This is a worksheet for BBC Iplayer’s The Mating Game Episode 1 Grasslands: In Plain Sight. The link for the show is below. The worksheet contains 25 questions, the answers of which can be found in the documentary. The documentary is narrated by Sir David Attenborough and looks at different mating strategies and competitions of species in plains and grasslands habitats. Some of the species documented include ostriches, termites, zebra and kangaroos. An answer sheet is included which states the times in the documentary where the answers can be found. This documentary links to biology curriculums and the worksheet is a great way to keep pupils engaged when watching the documentary in class or as a homework.

This worksheet is for BBC Iplayer’s Frozen Planet II Ep. 1 Frozen Worlds. The worksheet contains 26 questions, the answers of which can be found in the documentary. The documentary looks at wildlife and their adaptations in the frozen parts of the world. Some of the species followed include killer whales, Siberian tiger, hooded seal and polar bears. The documentary also looks at Greenland’s the rapidly declining ice due to climate change. An answer sheet is included which states the times in the documentary where the answers can be found. This documentary links to biology and geography curriculums and the worksheet is a great way to keep pupils engaged when watching the documentary in class, as a homework or subject competition.

This is a worksheet for BBC Iplayer’s The Green Planet Ep.1 Tropical Worlds The worksheet contains 25 questions, the answers of which can be found in the documentary. The documentary looks at plants and their adaptations in tropical rainforests. Examples of topics looked at include competition for light, methods of pollination and the relationship between leaf cutter ants and fungi. An answer sheet is included which states the times in the documentary where the answers can be found. This documentary links to the biology and geography curriculums and the worksheet is a great way to keep pupils engaged when watching the documentary in class, as a homework or curriculum competition.

This worksheet is ideal for photosynthesis topic review and revision. Tasks in the worksheet cover the photosynthesis word equation, leaf adaptations, explaining the importance of adaptations and increasing the rate of photosynthesis. There are 4 tasks on the worksheet which have differing levels of difficulty. This is designed to easily create differentiation with no extra work for you. An answer sheet is included to enable easy self or peer assessment in the lesson. The worksheet was designed to cover the photosynthesis topic requirements of the KS3 English National Curriculum.

This is a worksheet for BBC Iplayer’s Climate Change: Ade in the frontline Series 1 Episode 1. The link for the show is below. The worksheet contains 26 questions, the answers of which can be found in the documentary. The documentary follows Ade Adepitan as he visits the Solomon Islands and Australia learning about how the countries have been impacted by climate change. Impacts covered include rising sea levels, forest fires and drought. An answer sheet is also included which has the answers and the time in the documentary in which they can be found. This documentary links to geography and science curriculum and the worksheet is a great way to keep pupils engaged when watching the documentary in class or as a homework.

This quiz is about having fun whilst learning about the wildlife which lives in the British Isles. Photosynthesis, ecology key words and food webs rounds are included fit within the curriculum. This quiz contains a total of 56 questions split into 7 rounds: Mammals picture round Who made that sound? Birds picture round Photosynthesis Ecology key words Plants picture round Food webs This is the perfect quiz for end of topics or end of term. Keep pupils learning whilst having fun and engaging with their local wildlife.

This worksheet is for BBC Iplayer’s Wild Isles Ep. 1 Our Precious Isles. The worksheet contains 26 questions, the answers of which can be found in the documentary. The documentary looks at the ecosystems and wildlife found in the British Isles. Some of the species documented in this episode include orca, dormice, golden eagles and puffins. The documentary also highlights importance of British wildlife to biodiversity and the level of nature depletion. An answer sheet is included which states the times in the documentary where the answers can be found. This documentary links to biology and geography curriculums and the worksheet is a great way to keep pupils engaged when watching the documentary in class, as a homework or subject competition.

This is a great lesson to link science to real world situations. Microplastics is also a great topic to cover in science lessons or tutor/form time as part of pupils cultural capital curriculum. This microplastics lesson covers what microplastics are, how they enter ecosystems and food webs and their impact. Polymers and bioaccumulation are covered to link the lesson content to biology and chemistry specifications. Tasks included in this lesson Powerpoint are; drawing polymer molecules, bioaccumulation task (which has an optional challenge task), spider diagram task and end of lesson quiz. This is a print free lesson, however tasks can be printed from the Powerpoint slides if table top copies are preferred.

This is a worksheet for BBC Iplayer’s The Green Planet Ep.3 Seasonal Worlds The worksheet contains 25 questions, the answers of which can be found in the documentary. The documentary looks at plants and their adaptations to seasonal conditions and changes. Examples of topics looked at include plant competition, seed dispersal, pollination and the impact of climate change on plants. An answer sheet is included which states the times in the documentary where the answers can be found. This documentary links to the biology and geography curriculums and the worksheet is a great way to keep pupils engaged when watching the documentary in class, as a homework or curriculum competition.

This worksheet is for BBC Iplayer’s Frozen Planet II Ep. 5 Frozen Lands. The worksheet contains 26 questions, the answers of which can be found in the documentary. The documentary looks at the adaptations and behaviour of wildlife which live far north. Species documented in this episode include wolves, Arctic foxes, Amur leopards, painted turtles, snowy owls and caribou. The documentary highlights the impact of melting permafrost due to climate change. An answer sheet is included which states the times in the documentary where the answers can be found. This documentary links to biology and geography curriculums and the worksheet is a great way to keep pupils engaged when watching the documentary in class, as a homework or subject competition.

This is a worksheet for BBC Iplayer’s Greta Thunberg: A Year to Change the World Episode 1. The link for the show is below. The worksheet contains 25 questions, the answers of which can be found in the documentary. The documentary follows Great Thunberg as she travels through North America learning about the impacts of climate change. An answer sheet is also included which has the answers and the time in the documentary in which they can be found. This documentary links to geography and science curriculum and the worksheet is a great way to keep pupils engaged when watching the documentary in class or as a homework.

This is a worksheet for BBC Iplayer’s The Green Planet Ep.5 Human Worlds The worksheet contains 25 questions, the answers of which can be found in the documentary. The documentary looks at the relationships between humans and plants. Examples of topics looked at include humans using plants to support their survival, action form humans to remove invasive plant species and humans introducing native plants to restore the land. An answer sheet is included which states the times in the documentary where the answers can be found. This documentary links to the biology and geography curriculums and the worksheet is a great way to keep pupils engaged when watching the documentary in class or as homework.

This worksheet contains 28 questions, the answers of which can be found in Apple TV’s new documentary The Year Earth Changed which is narrated by David Attenborough. The documentary looks at how different species have benefited from reduced human impact during the corona virus pandemic. An answer sheet is also included which has the answers and the time in the documentary in which they can be found. This documentary links to biology specifications on maintaining biodiversity. This worksheet is a great way to keep pupils engaged when watching the documentary in class or as a homework.

This worksheet is for BBC Iplayer’s Wild Isles Ep. 3 Grasslands. The worksheet contains 26 questions, the answers of which can be found in the documentary. The documentary looks at the ecosystems and wildlife found in the grasslands of the British Isles. Some of the species documented in this episode include hares, wild horses, field voles, black grouse, adders and white-tailed eagles. The documentary also highlights the importance of British biodiversity and the level of nature depletion. An answer sheet is included which states the times in the documentary where the answers can be found. This documentary links to biology and geography curriculums and the worksheet is a great way to keep pupils engaged when watching the documentary in class, as a homework or subject competition.

This worksheet is for BBC Iplayer’s Frozen Planet II Ep. 4 Frozen South. The worksheet contains 26 questions, the answers of which can be found in the documentary. The documentary looks at the adaptations and behaviour of wildlife which live in Antarctica. Some of the species documented in this episode include king penguins, Antipodean albatross, Weddell seal, killer whales and storm petrels. The documentary highlights the impacts of melting ice caused by climate change. An answer sheet is included which states the times in the documentary where the answers can be found. This documentary links to biology and geography curriculums and the worksheet is a great way to keep pupils engaged when watching the documentary in class, as a homework or subject competition.

This worksheet is for BBC Iplayer’s Frozen Planet II Ep. 2 Frozen Ocean. The worksheet contains 26 questions, the answers of which can be found in the documentary. The documentary looks at wildlife and their adaptations which rely on the frozen Arctic Ocean. Some of the species followed include polar bears, beluga, bowhead whales, walruses and harp seal pups . The documentary highlights the impacts of climate change on wildlife which rely on the the sea ice. An answer sheet is included which states the times in the documentary where the answers can be found. This documentary links to biology and geography curriculums and the worksheet is a great way to keep pupils engaged when watching the documentary in class, as a homework or subject competition.

This is a worksheet for BBC Iplayer’s The Earthshot Prize: Repairing Our Planet Ep.1 Protect & Restore Nature. The worksheet contains 28 questions, the answers of which can be found in the documentary. The documentary features Prince William and is narrated by Sir David Attenborough. It looks at how agriculture and dams can destroy habitats however it also looks at how nature can be restored. The end of the documentary looks at this years three finalists for the Protect & Restore Nature Earthshot category. An answer sheet is included which states the times in the documentary where the answers can be found. This documentary links to biology and geography curriculums and the worksheet is a great way to keep pupils engaged when watching the documentary in class or as a homework.