New for 2018-9. This Art unit of work for 11 to 14 year olds focusses on the links between art and science through the exploration of movement, dynamism and energy. The work of the Futurists, Action artists, kinetic artists and photographic artists is explored through exciting experimentation with media. Students are encouraged to develop a Growth Mind-set and retain ownership of their work, developing it through informed decision making. The scheme of work includes lesson by lesson structure, materials list, artist references and homework.

So cheap, it’s nearly FREE! This resource provides student friendly facts relating to Alpha, Beta, Gamma radiation. Also included is an associated worksheet which challenges students to find information in the factsheet. The worksheet also provides students with an opportunity to develop their knowledge further through independent or teacher led investigation. Ideal as a hassle free cover lesson for KS3.

So cheap, it’s nearly FREE! This resource provides student friendly facts relating to the Big Bang Theory. Also included is an associated worksheet which challenges students to find information in the factsheet. The worksheet also provides students with an opportunity to develop their knowledge further through independent or teacher led investigation. Ideal as a hassle free cover lesson for KS3.

Science and Astronomy. A thorough information and worksheet exploring the Mission to Mars. Ideal as a starter or extension activity for 10 to 14 year olds. Fully illustrated and easy to copy.

This resource comprises a slide show of images of rust and corrosion, offering inspiration for Art students of all ages. The textural qualities of the images could potentially provide a starting point for media experimentation. This resource is equally suitable as a cross curricular tool, offering a visual reference for science students. It can be used in conjunction with other Art resources by Mael Matthews on TES.

40 print friendly science worksheets suitable for KS3 students. Each worksheet includes clear information about the topic and questions that test student understanding. Ideal for use as cover lessons / substitute lessons. Also great as hassle free starters or extension activities. Very useful in the run up to Christmas, as colleagues succumb to illness. Themes covered are … Alpha Beta Gamma Radiation Anaesthetics Bee decline Big bang theory Body image Chemical weapons of World War 1 Diabetes Drugs in sport Earthquakes Eclipses Engaging in science Environmental issues Fireworks Global issues Graphene Health and fitness History of the atom Hurricane Matthew International space station Life beyond Earth Lifecycle of a large star Lifecycle of a medium star Medical imaging Mission to Mars Modern chemical weapons New cancer treatment Nuclear weapons Obesity Planet Earth Power of social media Science of Christmas Science of colour Social media Solar power The Sun Tornadoes Tsunamis Wildlife decline

Science and History. A thorough information and worksheet exploring Alpha, Beta and Gamma Radiation. Ideal as a starter or extension activity for 10 to 14 year olds. Fully illustrated and easy to copy.

This science bundle provides 11 different resources. Each resource focusses on a different space themed topic. All 11 resources take the same format - clear, accessible, student friendly information and visuals, followed by activites which check for understanding and challenge students to expand on that understanding. Topics covered are; Eclypses International Space Station Life Beyond Earth Lifecycle of a Large Star Lifecycle of a Medium Star Mission to Mars Planet Earth Solar Power The Moon The Solar System The Sun Ideal as starter or extension activities, or substitute / cover lessons. Suitable for use as handouts.

40 images associated with space. Rockets, astronauts, planets and stars. A useful visual resource to support lessons about space. Please note that this is a visual resource and doesn't include written commentary. Ideal as visual support for STEAM lessons.

Detailed information about colour. Explanations are given for the visible spectrum and the role of pigments. Links are made between Science and Art. How do we see colour? What is the difference between additive and reductive colour?..... and more. Fully illustrated and suitable for KS3 and 4 students. The resource can be used as a hand-out or as a presentation.

This resource comprises a slide show of images of dramatic landscapes, offering inspiration for Art students of all ages. The textural and compositional qualities of the images could potentially provide a starting point for media experimentation and artwork development. This resource is equally suitable as a cross curricular tool, offering a visual reference for geography students or as inspiration for creative writing. It can be used in conjunction with other Art resources by Mael Matthews on TES.

This poster compares the current GCSE grades (A -G) with the new grading system (9 - 1). Suitable as a poster around school or a hand out for staff, students, parents and governors. This resource has been developed by Mael Matthews, experienced teacher and senior examiner for the largest UK examination board. More resources spanning Art, English, PSHE, Citizenship and History available at https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/mael Please don't forget to leave feedback. We value your thoughts.

A printable information sheet outlining facts and links relating to the Golden Ratio and Fibonacci Numbers. A useful visual reference for Math, Art and Science students.

A huge visual resource suitable for all subjects and age ranges. Over 1000 high quality photographs organised into easy to navigate files. Included are the following themes: Autumn Summer Monsters Birds Buildings Christmas Landscapes Fish Flowers Fungi Graffiti Hands Insects Natural Textures Numbers People Rust Sky Sea Water Trees Faces Halloween Patterns Perspective Colour ....... and more. Also this is a resource that will continue to grow, with new topic files being added regularly. Next to be added (on 19.6.16) is Brazil. Purchase of this resource provides you with a live link that you simply click on to send you to the files in the cloud. It works and it's quick and easy to use.

40 science worksheets for older KS2 students and KS3 students. Easy to print. Each individual document provides clear information about the theme and a corresponding worksheet which challenges students to expand on the information provided. Ideal as starter activities, or cover lessons when you need something … fast! Themes covered are … Alpha Beta Gamma Radiation Anaesthetics Bee decline Big bang theory Body image Chemical weapons of World War 1 Diabetes Drugs in sport Earthquakes Eclipses Engaging in science Environmental issues Fireworks Global issues Graphene Health and fitness History of the atom Hurricane Matthew International space station Life beyond Earth Lifecycle of a large star Lifecycle of a medium star Medical imaging Mission to Mars Modern chemical weapons New cancer treatment Nuclear weapons Obesity Planet Earth Power of social media Science of Christmas Science of colour Social media Solar power The Sun Tornadoes Tsunamis Wildlife decline

This seven page resource provides student friendly information about colour from both and scientific and artistic stance. Ideal for when you want to inject a bit of STEAM into your lesson, whether it is an Art lesson or a Science lesson. This print friendly resource also includes a question sheet that checks for understanding and also encourages students to expand on the information provided. Fully illustrated. This resource can be a great, planning free cover lesson, or an effective starter activity. Suitable for top end KS2 or KS3.