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This is a full lesson ppt discussing exo and Endothermic reactions. There is a FREE worksheet to accompany this lesson. Find it free. This is a PowerPoint lesson based on the topic of Exothermic and Endothermic reactions. It explains what happens during these two reactions and contains a categorisation activity on this topic. There is a peer-assessment element, with a Moo or False plenary. Visit our youtube channel YOUR DOWNLOAD ☐You will download a zip folder with  the resource mentioned above for you to use in your own classroom SUPPORT ☐We will be on hand should you need any support and advice with you purchase. T&C ☐This is an instant download file.  ☐Once you make your purchase you will have the ability to download this product and it is ready to use. © 2019 made by TeachElite. All rights reserved. We would love it if you have time to review this product as your opinion means a lot to us. You can find us on  ☐Twitter ☐ Facebook Please join our Facebook groups for teacher chat, networking and exclusive freebies. #teach #TeachRE #TeachChristianity #TeachJudaism #TeachScience #TeachPSHE & RSE

This is a categorisation activity based on six of the human body systems. Pupils have to decide what system the sentence relates to and then add the key words into the correct system. The PowerPoint accompanies the worksheet with a few animated slides.

This is a diamond Ranking activity based on the organs of the human body. This activity encourages pupils to discuss their personal ideas on which organs are the most important or least important and why.

This is a diamond Ranking activity (based on the Human Body Systems. This activity is based on 9 of the systems and encourages pupils to discuss their personal ideas on which system is the most important or least important and why.

An A-Z vocabulary booklet that is left blank for pupils to write specific vocabulary that they need to know for the exam. The majority of pages are dedicated to a letter. where as some letters (Y & Z, for example) share a page. The booklet is 39 pages long, this will allow you to have it printed back to back in magazine form as either an A5 (printed on A4 paper) or A4 booklet (printed on A3 paper).

This is an independent learning lesson. Pupils must have access to a tablet or computers for this. Pupils have to research the following inherited diseases: 1. Sickle cell syndrome 2. Multiple sclerosis 3. Cystic fibrosis 4. Rheumatoid arthritis 5. Multiple sclerosis 6. Crohn’s disease

This is centered around the subject of the Human Body and is based on the Generation Game activity (conveyor belt). This is useful for Starter, Plenaries and mini AFL activities throughout the lesson-Pupils love this activity!

This is a diamond Ranking activity based on the 9 types of energy. This activity encourages pupils to discuss their personal ideas on which energy is the most important or least important and why. The PowerPoint contains a few animated slides to supplement the worksheet.

This is an activity on states of matter (solids, liquids and gases). There are diagrams that you can display via the projector and you can also print them out for pupils reference. Pupils must match the statements with the state of matter and fill out the table based on prior knowledge about this topic.

This is a Biology PDF is designed to accompany our Word for the Week for JUNE. This contains slides, one of the four words for the week with scrabble tiles. Pupils have to complete a numeracy task based on the numerical value of the tiles.

What is Energy? This is an interactive lesson that consists of 26 slides (PowerPoint) and an 8 page resource booklet. You can find a preview of the booklet that is included in this lesson @ http://fliphtml5.com/gonfq/sdyc The starter activity is based on our conveyer belt activity and is designed to ascertain prior knowledge. There is a worksheet to fill in based on this and the subsequent class discussion. Pupils then peer assess each other’s work. There is an interactive selector based on the popular fidget spinners. Pupils are taken through the 8 different types of energy and they have to make notes on the ‘What is energy?’ worksheet. It is suggested that this be enlarged to A3 size. Pupils are tasked with inserting the new vocabulary learnt during the lesson into their vocabulary booklets. You can find our Science Vocabulary Booklet by clicking the link. Following which there is an interactive quiz where pupils are asked 20 questions (provided) and the team to get the most points wins. Visit our ScienceTeacherElite Shop

Pull the udder one! A completely customisable true or False activity. This particular one is based on pesticides. Pupils love the interaction shouting moo (true) or quacking for false statements. This can be used as a starter, plenary or an AFL checkpoint activity throughout the lesson.

Use this PDF in your own lesson presentations and or print it out, laminate it and display it in classrooms and around your department. This is useful in instilling literacy and maintaining continuity throughout the Science department. Included in the pack are various options. You can either print off the A4 sheet and laminate with the word already printed onto it or as we do, print off a blank template, laminate it and stick a different word on it each week. This is great Bell Task, starter or plenary activity.

Use this PDF in your own lesson presentations and or print it out, laminate it and display it in classrooms and around your department. This is useful in instilling literacy and maintaining continuity throughout the Science department. Included in the pack are various options. You can either print off the A4 sheet and laminate with the word already printed onto it or as we do, print off a blank template, laminate it and stick a different word on it each week.

A short PowerPoint based on a bingo activity surrounding the topic of Space. Pupils have to choose 9 of the 20 words and write them on their bingo sheets provided. We have included a .pgn file of the bingo template that you can print out and use. It is particularly handy to print out and laminate a class set of these for use with dry wipe markers.

This is an independent learning lesson where pupils must use tablets or computers to research the key features of a crime scene. Check out our CSI crime scene activity for a great true or false plenary activity.

This PDF document is designed to accompany our Science Word for the Week for MAY. Use this as a starter or plenary within your lessons to supplement to Word for the Week Literacy discussion point. This contains slides, one of the four words for the week with scrabble tiles. Pupils have to complete a numeracy task based on the numerical value of the tiles.