To go with my lesson SC26a-b on “Choosing Materials and Composite Materials”.

To go with my Year 7 lesson on "Muscles and Blood".

To go with my lesson 8Cd "Comparing Gas Exchange Systems".

To go with my lesson on Flame Tests, Photometry and Positive Ion Tests.

To go with my Year 8 lesson on "Global Warming and Climate Change".

To go with my lesson SC21a-b "Earth's Atmosphere".

To go with my Year 8 lesson on "Igneous and Metamorphic Rocks".

Quick assessment to go with my lesson "Pregnancy, Development and Birth".

To go with my GCSE Chemistry lesson on Electron Configuration.

Worksheet to go with my lesson 7Be “Puberty and Growing Up”. It contains questions comparing life cycles of humans with pigeons and on the key steps in the menstrual cycle.

To go with my lesson PowerPoint SC17c Halogen Reactivity.

This cut and stick goes with my full lesson PowerPoint on Properties of Covalent Molecules (SC7a CC7a).

To go with my Year 8 lesson 8Gd "Reactions of Metals and Acids".

To go with my lesson on “Transfers in Food Chains”.

Independent learning resource to go with my lesson on “Plant Cells and Animal Cells”. Print, laminate, use over and over.

Nice open-ended task. Suitable for all abilities.

Simple task involving interpreting information from text.

An ideal lesson to use with students who are new to Secondary Science - just to get them thinking about what Science really is and why it's important.

This PowerPoint will allow you to teach students the GCSE 9-1 Chemistry content on Making Salts by Acid-Alkali titration. Note This does not cover the Triple-only content on titration calculations or performing a titration as part of a Core Practical; that is covered in a separate lesson for the Quantitative Analysis topic. This lesson is simply about using titration to make salts from acids and solubles bases, in contrast to the methods used for making salts from acids and insoluble bases. The resources are easy to follow for teachers, readily accessible for students and are appropriate for Combined and Triple Science classes, Foundation and Higher tiers. Other GCSE lessons are available from my shop. They can be purchased individually or, alongside this lesson, as part of a whole-topic bundle.

This PowerPoint is designed to introduce the Law of Conservation of Mass, closed systems and looks at simple examples of conservation of mass in solutions and chemical reactions. This lesson is accessible for students, easy to follow for teachers and is required learning for Combined and Triple Science classes, Foundation and Higher tiers. Be aware: this resource covers the basics; it does not deal with more complex ideas linked to conservation of mass (e.g., reacting masses) as they are covered in a later lesson. As such, this content may take a whole lesson to cover with weaker students but will be completed very quickly with higher-ability / motivated students. Follow-up lessons on Calculations involving Mass are available from my shop individually or, alongside this lesson, as part of a whole-topic bundle.