GCSE lesson on the reactivity series. Includes card sort activity, word search and puzzle activity.

Fully resourced lesson. Powerpoint for the lesson includes videos (I have also put the videos as separate files that can be downloaded), peer assessment, practical write up, research sheets and questioning. Wag the dog worksheet can be used to demonstrate making levers for those who don’t want to invent their own. I used for KS2 but could use for KS3. Links to forces and motion topic. Need to order: rulers pencils masses Some general craft equipment: paper, card, sellotape, string, scissors.

GCSE lesson covering meiosis. Card sort activity,PPT and worksheet included.

Lesson 4 of materials topic. Lesson including practical activity on separating mixtures. Presentation and practical write up sheet included. Need to order: Sand, water Beakers Filter funnel Filter paper

Lesson 6 of the materials topic looking at chemical change. Some practical demonstrations looking at reversible and irreversible reactions. Need to order: Egg for frying Chocolate for melting vinegar and bicarbonate of soda Magnesium bunsen burners goggles tongs heat proof mats

Lesson 2 of the materials topic. Includes interactive diagrams showing particle movement, fill in the blanks worksheet and drawing help for particle diagrams.

Kay stage 3 lesson introducing particle arrangement of solids, liquids and gases. Differentiation throughout in form of questioning and activities. Peer assessment included. Worksheets and timers included. Will need to order: Cornflour/ custard powder (non-newtonian fluid) molymods (modelling particle model) LOs Recall the physical properties of the states of matter. Use the particle model to explain the differences in properties. Evaluate the particle model.

Powerpoint and results sheet for lesson three of materials topic, solubility. Test 3 solids to see whether they dissolve in water. Second part of lesson is writing up results. Need to order: Sand, salt, flour Beakers Stirrers water

Key stage 3 lesson on polymers, composites and ceramics. I got some examples of items belonging to each group then pupils do an information hunt print out sheets and put them by items. QQT for plenary. ceramics: plant pots, plates etc composites: bricks, kevlar Polymers: tights, plastic bags

GCSE lesson on transport and transpiration in plants. Includes exam questions and revision resources. Also includes practical as an alternative lesson.

GCSE lesson on ionic bonding. Great demo involving students. Worksheet and exam questions included.

Lesson 1 of the materials topic solids, liquids and gases. Overview of what solids, liquids and gases are and introduction to particle arrangement in each. Could order: Cornflour/ custard powder (non-newtonian fluid) Examples of solids, liquids and gases molymods (modelling particle model)

Lesson 5 of the materials topic sorting materials/ conductivity. Practical session using circuits to test whether materials are conductors or not. Write up sheet included. Need to order: Wires bulbs batteries various conductors/ non conductors

Everything I have on pollination and plant reproduction. A few different activities to try such as: flower dissection, pin the label on the flower, crossword, various diagrams to label and an exam question. Need to order: White tile, tweezers, scalpels, flowers, sticky back plastic for flower dissection

Powerpoint and worksheet for a lesson on seed dispersal. Includes a number of tasks for pupils. I have also included a seed helicopter resource which can be used as a practical to measure the speed at which different sized seeds drop to the ground. Need to order: A selection of seeds ( or cut out the ones on the seed laminates document) If you wanted to do helicopters (metre rulers, stop watches)

Fully resourced lesson on air resistance/ parachutes. I used for KS2 but could use for KS3. Links to forces and motion topic. Practical write up sheet and quick assessment. Need to order: Equipment to make parachutes timers

Kay stage 3 lesson introducing change of state by carrying out the melting stearic acid practical. Worksheets and timers included. Will need to order: Stearic acid Bunsens Clamp stand Beakers thermometer timer LOs Carry out safe, accurate practical. Identify changes in state. Draw an appropriate graph. Describe change in state. Explain how state change occurs.

GCSE lesson based on limiting factors of photosynthesis and photosynthesis in industry. Testing a leaf for starch practical and fully differentiated lesson maps to guide pupils through the lesson. Made using SOLO taxonomy.

Powerpoint and method sheets of varying ability for testing a leaf for starch. Could be used for key stage 3/ 4.

Lesson based on photosynthesis at GCSE level. Included is powerpoint,plan and lesson map which is fully differentiated based on SOLO taxonomy.