Great plenary, starter or revision activity. A student is given a card and has to describe the word without using any of the three words given or the actual word. Students can then make their own versions too as great revision too.

Great plenary, starter or revision activity. A student is given a card and has to describe the word without using any of the three words given or the actual word. Students can then make their own versions too as great revision too.

Articulate game. Can be used as a starter, plenary or challenge/quiz game. The student selects a card about the topic studied and has to describe the words using words, picture/diagrams or actions. More points are awarded for not using words or diagrams!! Great for competition! A fun an interesting game that really engages the students! Remember to have some rewards for the best action and winner!

Great plenary, starter or revision activity. A student is given a card and has to describe the word without using any of the three words given or the actual word. Students can then make their own versions too as great revision too.

Great plenary, starter or revision activity. A student is given a card and has to describe the word without using any of the three words given or the actual word. Students can then make their own versions too as great revision too.

Articulate game. Can be used as a starter, plenary or challenge/quiz game. The student selects a card about the topic studied and has to describe the words using words, picture/diagrams or actions. More points are awarded for not using words or diagrams!! Great for competition! A fun an interesting game that really engages the students! Remember to have some rewards for the best action and winner!

Articulate game. Can be used as a starter, plenary or challenge/quiz game. The student selects a card about the topic studied and has to describe the words using words, picture/diagrams or actions. More points are awarded for not using words or diagrams!! Great for competition! A fun an interesting game that really engages the students! Remember to have some rewards for the best action and winner!

Articulate game. Can be used as a starter, plenary or challenge/quiz game. The student selects a card about the topic studied and has to describe the words using words, picture/diagrams or actions. More points are awarded for not using words or diagrams!! Great for competition! A fun an interesting game that really engages the students! Remember to have some rewards for the best action and winner!

This booklet supports a series of lesson and is designed for Entry Level/SEND students to allow them to access the key elements of science. If used in a mixed ability class, these booklets allow students to keep pace with the rest of the class whilst personalising the challenge and support they require. The booklet is part of a series of booklets with a variety of tasks including matching keywords and definition, scaffolding, extended answers, research and a lot of practical work with matching results tables/graphs. Some of the diagrams have had to be removed for copyright.

Great plenary, starter or revision activity. A student is given a card and has to describe the word without using any of the three words given or the actual word. Students can then make their own versions too as great revision too.

These ideally are printed and laminated and either used as a class quiz or several copies are made and students work in small groups. This includes topics from the topic: energy, energy resources, waves, heat transfers, conduction, convection, radiation

These can be used with a whole class or several copies printed for groups to use. The topics covered include limestone, atomic structure, atmosphere, alkanes, alkenes, fractional distillation, cracking and more

A very easy to use multiple choice quiz where students can show their answers on whiteboards, by holding up pre-made cards with A-D on them or write answers in their books. This covers the C1 AQA Science-A unit. Other quizzes for the other topics are available on the TES too.

A very easy to use multiple choice quiz where students can show their answers on whiteboards, by holding up pre-made cards with A-D on them or write answers in their books. This covers the C1 AQA Science-A unit. Other quizzes for the other topics are available on the TES too.

Students have their own bingo cards and then the slides gone through with different questions. Students can be awarded for a row or a full house. Topics include: nerves, hormones, diet, auxins, genetics and more.

Students have their own bingo cards and then the slides gone through with different questions. Students can be awarded for a row or a full house. Topics covered: alkanes, alkenes, fractional distillation, cracking, atmosphere, atomic structure, limetsone and more.

3 questions per card, with answers. These can be used for a quiz for the whole class or several sets printed for students in small groups. Topics include: limestone, atoms, periodic table, alkanes, alkenes, cracking, auxins, hormones, nerves, reflex, energy, energy resources, waves and much more.

A great task that can be used as an assessment tool for a starter, mini-plenary or revision task. This works best when students have pre-made cards to select answer, voting kits or white boards. Students can also complete as a quiz in the back of their books. Covers: nuclear fusion, fission, atomic structure, alpha, beta, gamma, stars, black holes, supernova

A great task that can be used as an assessment tool for a starter, mini-plenary or revision task. This works best when students have pre-made cards to select answer, voting kits or white boards. Students can also complete as a quiz in the back of their books. Covers: ionic, covalent, ions, metals,

A great task that can be used as an assessment tool for a starter, mini-plenary or revision task. This works best when students have pre-made cards to select answer, voting kits or white boards. Students can also complete as a quiz in the back of their books. Covers: electrolysis, acids, alkali, ions, reduction, oxidation, rates of reaction