A prewritten assignment for the OCR Cambridge technicals in science, Level 2 unit 8 science of health

A simple CSI lesson - I set up a crime scene with fake blood(made out of jelly and red food colouring and warm water or buy fake blood from the pound store) (i made a hand print, blood drops and a drag mark) a head, some weapons (cricket bat, rolling pin, toy gun) and a sealed packet of drugs (flour taped up in a plastic wallet) - the first lesson had pupils collecting evidence and the second had them analysing the blood splatter from the scene all resources needed are included in the powerpoint

A simple babies revision lesson useful for entry level science all resources needed included in the powerpoint

A simple mystery powders CSI lesson that relates to the work of forensic scientists

A simple lesson on childbirth useful for entry level in science

A simple exploring space lesson - that focusses on space rovers- you can model one (we used a big track) or avoid it - it also includes a diamond 9 activity based on space rovers and a design your own rover activity all resources included in powerpoint

an assignment for unit 15 science of telecommunications for the OCR cambridge technicals in Science

A simple lesson really useful for entry level science about the risks of asteroids and near earth collisions. All worksheets included

A simple lesson about the moon landings for entry level - looks at footage from apollo and gets the pupils to sort evidence into for and against the moon landings then write a conclusion based on the evidence - all resources included

A simple lesson on detergents with an interpretation question and a chance for a whole class survey. Useful for the cooking and cleaning module of entry level

A look at the theories of Ekman, Dawkins and Chomsky to do with biological psychology - has some simple videos and discussion then a marketplace style activity - really useful for teaching Unit 9 of the OCR technicals

A collection of rate of reaction support and extension questions, they can be cut into strips and used as a support or extension in class

covers what you can eat raw and cooked, styles of cooking and food poisoning with a simple graph interpretation question - all worksheets needed included in the powerpoint

A self assessment style test for acids and alkalis the questions need photocopying and cutting into the strips, pupils then choose 5 to answer the star questions being the hardest. When they have finished they complete the self assessment sheet also included

A complete checked assignment for Unit 9 level 2 of the Cambridge technicals in Science

A simple foodtasting worksheet for pupil to fill in with a little certificate for afterwards - I use it in form time to encourage reluctant eaters to try new things with a geographical food tasting