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AQA - Order of margnitude calculations.
Oder of magnitude calculations.
Worked example.
Answers given - peer assess opportunity.
Bundle
AQA - working scientifically definitions; starters.
This bundle contains 2 starters and a do now. The resources are about working scientifically. The offer defections and examples of various key terms;
systemic error,
random error,
zero error,
anomalous results,
reliable results,
repeatable results,
reproducible results,
valid results
AQA - reliable, repeatable, reproducible and valid
A starter (AQA) that defines the following terms:
reliable results,
repeatable results,
reproducible results and
valid results.
Anomalous results
A 'Do Now..' (An immediate task for the students to focus on when they enter the room and get their books out) that considers anomalous results.
AQA - systematic error, random error, zero error and anomalous result
A starter for AQA defining the terms:
systematic error,
random error,
zero error and
anomalous result.
Year 6 introduction to secondary school science
This lesson, and the resources, are for a year 6 induction lesson.
It introduces the lab, how to safely perform experiments and gives the students a chance to perform an experiment. If you have plenty of time the students could perform all three experiments.
Desert Island Distillation
A KS3 chemistry lesson where students plan to get freshwater from seawater.
Science Week 2017
5 slides with a challenge relating to the topic of 'change', this years British science week theme.
could be shown in form time, a starter to lessons or at the start of an assembly.