<p>This resource details different research tasks in Biology, Chemistry and Physics.</p> <p>These research tasks include a variety of topic areas including IVF, Organ Systems, Periodic Table, Alcohols, Renewable Energy and Space.</p> <p>Each task is different which allows the pupil to chose which suits their interest and ability e.g. can create a poster, cartoon strip, create a test, make a PowerPoint etc.</p> <p>Excellent activity which can last a series of lessons or excellent cover work if ICT can be used.</p>

<p>This resource provides a template for pupils to use so they can write a letter to President Trump to explain why climate change is true.</p> <p>The template provides general information in how a letter should be written and what can be included in each paragraph.</p> <p>This activity has allowed my classes to be more productive in their research into climate change whilst improving their literacy skills.</p>

<p>A revision game based on the board game Trivial Pursuit.</p> <p>I have included a blank template of the game board (all you need to do is change the topics to what you need) and a blank question card template.</p> <p>I have also attached what I’ve used it for - S2 Biology for topics that include photosynthesis, respiration, fertilisers and climate change.</p> <p>Type the questions you need onto the question card (you can laminate these to protect for future use) and scatter the different question topics around the classroom.</p> <p>Pupils are to then find the question, answer it into the relevant section and then bring it to the teacher to check. If the teacher is satisfied with the answer the pupil then colours in (neatly) that section before collecting another question card from around the room.</p> <p>An excellent revision game for all ages and stages!</p>

<p>A blank template for a revision game I have created called Obscure.</p> <p>I got this idea based on the games Scategories/Pointless where you have to think of correct answers but more obsure answers gets more points, hence the name of the game!</p> <p>All you need to do is type the names of the topics that matches up to your course and then print to use - there is a section at the bottom to allow pupils to write down new facts they have learned playing this game too.</p> <p>I have found this resource great for all ages as it encourages healthy competition whilst allowing pupils to revise the smaller sections of the course in detail.</p>

<p>Use the element symbols to create a word that is a capital city - bonus points awarded if you can get the county right too.</p> <p>Answers provided so this is a quick and easy resource to use.</p>