<p>A selection of PowerPoint slides on careers in science.<br /> Each slide gives information about what the job entails, starting salary, average number of hours you would have to work and the possible pathways e.g. university, apprenticeship etc…<br /> The information has been taken from national careers government website.<br /> Slides could be laminated and displayed in a science department.</p>

<p>Suffixes and prefixes of science root words, along with images and examples of words with their definitions. This could be used as a classroom display to encourage students to become familiar with keywords at KS3, KS4 or even KS5 level.</p>

<p>PowerPoint slides of 100 UK Black inspirational figures including CEO’s, company directors, sport stars, music etc.<br /> Slides could be printed and laminated and displayed in classrooms. Originally produced for Black History Month October 2019.</p>

<p>The book “Why We Kneel, How We Rise” by Michael Holding examines racism in the wake of George Floyd’s murder. He discusses his interactions with several prominent sports figures. Black accomplishment and how we advance. Holding talks about the revisionist history that has been used to uphold the illusion of white supremacy. He cites instances of Black people who have significantly advanced science and knowledge but who have been erased from history.</p> <p>A timeline was made using this book as the inspiration. It would be simple to print and laminate these slides to create a corridor display for Black History Month, or a general classroom display throughout the year.</p>

<p>Mnemonics from Biology, Chemistry and Physics topics to support learning the keypoints, facts and equations for the GCSE science exam.</p>

<p>PowerPoint lesson and exam questions for AQA GCSE Chemistry (Higher tier) summarises the key points required from the specification. Includes exam questions and mark scheme.</p>

<p>Lesson plan introducing hydrogen fuel cells for the separate science Chemistry AQA course</p>

AQA GCSE Chemistry - Uses of nanoparticles, calculate the surface area to volume ratio, explain why nanoparticles have special properties

<p>PowerPoint and worksheets to accompany the first lesson on the cell cycle. Images and text summarise what happens at each stage of Interphase. Worksheet allow students to summarise the cell cycle.</p>

<p>A3 poster summarising the SI units in Science, how to convert some units and a mnemonic to help remember the prefixes.</p>

<p>Combined Science Trilogy AQA</p>

<p>Short lesson created for the 9-1 GCSE Combined science. Exam questions accompanies the lesson.</p>

<p>Presentation of content for the uses and the reactions for the AQA Chemistry.<br /> Past exam questions for the content covered along with mark scheme for self assessment</p>

<p>A2 lesson produced for the AQA specification 3.8.2.1 . Covering totipotent, pluripotent and multipotent cells.</p>

<p>The PowerPoint summarises 100 different careers in science, including the qualifications needed, what the role entails, hours of work and starting salaries. A wonderful display for any science classroom or science corridor.</p>

<p>Double sided A3 sheet with mnemonic devices to remember and learn key facts in science.</p>

<p>A2 Biology lesson produced for the AQA specification 3.8.2.1. Describing how induced pluripotent cells are produced and how they are used to treat human disorders.</p>

<p>Lesson designed for AS Biology AQA - The Cell Cycle.Specification reference 3.2.2. Starter activity- find the 5 stages of mitosis. Introduction - outlines the stages of interphase using lots of visual prompts. Main activity - students labels the cell cycle and answer some key questions.</p>

<p>lesson produced for vaccination. What are the different types of immunity. What are vaccinations? How do vaccines promote a primary immune response, and compare this to a secondary immune response.<br /> Evaluate the use of vaccination.</p>

<p>90 interesting facts about science. Could be printed off, laminated and displayed in a science classroom or corridor.</p>

<p>Lesson on primary defence mechanisms. Produced for AS Biology topic - Cells and the immune system</p>