<p>A simple fingerprinting activity for science KS3 (Year 7 or 8) lessons which also incorporates some numeracy skills, such as tallying different types of fingerprint in the classroom and calculating percentages of each type of fingerprint. All that is required is this worksheet and some standard HB pencils, so could also be a science lesson used at KS2 primary level.</p>

<p>An activity for GCSE pupils working through speed - time graph concepts. The activity sheet allows pupils the opportunity to calculate accelerations, distance traveled, and link their knowledge to resultant forces.</p> <p>The activity sheet is accompanied by a fully explained PDF markscheme which has also been broken down into a PowerPoint which may facilitate class discussion more easily.</p>

<p>A quiz for the last few days of the summer term. Includes 5 rounds:-</p> <ol> <li>General Knowledge (10 questions)</li> <li>Movies (10 questions)</li> <li>Flags (12 questions)</li> <li>Science and Maths (10 questions)</li> <li>Famous Landmarks (12 questions)</li> </ol> <p>Answer sheet is provided should it be required.</p>

<p>A worksheet to test application of understanding of Newton’s 2nd Law, resultant forces and also links in some application of speed-time graphs. Suited for higher ability GCSE pupils.</p> <p>Markscheme included for projection on to a whiteboard.</p>