Powerpoint with general information about Adhesives. Can be used as a revision source, cover work or homework. On the last slide the students have to use the information to create Create a chart showing the name, what it glues together and any other interesting facts.

Full of words that can be used by learners when writing about chemistry.

Shows learners what they can and cann’t do to progress but in a friendly way. Good for year 7’s as they know where their learning will need to go. Good for SEND again as it is a visual of what they can do being a very positive experience.

Uses the car and ramp physics experiment to show step by step how to create a results table. I used it in my classroom as an aide after explaining how to create it. I left it on the board so that slower learners could still complete the task by themselves.

lesson plan with lesson guide and a page that can be used for the learners to work on.

A5 poster can be used as a revision aide using the triangle method to show how to complete weight = mass x gravity questions part of the #series

3 wordsearches with answers to support the learning of Newtons Laws. I created these for my lower ability to allow them to get a positive experience for learning and as they found the words I would ask what each meant. This way you can understand and know what they have learnt verbally even if they cann’t write it down. Can also be used for cover work where learners find the word then write an explanation of it down - good for gifted and talented. Could be used as a starter when introducing the topic or if you have a difficult class that you want to settle quickly.

Worksheet starts by informing learners what metals are and their categories. These are supported by example pictures and some of their properties. There is then a box for the learners to draw, write, cut and paste examples of metals they see in everyday life. As an extention you could ask them to categorise them and find out the properties. From there they can say why that metal is suitable for th ejob it is doing.

Step by step how to draw a shape in orthographic projection. Can be used for engineering, art or design and technology. Slides show you line by line what to do.

Powerpoint showing and developing learning about 2D and 3 D shapes which can be difficult for students to grasp. Can be used in numeracy or cross curricular as a starter. Answers given colours used to help students identify different shapes. Good for all learners

A small booklet that a learner can use to either answer if printed in A4/A5 or to create a presentation about themselves. Can be used by any teacher for any subject. Good for Special needs, English language learners, and home learners.

An A4 worksheet that encourages the learner to label the parts of the microscope, using a word bank. In addition the learners are encouraged to look at the description of the parts of the microscope and match the function to the part. This is ideal for a differentiating as the descriptions can be blanked out leaving the learners to add their own. In addition the word bank can be blanked out encouraging learners to research the parts of the microscope. An answer sheet is included. Ideal for any age group and learner as it offers consolidation of knowledge and revision.

Step by Step to making Coconut Ice sweets for primary aged learners

A Powerpoint presentation explaining the different types of energy, how energy is stored and how electricity is made. The presentation includes activities and external YouTube links to explain the processes. Written for secondary learners in years 7, 8 or 9 but an ideal revision tool for years 10 and 11. Supports physics learning in the UK, the new Welsh Curriculum and international curriculums.

Sheet of takeaway practice using UK money.

These sheets contain 3D nets for learners to construct. Each Net can be reproduced and printed on card to make a great class display while helping learners understand 2D and 3D shapes. In technology they can use it to support paper modelling for the iterative design process. Using basic shapes to construct more elaborate and complex models. In the new Welsh curriculum it achieves: Four Purposes: ambitious capable learners who are questioning and enjoy problem solving and understand how to interpret data and apply mathematical concepts. Enterprising creative contributors who connect and apply their knowledge and skills to create ideas and products. To think creatively to refrain and solve problems. SCITECH: I ca use design thinking to test and refine my design decisions without fear of failure and I can apply my knowledge and skills when making design decisions in order to produce specific outcomes. MATHS: I can relate three dimensional shapes to its two dimensional nets.

A simple method of creating Sankey diagrams differentiated to low, middle and high abilities. The blank sheet is for higher learners, the part completed is for middle ability and the completed sheet is for lower level learners to copy or cut and paste. Using squared paper the learners can create their own Sankey diagrams for a given input and specified outputs.

These posters are ideal for a classroom to explain the different types of data and the types of sampling. Created as posters they are ideal for use on a white board or as a wall display. When reduced they can be stuck into learner’s books or the terminology copied for reference. A simple resource that explains data and data collection using simple, easy to read explanations.

A simple to use area worksheet that builds on using squared paper to calculate are. It supports understanding of area by using the multiplication tables to build on prior levels. These worksheets also help in developing finding the area of irregular shapes.

A simple worksheet where the learners have to insert the missing words to complete the sentence. The second sheet contains the answers.