<p>A family tree of the Simpsons and accompanying worksheets.</p>

This can either be given to pupils as a cut and stick ordering exercise or laminiated as a game for them to order.

A series of quizzes tailored to the OCR A2 Anatomy and Physiology unit. Might also be useful for a level biology?

Differentiated drugs worksheet - if pupils complete all of the questions, they will have fulfilled all the learning objectives set by OCR in their Gateway Suite.

A selection of open and closed questions which pupils have to cut out and sort. A little basic but I use this as a starter with my A level class.

Some revision activities, specifically for the OCR Gateway B2 module, but can be used for any KS3 or 4 class studying ecology.

<p><p>Some case studies and questions to get students to think about what action should be taken in various circumstances (whether confidentiality should or should not be broken). I used it as a starter with my yr. 12s and it went down quite well.</p></p>

Presentation on principles and values for childcare workers... all the key points from the OCR text book.

Grid which pupils have to fill in - they need to say how each aspect of communication can be used in a positive or negative way.

Levelled research task. Covers the car safety features section of the OCR P3 topic.

<p>This is a PowerPoint presentation showing historical ideas about the universe.</p>

Some pictures of childrens toys to spark discussion and an odd one out activity - the pupils have to say how old the child is which is being described and which trait would not be shown by them.

PowerPoint on transpiration and the role of stomata.

This is a resource I created for my Btec science class but could be adapted for use elsewhere. The PowerPoint gives some basic info on NASA and the cost of space exploration (I used videos from YouTube of the spaceship crash). There are some exemplar materials which the pupils assess, then created marking criteria. They used this to assess and improve their work. I've included the criteria which my class wrote as an example.

This is a project booklet which pupils used to help them design a houes. They completed a project over a few weeks where they had to complete the tasks within the book and build a model house which was as energy efficient as possible. They then had to present their house to the class and were graded on their ability to present and explain their ideas scientifically. I did this with a year seven class who did struggle with a couple of bits but it can always be tweaked to suit.

Pictures of a selection of alcoholic drinks. I have laminated these, then put them randomly up on the board. Pupils are asked to arrange them in order of the amount of alcohol contained in each drink. They can also place in order of calorific content or use as a 'play your cards right' game. Answers are given.

PowerPoint with a series of cartoons which I used to welcome back my year eleven form. It could be tweaked for other years though.

<p>Pictures of animals from various films. I printed them onto a transparancy sheet and asked the children to classify each one… went down really well!</p>

PowerPoint covering the first lesson in the OCR Gateway B6 module. The PowerPoint covers different types of bacteria and links to useful video clips.

Crossword on the OCR Communication topic.

Menstrual cycle cut and stick activity for pupils to order. I've also included a set of labels - I ask pupils to draw a timeline of the menstrual cycle with a diagram of the uterus wall and add the labels to this. A little advanced for most GCSE pupils but may be useful for those doing triple science.