GCSE Biodiversity (AQA Combined Science Biology B7 Ecology: Biodiversity)Quick View
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GCSE Biodiversity (AQA Combined Science Biology B7 Ecology: Biodiversity)

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<p>4.7.3 Biodiversity and the effect of human interaction on ecosystems<br /> 4.7.3.1 Biodiversity</p> <p>Content :<br /> Full lesson including:</p> <p>starter recall task<br /> mid point activity<br /> recap video<br /> practice exam question with answer</p> <p>Biodiversity is the variety of all the different species of organisms on<br /> earth, or within an ecosystem.<br /> A great biodiversity ensures the stability of ecosystems by reducing<br /> the dependence of one species on another for food, shelter and the<br /> maintenance of the physical environment.<br /> The future of the human species on Earth relies on us maintaining a<br /> good level of biodiversity. Many human activities are reducing<br /> biodiversity and only recently have measures been taken to try to<br /> stop this reduction.</p>
Chemical Changes L1: Reactivity of Metals AQA GCSE Combined ScienceQuick View
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Chemical Changes L1: Reactivity of Metals AQA GCSE Combined Science

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<p>Year 10 Resource<br /> AQA Combined Science Chemistry<br /> Chemical Changes<br /> Lesson 1: Reactivity of Metals<br /> Covers reactions of metals with oxygen and oxidation and reduction</p> <p>Includes:<br /> Full lesson<br /> Starter recall Questions with answers<br /> mid lesson tasks with answers<br /> practice exam questions with answers</p>
Lesson Plan: Developing Scientific Thinking (Working Scientifically)Quick View
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Lesson Plan: Developing Scientific Thinking (Working Scientifically)

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<p><strong>Lesson Plan only</strong></p> <p>Key Stage 4<br /> 55 minute lesson plan<br /> Topic: Working Scientifically<br /> Title: Developing Scientific Thinking</p> <p>Includes:</p> <p>Aim<br /> Learning Objectives<br /> List of Materials</p> <p>Introduction:<br /> 5 minutes<br /> 3 Activities</p> <p>Main Content:<br /> 35 minutes<br /> 3 possible activities<br /> 4 tasks each</p> <p>Conclusion:<br /> 10 minutes<br /> 1 Application activity<br /> 2 tasks</p> <p>Plenary:<br /> 5 minutes<br /> Discussion based<br /> 3 tasks</p> <p>Includes options for group work, pair work, think pair share, individual work and class discussion opportunities as well as in class assessment suggestions and learning outcomes.</p> <p>Large scope for mixing and matching ideas, or picking and choosing just those ideas appropriate for your class or which you’d like to focus on building further.</p>
Lesson Plan: Experimental Skills and Strategies (Working Scientifically)Quick View
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Lesson Plan: Experimental Skills and Strategies (Working Scientifically)

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<p>Lesson Plan only</p> <p>Key Stage 4<br /> 55 minute lesson plan<br /> Topic: Working Scientifically<br /> Title: Experimental Skills and Strategies</p> <p>Includes:</p> <p>SEN Differentiation<br /> Learning Objectives</p> <p>Introduction:<br /> 5 minutes<br /> 2 Activities</p> <p>Activity 1: Importance of Experimental Skills 15 minutes<br /> Activity 2: Reading Experimental Procedures (10 minutes)<br /> Activity 3: Numeracy in Data Analysis (Practical activity) (15 minutes):</p> <p>Conclusion: 5 minutes</p> <p>Includes options for group work, pair work, think pair share, individual work and class discussion opportunities as well as homework and assessment tasks.</p> <p>Large scope for mixing and matching ideas, or picking and choosing just those ideas appropriate for your class or which you’d like to focus on building further.</p>
Lesson Plan: Analysis and Evaluation (Working Scientifically)Quick View
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Lesson Plan: Analysis and Evaluation (Working Scientifically)

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<p>Lesson Plan only</p> <p>Key Stage 3/4<br /> 55 minute lesson plan<br /> Topic: Working Scientifically<br /> Title: Analysis and Evaluation</p> <p>Includes:</p> <p>Aim<br /> Learning Objectives<br /> List of Materials</p> <p>Introduction: (5 minutes)<br /> 5 minutes<br /> 2 tasks</p> <p>Main Content: (35 minutes)<br /> 3 possible activities</p> <p>Plenary: (5 minutes)<br /> Discussion based<br /> 3 tasks</p> <p>Differentiated through out, with additional options for further differentiation.</p> <p>Includes options for group work, pair work, think pair share, individual work and class discussion opportunities as well as in class assessment suggestions and learning outcomes</p> <p>Large scope for mixing and matching ideas, or picking and choosing just those ideas appropriate for your class or which you’d like to focus on building further.</p>
FT Quantitative Chemistry- Uncertainty and ConcentrationQuick View
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FT Quantitative Chemistry- Uncertainty and Concentration

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<p>Combined Science CSc<br /> 5.3 Quantitative Chemistry<br /> Uncertainty (Chemical Measurements) and Concentration<br /> AQA Specification 5.3.1.4 and 5.3.2.5</p> <p>FT Foundation Tier<br /> Year 10 KS4 GCSE</p> <p>This lesson is an all in one lesson covering both uncertainty and concentration, all AfL is included within the presentation including reveal on click answers. Printable content is presented on its own hidden slides for easy printing, I recommend printing the full slide, then copying at A5, two to a page for students to easily glue into their books to refer back to later.</p> <p>This lesson is ready to go “out of the box”, you need only make copies of PEQ slide or graph slide if you want to. AQA spec is included and lesson has been designed according to the specification.</p> <p>Full lesson on Uncertainty and Concentration<br /> Includes :<br /> -learning intents<br /> -recall starter/do now task with answers</p> <ul> <li>AQA specification for these lessons</li> <li>notes slides with hilighted text for students to make note of</li> <li>AfL throughout with answers</li> <li>showing uncertainty on a graph including graph to print for students to practice</li> <li>conversions and formula triangle for concentration calculations<br /> -practice exam questions plenary with answers</li> </ul>
The Periodic Table  Group 1 Alkali and 2 Alkaline MetalsQuick View
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The Periodic Table Group 1 Alkali and 2 Alkaline Metals

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<p>Combined Science<br /> C2 The Periodic Table<br /> Group 1 Alkali Metals and Group 2 Metals<br /> Year 9<br /> This is ideally taught over two lessons, after students have had the group 1 metals with water demonstration.</p> <p>-Includes learning intents and starter activity<br /> -Includes both group 1 and 2 metals<br /> -Several embedded opportunities for AfL<br /> - AfL question slides are designed to be printed for students to glue into books and complete. These slides are hidden from slide show mode.</p> <ul> <li>AfL slides have separate answer slide for self/class/peer marking</li> <li>Not all AfL needs to be printed out, those that are just quick questions have answers on the slide that appear as you click through.</li> <li>Reactivity of and properties of metals going down the groups</li> </ul> <p>Please view in both editing mode and slide show to see hidden slides and transition elements.</p>
Metamorphic Rocks (KS3)Quick View
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Metamorphic Rocks (KS3)

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<p>Lesson on metamorphic rocks<br /> Part of the year 7 Earth Topic</p> <p>Includes:</p> <p>-Learning Intents<br /> -Recall starter questions with answers<br /> -Plenary multiple choice questions</p> <p>Please note: you should have a selection of metamorphic rocks on hand for students to interact with during this lesson.</p>
KS4 Exam Skills: Learning how to Compare: 6 mark walk through Physics: Energy TopicQuick View
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KS4 Exam Skills: Learning how to Compare: 6 mark walk through Physics: Energy Topic

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<p>Designed for all ability year 9 students who have completed Physics topic 1.</p> <p>This resource guides students through the process of comparing two different items and successfully answering a 6 mark question asking for a comparison to be done.</p> <p>Includes:</p> <ul> <li>Title slide with recall do now task and learning intents<br /> *simple exercise to teach students what it means to compare objects</li> <li>Opportunity for students to have a go themselves</li> <li>P1 equations practice</li> <li>Venn Diagram usage</li> <li>6 mark practice exam question to have a go at</li> <li>WAGOLL response</li> <li>mark scheme</li> </ul> <p>Students can peer mark or self asses using either the WAGOLL or mark scheme.</p>
Hormonal Coordination Entire Topic-Combined Sci  FT & HT All lessonsQuick View
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Hormonal Coordination Entire Topic-Combined Sci FT & HT All lessons

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<p>Combined Science CSc AQA 4.5.3 Hormonal coordination in humans Year 11<br /> AQA Biology Hormonal Coordination all lessons FT and HT<br /> Foundation Tier and Higher Tier<br /> KS4 GCSE<br /> 1&gt; Human Endocrine System<br /> 2&gt;Feedback systems (HT only)<br /> 3&gt;Control of blood glucose concentration<br /> 4&gt;Hormones in human reproduction<br /> 5&gt;Contraception<br /> 6&gt; The use of hormones to treat infertility (HT only)</p> <p>All lessons include<br /> -AfL Checkpoint Question with answer<br /> -FT and HT Practice Exam Questions with answers plenary</p> <ul> <li>printable resources</li> <li>Learning Intents starter with recall Do Now Task and answers</li> </ul> <p>Most lessons also include</p> <ul> <li>video links to draw glands and organs</li> <li>video links for review</li> <li>printable infographics for revision</li> </ul> <p>Please read through the slide notes for helpful information about how to use some resources and also check all video links still work.</p> <p>Most video are embedded and all resources are included in the powerpoint to avoid outdated technology or using multiple platforms.</p>
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Making Salts (KS3)

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<p><strong>This is a title slide with mini activity only</strong></p> <p>Includes:<br /> Title slide with learning intents<br /> Mini white board task (7 recall questions from Acid/Alkali topic with answers)</p> <p>Once finished students should complete AQA Activate 1: 6.1.6 Making Salts, which can be found on the kerboodle website.</p>