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Current teacher teaching KS3 & 4 Science, and KS5 Biology and Physics.
Acid Rain Practical
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Acid Rain Practical

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You will need 4 samples of 'rain water&' spiked with acid or alkali to represent the different areas you can get the rain from
Gravity and Moments
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Gravity and Moments

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This is a 100 minute lesson but is split into two 50 minute lessons. The first is about gravity, the second is on moments.
Homeostasis Marketplace
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Homeostasis Marketplace

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Marketplace activity for homeostasis. Students use the helper sheet when doing the market phase to give some direction to their learning.
Intro to Light
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Intro to Light

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Intro to Light topic, covers keywords and gets the students to think about light travelling in straight lines
Using drugs to treat disease
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Using drugs to treat disease

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Practical based on the popular Twilight film where the students plan a practical looking at whether garlic can act as an antibacterial. Two lessons included The first is them planning and carrying out the practical. The second is them collecting the results and starting the writeup of the practical
Bonding
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Bonding

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Students use the information in the PPT to create their own little comic strips of bonding. Bondings increase in their difficulty
Atomic Structure
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Atomic Structure

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Introduction to atoms, elements and compounds using a differentiation wheel. The students choose a task that is in their comfort zone, and one which is above their comfort zone. Requires textbooks.
Ears - Does Size and Number Matter?
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Ears - Does Size and Number Matter?

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Practical activity. In pairs students pick a type of ear to make. They then stand near the sound source that is included and walk backward until they can no longer hear the sound. The sound needs to be very low, along with the class being quiet. Two elephant ears should be the best.
Theories of Evolution Points to Prove
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Theories of Evolution Points to Prove

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Students use the textbooks/internet to answer the questions on the worksheet. They have to answer a specified amount to be "safe" for the lesson and then there are rewards for achieving more points. Very easily a whole lesson of students working on tasks that are self differentiated.