Two versions of a basic info sheet that can be printed and enlarged to A3. The first version is just basic info, the second has had the glands names all scrambled so students have to read the text below to try and puzzle out the name.

A brief worksheet with some nice pictures of the most common separation techniques at GCSE.

A lesson with differentiated resources outlining what yield is, and going from the basics of calculating percentages mass, through to total yield in a chemical reaction. Examples of yield in industry are also included.

A magnetism treasure hunt activity including worksheet. Great for around the classroom, or extend your classroom by putting it up around the school!

Students test to see if the tongue map really exists, Students use 4 different substances such as sugar, Salt, bitter lemon, sour sweets or lemon and using a straw put them on the different parts of the tongue to see if they can detect them. Tick or cross the boxes for the different results, Great when looking at nervous system, responses and sense organs.

A simplistic enquiry aimed at KS3 considering what range of factors affect how quickly a cup of tea will cool. Students investigate initially what factors there are and then choose a specific factor or two factors to compare. A lesson that doesn't need many resources but encourages much debate about the perfect cuppa!