KS3 Science Investigation inc variables and planningQuick View
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KS3 Science Investigation inc variables and planning

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<p>This is 2 fully resourced lessons where KS3 build upto planning and carrying out an investigation into the dunkability of biscuits.</p> <p>Lesson 1 - Variables revised and revisited with emphasis on identifying the three variables in different scenarios. Pupils then apply their understanding to begin to consider control variables for their own investigation.</p> <p>Lesson 2 - Variables revisited and opportunities for class discussion into how we will ensure the controls are manipulated. Class then carry out the investigation before considering the type of data they have collected and how they would present that data.</p>
Calculating WavesQuick View
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Calculating Waves

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<p>Full lesson on the wave equation. There is an exam question and a differentiated question grid with a variety of challenge questions on.</p>
The Endocrine SystemQuick View
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The Endocrine System

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<p>This is a full lesson on the Endocrine System. I wanted to make something that made this topic a little bit more interactive for the students as it lacks practical lessons to engage them. This lesson includes videos, question for the video, 6 QR Codes for the pupils that send them to the website needed to complete the task, an outline of a male/female to label the glands and a plenary question.</p>
Charge, Current and TimeQuick View
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Charge, Current and Time

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<p>Fully differentiated lesson for calculating charge, current and time. A challenge for boys vs girls that leads on to AfL opportunities and differentiated questions.</p>
Protists, Malaria and FungusQuick View
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Protists, Malaria and Fungus

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<p>PowerPoint for yr10 Infection and Response about malaria and the lifecycle of the mosquito. This is for combined science and so does not go in to detail about the lifecycle of malaria although it is discussed.</p>