Students to match the keywords to the correct definitions.

Students use the evolution cartoon strip to draw out and explain Darwin and Lamark's theories of evolution.

To be used alongside a practical activity in which students test different plant indicators in acidic, alkaline and neutral solutions.

Powerpoint introducing students to chemical reactions and physical changes.

Fill in sheet for students to complete the main information on Cystic fibrosis and Huntingtons disorder.

Low ability. Students to search for keywords in the wordsearch and then write definitions for each word.

Lesson or homework activity for students to research the properties of metals.

Practical sheet for students to take out and do fieldwork for pitfall traps and invertebrate sampling.

Students to be given cards to sort into the 2 categories. Can be used as a starter activity to assess prior knowledge or as a plenary to assess progress.

A list of practice medical interview questions that I have compiled to do mock interviews. Some of the questions are specific to certain Universities e.g. Cambridge.

Students to decide whether sentences are true or false. If false, students should rewrite sentence correctly.

Students to fill in key words for the ecology topic as they are progressing through the unit.

Students sort the different drugs in as many different ways as they can (e.g. class A/B/C, legal/illegal, medical/recreational). I use it as a starter to assess students prior knowledge.

Give the cards to the students and ask them to find similarities and differences between the 2 types of cell. Used pre-teaching this unit.

Students cut out the statements and put them in the right order and then draw pictures for each step.

Students investigate variation in the classroom and display their results graphically.

Students unscramble the keywords relating to investigations and match them to the correct definition.

Students sort picture cards into the different methods of disease transmission (e.g. direct contact/airbourne/contaminated food and drink).

A kinaesthetic GCSE Chemistry lesson teaching the concept of relative formula mass (and % composition) using skittles! Clearly differentiated by ability from RED activities where students calculate the relative formula masses of simple compounds, ORANGE using compounds with brackets, GREEN using complex compounds with brackets and PURPLE EXTENSION calculating % compositions. Starter activity ticks the numeracy box and tests students prior knowledge. Main differentiated construct activity with skittles. After the main activity, students complete a past paper question which is clearly differentiated with a writing frame and keywords for weaker students to help them access it. Reflective AFL plenary using paper airplanes for students to reflect on their learning in the lesson. A perfect observation or OFSTED lesson but also great for everyday use to engage students highly in this topic.

An observation lesson on alkanes and alkene structure with alcohol and carboxylic acid extension task. Differentiated so that it covers both foundation and higher Chemistry content for the separate Science new 2016 specification. Main task- molymod task highly differentiated. Built in past paper question with AfL peer assessment exercise using highlighers All worksheets that are needed are included. Graded outstanding.