a mixture of resources on code breaking including a codebreaking timeline and some worksheets on cracking the genetic code the lesson for the genetic code could start with a picture of the x-ray diffraction pattern for DNA this could be snatched off the worksheet and pupils to guess what it shows.

a table with pictures of specialised cells and their adaptations could easily be turned into a card sort activity

starter activity on do they give birth by laying eggs or live young

a simple food and digestion concept map could be used as a revision/end of topic assessment activity

A 5-question starter with a picture of the fossil ADA currently held in Norway believed to be the missing link between apes and humans. A good starter to a lesson on evolution as it gets pupils thinking.

Simple worksheet on mineral needs of plants. Might be useful for lower ability classes

simple video clip files of a heart beating, strawberry decaying etc

a simple heart jigsaw for pupils to cut out and rearrange helps them to learn the structure of the heart

a simple starter activity good for lower ability pupils to find definitions of some of the keywords for a genetics lesson

a booklet i made for a topic on special effects science

a differentiated task for the plants for food topic

a poster that gives pupils clues on how to write to explain

a poster that prodives a strucutred explanation on writing to argue

a poster advising pupils how to draw a good table of results

a worksheet of keywords we use when carrying out science investigations, it asks pupils to write a definition of what those words mean in science

An activity on the digestion of a salami sandwich.

a simple lesson about level 4-6 on natural defences including levelled antibody comics as a main task

a selection of levelled afl tasks on reproduction and the foetus, good end of topic activities

A cut and stick activity where students sequence the process used to identify the victims of natural disasters.

Written this year, inlcudes some victim identification material and works on the crime scene having a coded message (like the zodiac killer), a muddy footprint and a severed arm and then later on another crime scene with a knife and some bones from another victim. I used coded messages to link the crime scenes and taunt the pupils as the killer but simple messages could be left instead, i tried to link in some victim support material as well to give a link to citizenship and the impact of crime, i will give more details by email through the TES if desired