Tick chart for students studying the Science curriculum in Wales. It cover levels 3 through to 5. Easy to stick in books for personalised learning and tracking. part of the # poster/revision series

Various sheets to record the cup case experiment for WJEC and KS3 Physics. Part of the A5 # poster/revision Used in my classroom saves time with learners creating graphs that take time. This is done for them leaving you to check if they know how to put on legends, develop graphs and make assumptions. Use in conjunction with the graph paper

This resource used clocks as a medium to help bilingual speakers learn English or Turkish. It has practical examples for learners to use and includes question for them to answer. Using an analogue clock they are encouraged to complete the blank clocks using the examples given.

A Powerpoint presentation explaining the different types of energy, how energy is stored and how electricity is made. The presentation includes activities and external YouTube links to explain the processes. Written for secondary learners in years 7, 8 or 9 but an ideal revision tool for years 10 and 11. Supports physics learning in the UK, the new Welsh Curriculum and international curriculums.

These posters are ideal for a classroom to explain the different types of data and the types of sampling. Created as posters they are ideal for use on a white board or as a wall display. When reduced they can be stuck into learner’s books or the terminology copied for reference. A simple resource that explains data and data collection using simple, easy to read explanations.

This resource prints as a booklet and includes work sheets, experiments and graph paper for recording. It is ideal for all learners that need a prompt to become autonomous learners and those that are not in school for periods of time. New Welsh Curriculum Four Purposes: Ambitious capable learners who set themselves high standards and seek and enjoy challenge. Can explain the ideas and concepts they are learning about. The can use number effectively in different contexts and understand how to interpret data and apply mathematical concepts. MATHS: I can estimate capacity, mass, temperature and time using appropriate standard units. I can collect different types of data to answer questions that may have been posed. I can represent information by creating a variety of appropriate charts SCITECH: I can explore how the motion of objects can be affected by applying specific forces. I can use a variety of simple model to describe the forces acting on an object.

A set of starters and art vocabulary for KS3 and 4 Art lessons. Each activity is a ten minute thinking skills concept with learners asked to consider the artist, their interpretation, feelings and judgements on the work. It also contains vocabulary needed to make each learner consider the wording they use when describing aspects of art such as tome, line, contrast and form. It gives them suggested starter questions for them to consider their work and in assessing or judging famous artists work as well as asking them to consider how they could obtain further marks in their own work by creating coherent assessment statements for exam and internal assessments.

A PowerPoint that can be used singly as starters for a number of lessons or as a revision, homework aid. Mix of a variety of shapes in 2D and 3D Properties of 2D and 3D shapes including worksheets with answers ideal for technology and maths. Good for starting to explain and create nets.

Lesson 1 - Learning Health and safety expectations in workshops. Series of slides to support students introduction to the workshop and rules that apply. Supports mental health safety

A week by week scheme of work for a half term based on A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens.

This resource is an ideal starting point for learners to begin to understand the issues and benefits of electric vehicle. Included are activities, class voting and discussion topics. Also included are relevant You Tube videos showing electric vehicles and a mood board for learners to discuss the types of evs. This resource is a starting point for Science (Physics), English (Discussion and factual writing) Technology (design and manufacture). It can also stand as a stand alone lesson for supply, end of project or end of term. Ideal for year transition between primary and secondary learners as it lends itself to many aspects of discussion, design and the world we live in. The Powerpoint resource was originally created in Google Classroom and can easily be re-imported to make it seamless in lesson management

20 pictures to describe using photography vocabulary either written or through discussion. There are starters for each but they are meant to be help develop vocabulary so for example new learners will have less knowledge than more experienced learners. These are good as starters to get students thinking but also can be used as inspiration for students own work. Subjects are nature orientated.

A complete lesson giving facts about Sir Isaac Newton, discussing and predicting gravity challenges with physics theory to support the findings. Can be used as an introduction to KS3 Science or as revision for GCSE. 25 slides with activities and website suggestions.

This resource is a complete lesson including lesson objectives, activities and key words. Designed to follow on the lessons in Newton’s World it offers another in the series that includes Newton’s Laws and Velocity.

This resource is a complete lesson containing lesson objectives, key words, starter questions, activities and relevant Youtube videos. Ideal as a KS 3 complete lesson or KS 4 revision. Originally created in Google Slides it can be easily re-imported to become part of the schools lesson package. Use alongside the velocity triangles posters.

This resource is an ideal way to introduce energy bills and the cost involved. This lesson has aims and objectives and activities, with answers. It is ideal for both physics and maths as it gives an insight into how the electricity bill is made up and how the costs are calculated.

This resource is a complete set of lessons addressing pollution and recycling and how to use recycles materials to create two types of printing block. Ideally set over 4 lessons it contains, quiz materials, lesson aims and objectives and relevant You Tube videos. A great project for end of term or summer schools. It can be used with any age group and gives physical outcomes that can be assessed or displayed.

Posters to support the classroom learning environment that supports choosing to do the right thing. Supports wellbeeing. I used these with a Bee created as an installation in art lessons in the main hall. Noticing - to notice others who may need help or support Creative - do your best and develop creative skills Active - what ever you do that uses energy including your outside school activities. What are these? Put these on the post-it note. Happy - Do things that make you happy and if you are not make changes. Giving - Help others Weebeeing week

This lesson is a complete session on block printing. Using Polyblock, a polystyrene tile, to create a unique piece of printed work. It introduces the work of Jean Philippe Arthur Dubuffet (31 July 1901 – 12 May 1985) French painter and sculptor who used block printing to create his work. It askes the learners to discuss and evaluate his work using a set of questions. Using this as a starting point for block printing the learners are then asked to look at Welsh Celtic art, create their own, and create a block print of their work. With very few resources this lesson is simple to do and gives learners an introduction to block printing. The resources required are minimal, only needing a polystyrene tile, pen, print roller and ink. With these the learners can create a unique piece of block printed art work.

What mentoring is. Examples of what young people think of Mentoring Success with mentoring Types of mentoring - there are so many now so a few used.