A simple excel spreadsheet for premium authors to track accounts. Which day is best for sales? Is there a better week/month etc. Feel free to use and abuse.

Two banks of questions to assess progress from the GCSE Space unit.

An activity looking at food chains and food webs

For A-level waves

Revision questions for alternative methods of generating electricity.

3 pictures for students to recap some aspects of the electricity topic - students caption the photos in the format of an Instagram post. could be used as a homework.

A reminder to how to design great assessment

Using the ideas of threats to validity from Kane, Crooks and Cohen to use for staff INSET

A assembly with a 5 minute tube link about the inspirational father and son, Rick and Dick Hoyt. When on the achievements page I would talk about the who they actually are - leave the “surprise” of the disability until the video.

A nice video to support the teaching of the electricity unit especially Ohms Law

Videos to support the T&L of mass and weight

Follow Harre Pota as he undertakes various experiments in which the reactivity of metals is investigated. Includes practical details. Instructions are all on the powerpoint and there is a table sheet for students to fill in their answers for differentiation.

Follow Harre Pota as he undertakes various chemical reactions as a series of practical investigations. Instructions are all on the powerpoint and there is a table sheet for students to fill in their answers. Practicals can be set out at stations around the room and given a time limit on each one to prevent overcrowding.

A presentation that goes through some common UK woodland flowers that may also be found on your school field and grounds. resource also comes with a worksheet that students can use to investigate these flowers on their own

A presentation that has some interesting facts of the mini beasts of your school grounds. A worksheet is also included that students can use to jot down notes, go outside, find the critters and draw and annotate them. A chance to get students in the great outdoors.

A presentation that explains some of the adaptations of the common species that could be found in your school or local stream and how they are used as pollution indictors. This includes a worksheet that can be used during stream fieldwork.

Students can colour and create their very own interactive flipbook that shows how stumps are formed from stacks, caves, arches and cracks. Each flip page has room to describe what is occurring do students can be assessed. There is also a blank storyboard attached and one for students to explain the formation of Old Harry

A presentation that explores some of the most common trees that could be found in your school grounds. Discover their shape, leaves, flowers and seeds. Students can then explore their school grounds and collect leaves from the trees and stick an example on the worksheet. For stretch and challenge learners could create an Identification key which can be used to ID the tree in the future.

Students cut out the sheets and take in sticking the 'window' pane down so that the symbol, hazard and controlling risks strips can slide up and down in their exercise books. Activity can be used to self assess knowledge, peer assess each other and then match up symbols,to hazards to controlling risks on the accompanying worksheet table. For extension work - encourage learners to extend their learning by looking up other symbols such as compressed and radiation.

This foldable allows students to see first hand how waterfalls are formed and makes them use key terminology to explain the process. It is much better than drawing the stages in a book purely because it moves and the interactive element it has. Students colour and label the key features. Glue the 2nd layer down which then folds back as the waterfall erodes and retreats. The waterfall question sheet can be cut out and stuck on the back of the folding waterfall. This is a great teacher timesaver as it is ready to print and the students will really engage with making their own personal waterfall...why not get them to name it? See my other foldables and shop here