Be the Cattle King! Grow your herd and beat the competition! Make the most profit by growing your herd and selling meat and milk. Only the best can win! A game designed for both Key Stage 3 and Key Stage 4. The Key Stage 3 version allows students to look at the factors involved in selective breeding. The Key Stage 4 version allows students to work in more depth with regards to inheritance and allelles.

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.

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.

An activity sheet to cover all the aspects of the development of medicinal drugs. Different activities focus on drugs from plants, definitions of toxicity, efficacy and dose. A game activity to describe the process of drug development, a cryptogram explaining double blind tests and the placebo effect and questioning relating to peer review. Please leave your feedback!

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.

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.

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.

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.

Teaching is the only career where it is easier to go in to work when you are ill compared to setting the work for a cover lesson. These differentiated A3 sheets are topic based and self contained. They are based on a number of different puzzle tasks to help keep students engaged. The answer sheet allows students to mark each part of the sheet and make corrections in green pen (or whatever colour students use for corrections within your school.) The result is an easy task for the supply teacher to operate, a piece of work that is engaging and supportive of the subject area being delivered and an opportunity for self assessment. Please leave your feedback!

Here are 5 A3 worksheets based on the Science in Movies and Television. All five sheets are self-contained with a variety of activities. Perfect for a one off lesson when you want students to be working on something that is Science based but is a little different from the normal curriculum based activities.

Teaching is the only career where it is easier to go in to work when you are ill compared to setting the work for a cover lesson. These differentiated A3 sheets are topic based and self contained. They are based on a number of different puzzle tasks to help keep students engaged. The answer sheet allows students to mark each part of the sheet and make corrections in green pen (or whatever colour students use for corrections within your school.) The result is an easy task for the supply teacher to operate, a piece of work that is engaging and supportive of the subject area being delivered and an opportunity for self assessment. Please leave your feedback!

A colour-by-number world map that shows the different environments of the planet. Complete with a table to allow a brief description of each environment.

Using the idea of playing ‘Beetle drive’ students complete simple covalent molecule diagrams of common substances.

An activity sheet built around the Mathematics of Leonardo Da Vinci; his art and inventions.