A document of case studies of core science careers. All designed for a reading age of 11. 39 different science career fact files

P3 triple physics revision Based around 2022 content

B2 triple science revision designed around 2022 revision

Used for tutoring tailored for the 2022 exams

P2 revision based around the pre released content used as an hour tutoring session

P1 GCSE Physics revision Based around the 2022 guidance

Two lessons, can be combined into one.

Lesson includes a practical to investigate how temperature affects solubility. Comes with an optional work sheet.

Starter: Simple recall questions based on prior knowledge, easily changed to suit your class Main: Information about the respiratory system, then a labelling task, a putting in order task and questions to consolidate learning. All answers on the powerpoint. Gas exchange information on the ppt also a drawing of how it can be taught under the visulisar, followed by questions to check understaning. Plenary True or false

A tutoring powerpoint I used does not include percentage yield. Comes with a key question document and exam questions. All answers to powerpoint included as animations or in the notes below

Suitable for year 7/8 Recall starter Followed by explaination and practice of the new keywords solute/solvent/solution Questions and tasks provided with answers mini practical to do with solubility, does it dissolve or not? Questions for follow up to the practical Recall plenary

Suitable for KS3 Includes: Recall starter Pure and impure including particle diagrams Pure and impure boiling points practical investigation to investigate purity

Suitable for KS3 Includes Recall starter Element mixture or compound particle diagrams and task Mini demo or practical to show how we can separate mixtures Written task to explain how properties can help us separate mixture Peer assessment grid recall plenary

Suitable for KS3 Includes: Introduction to compounds Particle diagrams of elements and compounds Naming compounds with two and three elements Mini practical to compare elements and compounds All answers included

Appropriate for KS3 Recall starter, followed by an introduction to elements and particle diagram Including a mini practical to get students thinking about key properties of elements

Using energy transfer diagrams to help with the understanding that energy is conserved.

A worksheet with common lab equipment for students to fill in as they are introduced to the lab.

Objectives: Describe how water is transported in plants Explain how gases enter and leave plants explain how some plants are adapted to limit water loss Potential practical activity of celery with food colouring, not essential for the lesson however. Starter: Recall questions, answers on the following slide Main - potential celery practical discuss the role of the root hair cells, recap students prior knowledge on this Discuss how water enters a plant, answer questions. Answers on next page Discuss how gases get in and out of a plant Discuss adaptations plants have in warm temperatures Plenary - Exam questions, answers included

Starter: Recap of a plant cell. Main - intro to photosynthesis, defintion and explaination Video with questions to answer Student task to explain photosynthesis with a clear success criteria given Discuss how we can measure the rate of photosythesis Pondweed practical could be done at this point, alternatively there is a online simulation attached. Give students data, work out the mean, plot a graph write an evaluation. Work sheet for support given with results table and graph. plenary - recap questions from earlier in the topic

Aimed at KS3 lesson.