter activity and think, pair, share mat included.

Revision Quiz that covers some of the main content that comes up on the additional science exam.

This lesson teaches students the theory side of chromatography and then follows onto a practical. It is a fun and engaging lesson where pupils have to discover which teacher is the alien. There is a method included and a support sheet for low ability students. This can easily be adapted for KS4 pupils.

Outstanding lesson - lesson plan and differentiated resources included. This is a fun and engaging lesson. There are stretch and challenge tasks available and support sheets for lower ability. This could be used for a lower ability KS4 class or as a recap lesson.

This is a workbook I designed to cover the topic States of Matter. It covers the content required by the new curriculum. There are exam questions in the booklet that students can answer independently using the information given. I had usd phonics for any difficult words to pronounce.

I have produced a series of 'Golden Question' - all the questions have been taken from past exam papers and are common questions that appear on an exam paper year after year. They are good as a revision tool for pupils and good as a booster for those pupils who are short of a few marks.