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Teaching is a busy business. Sometimes we just don't have the time to create the activities that we want. I try to create resources that are of a high quality and are immediately usable. All feedback is welcome.
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Teaching is a busy business. Sometimes we just don't have the time to create the activities that we want. I try to create resources that are of a high quality and are immediately usable. All feedback is welcome.
Chemistry
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Writing explanations in Science
A bundle of placemat activities, all designed to get students to select information and then develop an explanation. An explanation relating to their question is modeled and then it is the students' turn. These 11 activities cover a range of Biology, Chemistry and Physics topics.
Colour by Ion
Following on from Colour by Element, we now have Colour by Ion! Based on the idea of Colour by Number, Colour by Ion asks students to identify what ions are formed by different elements increasing their familiarity with ions.
Colour by Element
Based on the idea of Colour by Number, Colour by Element asks students to identify which group different elements belong to and increases their familiarity with the Periodic Table. Please leave your feedback!
Name the Elements
As a starter/plenary or you need to quickly fill a display board before that Ofsted visit; here are 18 dingbats/rebus puzzles to identify the elements.
Displacement - selecting information and developing an explanation
A placemat activity - the PowerPoint briefly demonstrates how to set out a simple explanation. The student is then given a question with an A3 sheet of information. They must then select the appropriate information, sequence their explanation and then write it.
Global Perspectives in Science - selecting information and developing an explanation
A placemat activity - the PowerPoint briefly demonstrates how to set out a simple explanation. The student is then given a question with an A3 sheet of information. They must then select the appropriate information, sequence their explanation and write it.
Neutralisation - selecting information and developing an explanation
A placemat activity - the PowerPoint briefly demonstrates how to set out a simple explanation. The student is then given a question with an A3 sheet of information. They must then select the appropriate information, sequence their explanation and then write it.
Covalent bonding 'Beetle drive' game
Using the idea of playing ‘Beetle drive’ students complete simple covalent molecule diagrams of common substances.
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Elements, Ions and Bonding
A bundle of activity and game resources targeted at understanding elements, ions and bonding.