Year 12 Applied Science covering the objectives on food chains with a couple of practice calculation questions.

A full lesson and activities to teach the menstrual cycle particularly in KS3. Includes presentation, 3 differentiated worksheets (red, yellow (gold) and green) with challenges and support, a group activity and a starter/plenary activity.<br /> <br /> There will be slides that are personal for my students which will need deleting/adapting for your students.

<p>A set of lessons which was taught for my year 7 classes covering all the different states and changes of state. Lessons give details of investigations and graph drawing skills. There will be slides that you should change to suit your classes or delete completely.</p> <p>Lesson 1: lesson 1 on particles looking at the differences between the structures of solids, liquids and gases. Includes a quiz ‘who wants to be a millionaire’ style.</p> <p>Lesson 2: literacy activity comparing solids, liquids and gases. Literacy and particles worksheet goes with this.</p> <p>Lesson 3: melting (includes practical instructions for a melting practical)</p> <p>Lesson 4: drawing a graph based on data recorded from a practical which records temperatures of a substance over time whilst melting</p> <p>Lesson 5: evaporation (includes practical instructions for a practical)</p> <p>Lesson 6: boiling (includes practical instructions for a practical)</p> <p>Lesson 7: changes of state summary. Includes a storyboard template for students to use</p> <p>Changes of state of word search included.</p>

A complete set of presentations to support the teaching of the new applied science course - topic 1D on homeostasis. Includes 1 lesson on homeostasis itself, another on temperature, two on blood glucose, one on diabetes and one on the kidneys.

A lesson with differentiated comic strip worksheets for low, middle and higher ability pupils. Presentation and with images to cut out to support the teaching of fertilisation for particularly years 7 and 8.<br /> <br /> There will be slides that are personal for my students which will need deleting/adapting for your students.

<p>A lesson which covers the specification for Applied Science Unit 4 whilst covering the nervous system. Includes a blank diagram of the brain that students can annotate as they go through using the blue coded notes on the presentation. Links for you tube clips with a true or false quiz as a starter and tweet plenary.</p>

These are 4 lessons I used with year 7 students in their first science topic. The first is a lesson on microscopes (students completed a practical using the microscopes), a cut and stick activity labelling plant and animal cells (a presentation to go with this also), a presentation on specialised cells in which slides can be printed for a 'circus activity' and finally a presentation to support with the teaching of diffusion.<br /> <br /> There may be additional personalised slides showing homework and starters which you should delete/adapt for your students.

A full scheme of work ready to teach with differentiated resources and presentations to support. Some slides are personal to my classes so delete or adapt to suit yours. <br /> <br /> Lesson 1 - presentation supporting teaching of puberty in boys and girls<br /> <br /> Lesson 2 - human reproductive parts. Use the students to have the labels and descriptions and stick onto the board before students add them to their own A5 diagrams<br /> <br /> Lesson 3 - fertilisation (differentiated comic strips available)<br /> <br /> Lesson 4 - development of a fetus (group task on sorting the correct order and diagrams for students to annotate)<br /> <br /> Lesson 5 - fetus in the womb (activity in which students create a 3D model of the fetus in the womb)<br /> <br /> Lesson 6 - OB Menstrual cycle (differentiated worksheets available plus a group sorting activity. Also a starter and plenary to measure progress in learning).<br />

A series of 4 lessons going through plant reproduction including the structure of a flower, fertilisation and germination. Two lessons cover two simple practical activity encouraging students to design an investigation for themselves.<br /> <br /> There will be slides that are personal for my students which will need deleting/adapting for your students.

<p>This is a series of lessons that i used to teach acids and alkalis to my year 7 group. There will be a few slides you will need to edit or delete to suit your classes.</p> <p>Lesson 1: the theory behind acids and alkalis and the PH scale. Blank PH scale available also for students to colour and label.</p> <p>Lesson 2: practical into acids and alkalis</p> <p>Lesson 3: neutralisation practical</p> <p>Lesson 4: Making Salts practical</p>

Revision powerpoint covering the objectives on photosynthesis.<br /> <br /> There are some slides that include questions on food chains (this was a starter based on the previous lessons on food chains) - delete or use elsewhere if you like!

<p>Two lessons covering the nervous system. The first revises knowledge from GCSE and the second lesson takes students through the applied science content including the reaction test.</p>

<p>6 lessons covering chemical reactions for my year 7 class. PPT includes slides specific for my classes that you would have to change or delete all together. Includes practical instructions for some lessons.</p> <p>Lesson 1: chemical reactions powerpoint</p> <p>Lesson 1a: chemical reactions practical with practical instructions word document</p> <p>Lesson 2: word equations</p> <p>Lesson 3: combustion PPT</p> <p>Lesson 4: thermal decomposition PPT</p> <p>Lesson 5: conservation of mass PPT</p> <p>Lesson 6: exothermic and endothermic reactions PPT</p>

<p>This is a PPT and ‘qualification’ lesson on how to use bunsen burners. Students carry out a simple practical of melting ice cubes but the focus is on using bunsen burners for the first time.</p> <p>They then receive a ‘bunsen burner qualification’ which is a credit card size print out on card that i have had them stuck on the front of their books.</p>

<p>Presentation to take students through the progressive disease of Alzheimer’s. Attached website links to the Alzheimers UK website and also downloaded mental test with MS and scoring descriptions that students could do. This is a good example of tests used by specialist to help diagnose someone with Alzheimer’s.</p>

<p>A presentation taking students through the process of a nerve impulse crossing a synapse. Some slides will need to be deleted/adapted for your classes.</p>

<p>A series of lessons to support teaching of B1.1 on the new 9-1 GCSE specification including microscopes, animal and plant cells, specialised cells, diffusion and osmosis.</p> <p>Some parts will need adapting for your own classes.</p> <p>Lesson 1 - Microscopes 1 and then Microscopes Part 2 if needed<br /> Lesson 2 - Animal and Plant Cells with a cut and stick activity<br /> Lesson 3 - Eukaryotic and Prokaryotic (unable to upload resource from AQA due to copyright)<br /> Lesson 4 - Specialised Cells in Animals (i printed off the slides for each of the cells and put students into groups to be experts on their given cell and then rearranged the groups so that there was an expert on each cell in a group and they had to teach each other )<br /> Lesson 5 - Specialised Cells in Plants (i again printed off the slides of the cells but this time I stuck them around the room and they moved around teaching themselves or working with a partner)<br /> Lesson 6 - Diffusion (demonstration of spraying air freshener around the room whilst students closed their eyes to avoid copying others! - check for asthmatics!!. 3 students stood at the front with me and watch the order of hands go up). Practical involving beetroot in this lesson with hot and cold water<br /> Lesson 7 - Osmosis Practical using starch solution and cellophane acting as the membrane<br /> Lesson 8 - Osmosis practical using potato - 2 similar methods for different ability classes<br /> Lesson 9 - Turgor in Plants - involves a comic trip activity<br /> Lesson 10 - unable to upload due to copyright but did some ‘how science works’ bits on the osmosis practical<br /> Lesson 11 - active transport (no information sheet available due to copyright)<br /> Lesson 12 - exchanging materials (no information sheet available due to copyright)</p>

<p>A presentation taking students through a nerve impulse, including video links.</p>

A series of 5 lessons (not including a heart dissection) covering the new applied science heart topic (1C) covering the structure of the heart, chemoreceptors, baroreceptors and pacemakers. Also included my own assessment and mark scheme.

<p>A presentation with independent, paired and group work activities aimed at year 7 to allow discussion of how to deal with changing friendships. This was planned for a collapsed timetable session with their form tutors but could also be used in PSHCE lessons.</p>

<p>A series of powerpoint presentations which covers B1.4 The lessons will need to be adapted for your classes. Unable to upload some activities due to copyright laws.</p>