A fully editable PowerPoint presentation on the Periodic Table covering the main characteristics and features. The presentation covers a brief history of Dmitri Mendeleev and the structure of the atom and how it relates to the table. It also looks at its structure and features as well as the major groups contained within the Periodic table. Comes with 2 bonus word searches! Includes slides on the following topics: History Atoms Boxes Groups & Periods Major Groups Metals & Non-metals Metalloids Great accompaniments to the above resource: Periodic Table Word Searches Periodic Table Scavenger Hunt Periodic Table Task Cards Periodic Table Alkali Metals Fact Fan Periodic Table Halogens Fact Fans Periodic Table Noble Gases Fact Fans Periodic Table Alkaline Earth Metals Fact Fans Periodic Table Tarsia Puzzle Periodic Table Learning Grid Periodic Table Snakes and Ladders Clipart by: Ron Leishman ToonClipart

The Distance-Time Graphs card sort is comprised of 2 cards for each of the 12 different scenarios [graph and story]. Simply print and then cut out the set of cards [laminate if you wish to make class sets]. Students then shuffle the cards and sort them into the correct sets by reading the story on one card and matching it with the correct distance-time graph card. Includes 8 blank cards for students to make their own set. Works great as a starter activity, plenary or review. Could also be used for concentration and snap. Cards included: ➸ 24 cards [12 graph cards and 12 story cards] ➸ 8 blank cards Clipart by: Ron Leishman ToonClipart

A set of 24 task cards designed for students to independently or in groups review and consolidate the microbiology topic of viruses and bacteria. The cards include questions on structure, function, diseases, types, food production and antibiotics. Included in this kit: ➸ 24 task cards in colour. ➸ Student solution sheet on which to record answers. ➸ Teacher answer key. There are 4 cards on each sheet [6 sheets in total]. They can be printed in greyscale or colour [single or double sided]. Save paper and time by laminating the cards and keeping them as class sets. Provide each student with a blank solution grid for writing the answer to the problem stated on each card. Great as a group extension or consolidation activity or for early finishers. Great accompaniments to this resource: Viruses and Bacteria PowerPoint and Activity Sheets Viruses and Bacteria Word Searches Bacteria and Virus Venn Diagram Clipart by: Artifex

An Internet research activity focusing on all things sporting. Questions cover topics on football, cricket, basketball, hockey, cycling, tennis, etc. Great as a cover lesson or end of topic overview. 4 pages long.

A flow diagram which highlights the relationships between the processes of photosynthesis and cellular respiration. Covers the following points: Organelles Processes Reactants and products Type of reaction Energy Also includes a bonus words search and matching activity of key vocabulary. Clipart by: Studio Devanna

A Tarsia puzzle based on some of the most commonly used circuit symbols found in circuit diagrams. Also comes with a bonus word search, matching activity, circuit symbols reference table for students to paste into their science notebooks as well as a storage sleeve for the puzzle. Includes the following circuit symbols: wire lamp thermistor ammeter voltmeter motor buzzer bell open switch closed switch resistor variable resistor cell battery fuse How to Play Cut out the shapes in the Tarsia puzzle. Shuffle the shapes well. Lay the shapes face up on the table. Match the correct symbol word with the actual symbol to complete the puzzle. Clipart by: Ron Leishman Digital Toonage ToonClipart

A snakes and ladders styled game for students to review global warming and the greenhouse effect. Comes with two differentiated versions: Version 1: Challenging for younger learners Version 2: Ideal for younger learners Includes the following: Game board comprised of twenty questions. Solutions grid. A dice which students can construct. Counters [6 in colour and 4 which can be coloured in by students] How to play set of instructions. A blank answer table for students to write their answers on. Clipart by: Ron Leishman Digital Toonage ToonClipart

The Halogens Fact Fan provides students with a fun way to research and present information on each of the halogens in the Periodic Table. Also comes with a bonus halogens word search. Research topics include: Phase at STP Boiling point Melting point Discovery Uses The set comes with both colour and black and white [which students can colour in] sets. Print onto A4 paper or for a more durable set light weight card. Students complete the research, cut out each fact fan and then hole punch them and fasten the set with a brad fastener or split pin. Great as a starter, review activity and can also be used as a revision resource. Halogens included: Fluorine Chlorine Bromine Iodine Astatine Tennessine The set also includes information on the atomic number, atomic mass and symbol for each of the halogens. Fact Fans included: ➸ 1 colour and black and white cover fact fan ➸ 6 colour fact fans ➸ 6 black and white fact fans Clipart by: The Cher Room Ron Leishman ToonClipart

An Internet research activity focusing on the animal kingdom. Questions cover a variety of curious and interesting facts about amazing animals. Great as a cover lesson or end of topic overview. 5 pages long. Includes an answer key. If you would like updates on new and free products please follow me by clicking the ‘Follow Me’ link above. Clipart by: Ron Leishman ToonClipart

An Internet research activity focusing on dinosaurs. Questions cover a variety of weird and wonderful facts about dinosaurs and palaeontologists. Great as a cover lesson or end of topic review. 5 pages in total. Complete with solutions. If you would like updates on new and free products and sales please follow me by clicking the ‘Follow Me’ link above. Clipart by: Ron Leishman ToonClipart

A research and review activity booklet focusing on the Solar System. Questions cover topics on the planets, famous astronomers and other celestial facts and figures. 4 pages long. Great as a cover lesson or end of topic review. Comes complete with an answer key. If you would like updates on new and free products please follow me by clicking the ‘Follow Me’ link above. Clipart by: Ron Leishman ToonClipart

A complete set of A4 visual vocabulary word wall posters suitable for KS3 student which can be used as they are or enlarged to A3 and beyond. Visual vocabulary assists in improving spelling, word retention and understanding. Includes a bonus word search. Vocabulary included: speed calculating speed calculating time calculating distance constant speed stationary fast constant speed slow constant speed returning to start Great accompaniments and support for the above resource. Speeding Up: Speed, distance & time activity booklet Speeding Up: Speed, distance & time task cards Speeding Up: Speed, distance and time PowerPoint Presentation Clipart by: Ron Leishman ToonClipart

A selection of 8 word searches covering a variety of earth and space topics including: 1.Solar System and Beyond 2. Awesome Astronomers 3. Planets and Dwarf Planets 4. Meteorology 5. Rocks and Weathering 6. The Rock Cycle 7. Palaeontology 8. Oceanography Complete with solutions. Other word searches in the series: Chemistry Word Searches Biology Word Searches Physics Word Searches Clipart by: Ron Leishman ToonClipart

A set of 24 task cards designed for students to independently, or in groups, review our solar system. Included in this kit: 24 task cards focusing on different aspects of our Solar System. Student solution sheet on which to record answers. Teacher answer key. There are 4 cards on each sheet [6 sheets in total]. They can be printed in greyscale or colour [single or double sided]. Save paper and time by laminating the cards and keeping them as class sets. Provide each student with a blank solution grid for writing the answer to the problem stated on each card. Great as a group extension or consolidation activity or for early finishers. Great accompaniments for this product: Solar System PowerPoint Solar System Bingo Spectacular Solar System Activity Booklet Solar System Card Sort Solar System Tarsia Puzzle Solar System Word Searches Solar System Top Deck Card Game Clipart by: Artifex Ron Leishman ToonClipart

A graphing activity based on gestation. Students research the gestation periods of different mammals as well as their weight, height and lifespans and then graph the results. There are a series of questions on whether or not a relationship exist between weight, lifespan and gestation periods for students to complete. The resource also provides information on the three groups of mammals [placental, marsupial and monotreme]. Great accompaniments to the above product: Gestation PowerPoint and Activity Sheet Gestation Card Sort Clipart by: Ron Leishman TooonClipart

A snakes and ladders styled game for students to review animal adaptations. Includes the following: Game board comprised of twenty questions. Solutions grid. A dice which students can construct. Counters [6 in colour and 4 which can be coloured in by students] How to play set of instructions. A blank answer table for students to write their answers on. Clipart by: Ron Leishman ToonClipart

The Earth Science card sort is comprised of 3 cards for each for different rock types [an image, the name and fact]. Simply print [in colour or black and white] and then cut out the set of cards [laminate if you wish to make class sets]. Students then shuffle the cards and sort them into their correct sets. Comes with two differentiated sets, one which identifies the rock group in the description [easier] and one which doesn’t [more difficult]], as well as 6 blank cards to add your own information or get students to make them. Works great as a starter activity or plenary. Could also be used for concentration and snap. **Rocks included: ** Sedimentary rocks conglomerate shale sandstone Metamorphic rocks marble gneiss schist Igneous rocks granite pumice obsidian **Cards included: ** ➸ 27 colour cards [easier] ➸ 27 colour cards [more difficult] ➸ 6 blank cards Clipart by: The Painted Crow Ron Leishman TooonClipart

A set of 17 classroom posters on well known scientists and inventors. Great for classroom decoration and motivation. Includes the following individuals: Thomas Edison Marie Curie Charles Darwin Alexander Graham Bell Jane Goodall Gregor Mendel Galileo Galilei Nikola Tesla Louis Pasteur Barbara McClintock Albert Einstein Isaac Newton Nicolaus Copernicus Leonardo da Vinci Antoine Lavoisier Dmitri Mendeleev Jonas Salk Clipart by: Ron Leishman TooonClipart

The Universal indicator and pH card sort is a great way for students to familiarize themselves with the universal indicator scale and how it relates to pH and products. The set is comprised of 3 cards for each pH [indicator colours, pH and an image]. Simply print and then cut out the set of cards [laminate if you wish to make class sets]. Students then shuffle the cards and sort them into their correct sets. Works great as a starter activity or plenary. Could also be used for concentration and snap. Cards included: ➸ 42 colour cards Clipart by: The Cher Room Ron Leishman TooonClipart

A memory style game to help students learn a range of laboratory equipment. Each pair of cards has an image of the piece of equipment on one and its name on the other. If you would like updates on new and free products please follow me by clicking the ‘Follow Me’ link above. Laboratory equipment included: beaker test tube bulb flask graduated flask cylinder conical flask funnel thermometer dropper Bunsen burner microscope beam balance retort stand test tube rack magnifying glass safety goggles tweezers graduated syringe Also, comes with 2 pairs of blank cards for students to make their own laboratory equipment cards as well as a storage sleeve for the cards to be kept safely in student’s science books. How to play the game… Cut out the cards. Shuffle the cards well. Spread the cards out face down on the table. The first player chooses two cards and turns them over. If they match player one keeps the cards and has another turn. If the two cards don’t match the first player places them back face down on the table and player two takes their turn. Continue until all the cards have been matched. The winner is the one with the most cards. Clipart by: Hughes design Ron Leishman ToonClipart