This double sided worksheet with answers and handout, is suitable for GCSE students. It has been designed as a cover lesson for the OCR DT exam board. This resource has been successfully delivered to year 8 and 9 student’s too. The tasks relate to: Analysing an Existing Product and Materials and Components. Task 1: Students to complete the sentences using the missing words listed on the sheet. The sentences reveal a list of factors a designer considers when analysing an existing product. Task 2 & 3: Students are presented with three design problems to solve. Task 4: Analysing a woman’s handbag reflecting upon four key factors: Components/ structural integrity, material, ergonomic considerations and designer inspiration. Part B tasks students to state a design problem with the bag and sketch/explain a design solution. This resource is tried and tested with great feedback. Answers are provided throughout which encourage self-marking during a cover lesson. Cover teacher is happy - as all tasks are clear (with an additional help sheet) and answers. Other DT resources can be found below: Design considerations Bundle DT Cover work DT Cover work BUNDLE

This x3 sided Science worksheet focusing on Hazards and Risks relating to Chemical Symbols. It has been designed for both KS3 and GCSE students. This resource is great for a specialist lesson, homework, or a cover lesson. It contains x4 tasks, PLUS an additional question sheet. All answers are provided, which makes it great for a specialist teacher, independent self marking or cover teacher. **The students are tasked to: ** Complete sentence related to Hazards and Risks, using the missing words provided. Sketch the missing hazard symbols and write a precaution for each. Look closer at the substance “Ethanol” by identifying some products it is used in, identify it’s function in three different products and create a Risk Assessment. Lastly, as an extension task, students can complete a 7 question answer sheet on the topic - totaling to 7 marks. Duration: 1 Hour You can find other Science worksheets here: Biology Bundle Combined Science BUNDLE

These x3 sided Science Worksheet focuses on Ecosystems, specifically the relationships between living things and The Food Chain. This resource is suitable for KS3 and GCSE students studying Combined Science or Biology. **The worksheet is divided into five tasks: Task 1: Name a minimum of two living organisms below Task 2: a) Name a minimum of two non-living elements Task 3: Cut out the x10 flashcards. Spend 5 to 10 minutes reading and revising them. Task 4: Answer the questions below. (related to the topic) Task 5: a) Sketch or print photographs showing two food chains. Use the boxes to the right. b) Explain what might happen to the chain if changes occurred to the species ecosystem. e.g. natural changes/human changes ** This worksheet is tried and tested and includes reliable subject knowledge. Students are engaged, with a happy cover/specialist teacher. Answers are included for the tasks, to enable self-marking. Students could complete these worksheets for homework. ** Worksheet duration: 1 hour lesson ** You may also find these other Science resources useful: Biology Worksheet BUNDLE Combined Science Worksheet BUNDLE

This x3 sided Science worksheet focusing on Hazards and Risks relating to Chemical Symbols. It has been designed for both KS3 and GCSE students. This resource is great for a specialist lesson, homework, or a cover lesson. It contains x4 tasks, PLUS an additional question sheet. All answers are provided, which makes it great for a specialist teacher, independent self marking or cover teacher. **The students are tasked to: ** Complete sentence related to Hazards and Risks, using the missing words provided. Sketch the missing hazard symbols and write a precaution for each. Look closer at the substance “Ethanol” by identifying some products it is used in, identify it’s function in three different products and create a Risk Assessment. Lastly, as an extension task, students can complete a 7 question answer sheet on the topic - totaling to 7 marks. Duration: 1 Hour You can find other Science worksheets here: Biology Bundle Combined Science BUNDLE

This double sided Combined Science Worksheet focuses on Fighting Diseases; suitable for KS3 and GCSE students. This visually appealing worksheet covers x5 tasks with ANSWERS, making it ideal for a cover lesson and/or a specialist lesson. ** Students will cover the following - Physical and Chemical Barriers Pathogens Our Immune System and how it fights Pathogens Defining the term ‘Health’ Communication and Non-Communication Diseases ** This worksheet is tried and tested and received positive feedback from both students and cover teacher. Duration: 1 Hour You may also find this bundle useful: Combined Science Cover Lessons

This double sided worksheet, with handout, focuses on ‘Cells’. The five tasks introduce plant, animal and bacterial cell structures. This task is suitable for KS3 and KS4 students as part of their Science lesson/revision. The worksheet is differentiated - with it’s cut and stick tasks, includes specific scientific terminology relating to the topic; to help students with task completion. Task 1: Complete the missing sentences. Task 2: Draw an animal and plant cell, match the missing key terminology to their function; then label the parts of the cells. Task 3: Define the term bacteria. Task 4: Label a bacteria cell structure (cut and stick task - hand out provided) Task 5: Answer questions relating to the topic All answers have been included. This creates a smooth cover/specialist lesson; and enables students to complete this independently for revision or homework. This worksheet is tried and tested , with engaged students and happy cover teacher! Reliable subject included throughout!

These x3 sided Science Worksheet focuses on Ecosystems, specifically the relationships between living things and The Food Chain. This resource is suitable for KS3 and GCSE students studying Combined Science or Biology. **The worksheet is divided into five tasks: Task 1: Name a minimum of two living organisms below Task 2: a) Name a minimum of two non-living elements Task 3: Cut out the x10 flashcards. Spend 5 to 10 minutes reading and revising them. Task 4: Answer the questions below. (related to the topic) Task 5: a) Sketch or print photographs showing two food chains. Use the boxes to the right. b) Explain what might happen to the chain if changes occurred to the species ecosystem. e.g. natural changes/human changes ** This worksheet is tried and tested and includes reliable subject knowledge. Students are engaged, with a happy cover/specialist teacher. Answers are included for the tasks, to enable self-marking. Students could complete these worksheets for homework. ** Worksheet duration: 1 hour lesson ** You may also find these other Science resources useful: Biology Worksheet BUNDLE Combined Science Worksheet BUNDLE

These x3 sided Science Worksheet focuses on Ecosystems, specifically the relationships between living things and The Food Chain. This resource is suitable for KS3 and GCSE students studying Combined Science or Biology. **The worksheet is divided into five tasks: Task 1: Name a minimum of two living organisms below Task 2: a) Name a minimum of two non-living elements Task 3: Cut out the x10 flashcards. Spend 5 to 10 minutes reading and revising them. Task 4: Answer the questions below. (related to the topic) Task 5: a) Sketch or print photographs showing two food chains. Use the boxes to the right. b) Explain what might happen to the chain if changes occurred to the species ecosystem. e.g. natural changes/human changes ** This worksheet is tried and tested and includes reliable subject knowledge. Students are engaged, with a happy cover/specialist teacher. Answers are included for the tasks, to enable self-marking. Students could complete these worksheets for homework. ** Worksheet duration: 1 hour lesson ** You may also find these other Science resources useful: Biology Worksheet BUNDLE Combined Science Worksheet BUNDLE

This double sided Combined Science Worksheet focuses on Fighting Diseases; suitable for KS3 and GCSE students. This visually appealing worksheet covers x5 tasks with ANSWERS, making it ideal for a cover lesson and/or a specialist lesson. ** Students will cover the following - Physical and Chemical Barriers Pathogens Our Immune System and how it fights Pathogens Defining the term ‘Health’ Communication and Non-Communication Diseases ** This worksheet is tried and tested and received positive feedback from both students and cover teacher. Duration: 1 Hour You may also find this bundle useful: Combined Science Cover Lessons

This double sided worksheet, with handout, focuses on ‘Cells’. The five tasks introduce plant, animal and bacterial cell structures. This task is suitable for KS3 and KS4 students as part of their Science lesson/revision. The worksheet is differentiated - with it’s cut and stick tasks, includes specific scientific terminology relating to the topic; to help students with task completion. Task 1: Complete the missing sentences. Task 2: Draw an animal and plant cell, match the missing key terminology to their function; then label the parts of the cells. Task 3: Define the term bacteria. Task 4: Label a bacteria cell structure (cut and stick task - hand out provided) Task 5: Answer questions relating to the topic All answers have been included. This creates a smooth cover/specialist lesson; and enables students to complete this independently for revision or homework. This worksheet is tried and tested , with engaged students and happy cover teacher! Reliable subject included throughout!

This x3 A4 worksheets focus on Food Choices - Personal, Social and Economical Factors and is suitable for KS3 and KS4 students studying Food. The workheets are presented clearly. Each task provides space for students to write down their answers. The third sheet presents a GCSE Mock Questions relating to the topic. All of the answers to the questions are provided on separate slides, encouraging self-marking - saving you time! The answers and subject content throughout have been sourced from reliable sources. These resources are tried and tested - with excellent feedback and engaged students. They have been delivered as part of a cover lesson and by a specialist. Your cover teacher will be happy, as will you, as the students will be learning reliable subject specific knowledge during their lesson. Great set as homework also. You can find other quality Food resources here: Made for Teacher’s Shop **These other Food Science Resources may be handy too, to save you additional time: ** Food Choices PPT Whole Lesson Food Choices GCSE Mock Questions WITH ANSWERS! Eduqas Large BUNDLE AQA Large BUNDLE

These worksheets focus on Food Choices: Health Related Issues; suitable for KS3 and KS4 students studying Food. These worksheets discuss Food Allergies and Food Intolerance… they include reliable subject content and presented in a student friendly way. Students are tasked with x4 tasks, answers included. The tasks are engaging and make a successful lesson - also great as part of a cover lesson! Tried and Tested. Your cover teacher will be happy - the work is organised and clear, with answers provided to encourage self marking. Additional helpful information is provided to support the tasks, so students have all the information to complete them, giving you confidence that they are learning all they need during their cover lesson. You may also find these additional resources handy: Food Choices: Health Related Issues PPT GCSE Mock Questions with ANSWERS focusing on Food Choices GCSE Mock Questions with ANSWERS focusing on Food Choices LARGER BUNDLE FREE Allergy and Intolerance Information Sheets Food Cover Lessons

These worksheets (x4 sides of A4) focus on the topic Natural Fibres - specifically focusing on the Physical and working characteristics of natural Fibres. Students will be presented with 4 tasks. These include: naming natural fibres, identifying and describing their physical and working characteristics, catagorizing the fibres using visual images e.g. tent, clothing, table cloth and tie; and answering exam style questions. The worksheets are tried and tested. They are fantastic delivered by a specialist or a cover teacher. The tasks are clear and include answers throughout. All that is needed is scissors and glue. Other resources which could come in handy: Textiles Worksheets

These worksheets focus on Why foods are cooked and Heat Transfer methods. They are suitable for KS3 and KS4 students studying food; and other cross-curricular subjects such as Science. A total of ten tasks relating to the topic are presented over the three worksheets. There is an additional fourth worksheet, aiding differentiation. These resources are tried and tested - with excellent feedback and engaged students. They have been delivered as part of a cover lesson and by a specialist. You can find other quality Food resources here: Made for Teacher’s Shop **These other Food Science Resources may be handy too, to save you additional time: ** GCSE Mock Revision Questions with Answers GCSE Mock Revision Quetions with Answers BUNDLE

This x3 A4 worksheets focus on Food Choices - Ethical and Enviromental Factors and is suitable for KS3 and KS4 students studying Food. The workheets are presented clearly and include seven tasks. The third sheet presents a GCSE Mock Question relating to the topic. All of the answers to the questions are provided on separate slides, encouraging self-marking - saving you time! The answers and subject content throughout have been sourced from reliable sources. These worksheets are idea as part of a specialist teacher’s lesson or as a cover lesson. Your cover teacher will be pleased, as will you, as all the content and answers are provided; to save you time! These resources may also come in handy: Food Choices- Ethical and Environmental PPT - can work alongside the worksheets, optional! Food Choices Mock Exam Food Questions with Answer Practice

This double sided A4 worksheet focuses on the ‘Origins of Natural Fibres’. Students are tasked with four tasks relating to the topic. This worksheet is fantastic for a specialist or a cover teacher. It is self explanatory, engaging and the multiple choice cut and stick task is great for differentiation. Simply - print, hand out with scissors and glue and they can independently complete. This can also be a great resource for homework. Please search for other textiles resources at my teachers shop linked below: Made for Teacher’s Shop

These worksheets (x4 sides of A4) focus on the topic Synthetic Fibres - specifically focusing on the Physical and working characteristics of Synthetic Fibres. Students will be presented with 4 tasks. These include: naming synthetic fibres, identifying and describing their physical and working characteristics, catagorising the fibres using visual images e.g. ski jacket, clothing, swimwear and leggings; and answering exam style questions. The worksheets are tried and tested. They are fantastic delivered by a specialist or a cover teacher. The tasks are clear and include answers throughout. All that is needed is scissors and glue. Other resources which could come in handy: Textiles Worksheets You can also find worksheets focusing on “Natural Fibres” in my shop, or a bundle of both Natural and Synthetic Fibres … simply search, download and print! Made for Teacher’s Shop

These worksheets focus on Changing Properties of Foods . They are suitable for KS3 and KS4 students studying food; and other cross-curricular subjects such as Science. They have primarily been designed for GCSE students, but have been used for year 9 (KS3) students also. This resource includes a x3 A4 sided worksheets. Each workheet is presented clearly. Each task provides space for students to write down their answers. The third sheet presents three GCSE Mock Questions relating to the topic. All of the answers to the questions are provided on separate slides, encouraging self-marking - saving you time! The answers and subject content throughout have been sourced from reliable sources. These resources are tried and tested - with excellent feedback and engaged students. They have been delivered as part of a cover lesson and by a specialist. Your cover teacher will be happy, as will you, as the students will be learning reliable subject specific knowledge during their lesson. Also Great set as homework. You can find other quality Food resources here: Made for Teacher’s Shop **These other Food Science Resources may be handy too, to save you additional time: ** GCSE Mock Revision Questions with Answers GCSE Mock Revision Quetions with Answers BUNDLE

These worksheets (x4 sides of A4) focus on the topic Synthetic Fibres - specifically focusing on the Physical and working characteristics of Synthetic Fibres. Students will be presented with 4 tasks. These include: naming synthetic fibres, identifying and describing their physical and working characteristics, catagorizing the fibres using visual images e.g. ski jacket, clothing, swimwear and leggings; and answering exam style questions. The worksheets are tried and tested. They are fantastic delivered by a specialist or a cover teacher. The tasks are clear and include answers throughout. All that is needed is scissors and glue. Other resources which could come in handy: Textiles Worksheets You can also find worksheets focusing on “Natural Fibres” in my shop, or a bundle of both Natural and Synthetic Fibres … simply search, download and print! Made for Teacher’s Shop

Here you have a double sided worksheet, focusing on Structural Integrity; suitable for KS3 and GCSE students. This worksheet provides students with five tasks, each relating to the topic. The subject content is reliable and very clearly written. This worksheet has been tried and tested - receiving fantastic teacher feedback. It is ideal for specialist teachers or cover teachers, with ALL answers included! The worksheet also has reference to an artist link: William Morris. You can also find other Textiles, DT, Food and Art resources in my shop: Made For Teacher’s Shop Fibres & Textiles Worksheets BUNDLE