A single panel colour cartoon depicting a humorous example of natural selection in action. A good way to add a bit of humour and to engage students in presentations relating to natural selection, inheritance and evolution.

A colourful and humorous cartoon depicting friendly bacteria of the gut. Perfect for engaging pupils adding a bit of humour to presentations and worksheets that relate to micro-organisms or digestion.

A single panel colour cartoon to add a bit of humour to any presentations or worksheets involving algebra. A great way to engage pupils and provide a hook for the lesson.

A funny colour cartoon which describes the principle of the conservation of mass including a pictorial representation of the reactant and product particles. A great way of adding a bit of humour to presentations and worksheets and at the same time reinforcing this scientific concept.

A colourful and humorous cartoon depicting a bacteria dividing with a speech bubble caption. Perfect for engaging pupils adding a bit of humour to presentations and worksheets that relate to micro-organisms.

Funnny single panel cartoon depicting two desert rats having a discussion. Perfect for adding a bit of humour to any presentation or worksheets relating to animal adaptations to the environment.

A funny single panel colour cartoon relating to chromosomes and the gene pool. Perfect to add a bit of humour to presentations or worksheets linking to genetics or chromosome/DNA structure.

A funny single panel cartoon perfect for adding a bit of humour to any presentation or worksheet which relates to the word equation or the symbol equation for photosynthesis.

A colourful and humorous cartoon depicting two protozoa with a speech bubble and a caption beneath. Perfect for engaging pupils adding a bit of humour to presentations and worksheets that relate to single celled organisms…

A colourful cartoon depicting number operations in a context that will amuse pupils. This cartoon would work well as a starter activity if the pupils were asked what the answer would be if the surgeon placed the brackets in different places. Perfect for engaging pupils adding a bit of humour to presentations and worksheets relating to the order of operations and the use of brackets.

A colour cartoon perfect for adding a bit of humour to presentations or worksheets. A great way of engaging students and providing a hook for lessons.