An investigation where pupils see what parts of a body would survive being immersed in acid the experiment can include putting plastic, calcium (labelled bone), meat (i used mince) and zinc (fillings). There are 2 levels of response sheet to go with the experiment could be for a science club or as part of a lesson

to help monitor progress a simple marking proforma sheet, that has a star and a wish for you to fill in and a space for the student to respond

A resource specifically designed to help BTEC students on principles of applied science pass part of Unit 4 learning aim A. This uses a simulation scenario where pupils have a population of dinosaurs on an island (counters are included if you don't have access to toy dinosaurs, however any toy animal would do). They then have some action cards to act out on their island (these are cut up shuffled and split into half) monitoring the number of dinosaurs at each turn. They can then draw a population graph and answer the questions in the booklet that progress up to Distinction or A grade, also included is a peer assessment sheet, this doesn't mention grades it uses pictures of dinosaurs instead however they correspond to pass, merit and distinction (or C,B and A). I find modelling populations and their changes in this way really helps pupils (especially lower ability pupils) grasp the concept of what factors affect populations better than any other way I have tried to teach the topic.

An 8 week homework project for science, encompassing a range of tasks, from watching a science video and reviewing it to producing a revision card on a subject they have been studying. Can fit any year group and covers a range of subjects, vould be adapted for any other subect in school too, pupils hand in work as they complete it, so is easily tracked and activiely engages them in work, i tried this at my school and got significantly more homework handed in and some really creative pieces of work completed

a lesson that looks at forces through the use of movie special effects, to show how science is applied in real life. Pupils start with a demonstration of sugar glass (how to make instructions and video and video of it breaking included) they then go on to look at and label the forces involved in a fight (hence the judo) and finally apply there forces knowledge to storyboarding an action scene for a movie. It is fully differentiated for all pupils and comes with help labels for lower ability pupils.

A planning sheet I made for the film canister rocket experiment, which is a fun end of term activity, but this is an experiment planning sheet that can be edited and used for any experiment, I have made an easier and harder version. I intend to print it A3 and give it to the pupils, thereby making a ready made display.

A really basic treating a cut worksheet for pupils with severe learning disabilities or for early years. I used it with pupils following the AFELS criteria

An investigation lesson into what happens to your favourite sweets after you eat them, it gets pupils thinking about how science works and to think about what goes into some of the foods they eat, all resources included in the powerpoint including teachers notes for the experiment

A PSHCE resource based on the book and movie nerve, where people have to do silly challenges to earn money and gifts. I have used real internet challenges such as the cinnamon challenge and the fire challenge at 3 different levels (essentially safe, mild peril and downright dangerous), pupils complete the lesson as a game where they challenge each other, roll a dice to find out what effect their challenge has on them and then choose another challenge. There are some thinking questions at the end that could be done as a discussion or bookwork, all resources you need apart from dice (obviously) are included

A crash testing experiment lesson we did using jelly babies as the crash test dummies, we built lego cars using the instructions added (these were built from a pick and mix selection at the lego store which cost £6 and built 6 cars), then added seatbelts (elastic bands), crumple zones (paper) and airbags (marshamllows large ones are best). All worksheets are included

A higher ability diffusion lesson for KS3 designed to include elements of collaborative learning, i designed it for an observation so it has all the elements in it that should help out including a progress check sheet and all necessary lesson resources there is a practical involved but that step can be skipped.

A set of resources i have produced for pupils to practice simple customer service around running an enterprise stall, where they peer assess each other and as an extension they have a series of problems that might arise at an event that they have to say how they would deal with. The peer assessment is in the form of a checklist and a star and a wish form of feedback

A lesson about enzymes for the new edexcel GCSE spec, includes progress check sheet and all necessary lesson resources, designed to include elements of collaborative learning and has a peer assessment plenary at the end

A lesson on car safety, using a Kagan structure to look at car safety features and getting pupils to evaluate which one is best, all resources included within the powerpoint, i photocopy the first slide as a lesson starter

A lesson plan where pupils investigate current in circuits by building circuits with different numbers of bulbs, it starts with recognising symbols and builds to describing resistance. A progress check sheet is included and all lesson resources apart from equipment are included

gets pupils thinking about breaking and stopping distances and the causes for car accidents through the medium of a CSI investigation

A lesson i wrote for higher ability KS3 but can be KS4 about waves and wave speed calculations. Includes all lesson resources and a progress check sheet so can be used in observations as well.

A simple analysis of business data worksheet, has data from our school christmas fair but this can be changed or used as generic data, the other part is a planning for a product alongside writing a persuasive pitch to make sure their product is chosen

a basic lesson on recapping refraction and reflection and discussing total internal reflection and fibre optics, designed for entry level science

A basic risk assessment for making melt and pour soap, an activity where pupils find the cost for soap ingrediants and then estimate the cost for a bar of soap, they can use this to decide the cost of their products. A label designing worksheet with simple peer assessment activity