Character cards that can be used on a display. Ideal for Form Tutor Board

Summary of Key Verbs for questioning using Bloom’s Taxonomy

Step by step guide on how to draw a graph. Ideal for students to have in the back of their book to help them grow in confidence when drawing graphs.

Post Card to send home

Ideal for first lesson in the lab. Learning Objectives: Be able to identify risks and Hazards in the Science lab Knows the safety rules of the science lab Be able to work safely, following the safety rules of the science lab Be able to explain the rules of the science lab Be able to suggest safety precautions to take with reference to particular practical activities Lesson includes: Wordsearch Collaborative Memory Task Spot the Hazard Rules for working in a lab Hazards mix and match Using a bunsen burner experiment Card sort Rag rating of lesson

Can be used for a competition or as part of a lesson on the periodic table

Includes: blank timetable template school day timetable blank timetable lanyard template Designed for 5 lesson day ( 2x 2 hour lessons and 1x 1 hour lesson)

AQA Physics Equations Can be used as posters or flashcards or inserted into lessons. Shows equation, units and symbols

Contract that students can sign at beginning of year. Glued to the front or back of their book to remind them of the rules they agreed to follow at the beginning of the year.

Worksheet to help students learn the difference between atomic number and atomic mass. Students also learn how to calculate the number of protons, electrons and neutrons in an atom. Final section helps students know how to draw the electronic configuration.

Keep organised with this timetable to help you know when to take home your books to mark and when to set and collect homework. Based on school policy of marking books every six lessons.

Knowledge Organisers for all AQA Combined Physics Topics. Triple Science Space topic not included but page provided to complete this organiser if needed.

First lesson to complete with your new form group. Ideal for Year 7/ First Years to secondary school.

Editable Teacher Planner - Teacher diary that can be edited specifically to your needs. See below for full contents. After 5 years of being in teaching, I decided to put together my own planner to try and help me stay on track throughout the year. I normally buy a teacher planner, but I often don’t use half of it or run out of the sections I want. I decided to take inspiration from all the planners I have had over the years and put together just the parts I know I will use and have found invaluable over the past few years. It is tailored specifically for Secondary School Teacher but can be edited to suit your own key content! Planner Breakdown: Front Cover Page. Tabs. Teacher Focus. Teacher details, main goals of the year and timetable. CPD. Targets for the year. List of all CPD courses completed. Section to note down any websites, books or podcasts. Pupil Focus. Two main focuses for each class or ten impacts you are going to focus on. A space to make note of those important birthdays, medical conditions and to record any important interventions. Seating Plans. Differentiation Grids. Educake Log Ins. keep a copy of students usernames and passwords. Guardian Contact Details. Calendar and Plans. Whole year overview of the important dates. Master timetable. Space for appointments. Yearly plan of topics for each year group. Meetings. Assessment and Marking. Important data entry dates and space to plan assessments throughout the year. Student progress. Behaviour. Keep track of achievements and warnings given throughout the day. Notes.

A postcard to remind you what needs to be done at the end of the day