a sketchbook template for a scheme of work on narnia includes sections for the pupils to complete

a module and evaluation sheet/assessment i made to introduce pupils to the country of japan allows them to learn a little japanese, discover manga and try some japanese foods

a nice powerpoint describing the turner prize and some of the artists who have won it, provides an interesting discussion point

To get the pupils to learn atomic structure we made models of atoms using sweets if they make them on paper with clean hands they can eat them afterwards. We used white and milk chocolate buttons as the protons and neutrons and martians as the electrons with strawberry bootlaces to show the outer elcetron shells, the pupils understood the concept so well we went on to building atoms of oxygen and berylium as well to discuss how the shells fill up, a picture of their models is included and then we evaluated their models and the effectiveness of the model using the sheet attached

a myths module i developed, lets pupils draw grendel from a description, learn some runic writing and try some viking food. also contains an evaluation/assessment sheet

a rollercoaster project where pupils design a rollercoaster and carry out some investigations and use calculations such as work done

a powerpoint i made for a lecture on the science of special effects this explains how to make a number of cheap movie effects good for STEM clubs etc

a fitness mind map revision activity i made for a pupil about to take a mock exam on sports and fitness for their BTEC

A lesson starter introducing a new artist with a plenary triangle to help sum up the lesson

a range of activities that could be used as a round robin exercise on flooding in the uk, and flood defences, the pictures at the end could be used as a way of assessing progress each pupils has one on the board that they can move along at the completion of a task

can be printed onto sticky labels and issued to a department to aid marking, formatted to give a good marking sandwich where you provide a positive comment on the work, give it a grade/level and provide a suggestion for how to improve the piece of work.

A structured outline i use to set pupils termly targets which can then be stuck on the front of their exercise book with the target grade highlighted my pupils find them quite motivating

2 keywords worksheets one for EAL pupils that allow pupils to find a definiotn of a keyword and draw a picture to help them remember the word

a simple writing frame to aid pupils with planning an investigation into the rate of reaction of marble chips and acid

A worksheet discussing the different stages of a rockets motion from take off to returning to ground, has forces labelled and stages and diagrams for pupils to sequence, once they have completed this you can remove some of the cards and ask the pupils to reproduce the information from memory to check learning.

sheets of mini stroop test cards, can be a fun starter for a lesson on light

a simple card sort of definitions of ego,id and superego as well as a revision mind map of some psychological ideas and an information sheet on freud

A powerpoint to start a lesson on Chagall, includes a plenary triangle for use at the end of the lesson

copies of mendeleevs periodic table that could be laminted and given to students as part of a history of the periodic table lesson

a simple fire triangle starter sheet could be used with lower ability groups