Over the last five years I have found the best way to stimulate learning is through engaging lessons. Lessons which apply scientific content to unusual, topical or popular scenarios. I currently have a range of premium and free resources to look through. I will continue to upload these resources as and when I can. Feel free to review, tweet or contact me regarding these resources or for ideas on current topics you are struggling to make engaging.

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Students use their results from a previous experiment of melting an ice cube to plot an annotated line graph.

Documents are pitched towards a first term Year 7 class. Scaffolded work can be removed and higher differentiated sheet can be used for higher ability KS3 classes who can already plot line graphs independently.

Students consolidate their understanding of melting points by applying it to unusual examples such as gallium metal.

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hilshep123

9 years ago
5

Fantastic resource.

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