Complete KS3 lesson on Plate Tectonics. Learning Outcomes: All: State that continents aren’t fixed in position. Most: Describe how the continents move. Some: Apply the idea of plate tectonics to explain why volcano’s and earthquakes only occur in certain places.

Lesson 3 in the KS3 Microbes topic. A practical lesson investigating the effect of temperature on yeast. Differentiated learning Outcomes: All Complete an investigation with help into how temperature affects the speed dough rises. Most Complete the investigation with minimal help Some Complete the investigation and choose additional steps to improve the accuracy of the results.

Food web card sort for KS3 - complete with arrow cards.

A card sort for the properties of light and sound: Light, sound or both. Complete with colour coded slide of answers. Aimed at KS3.

Lesson 5 in the Heat Transfer topic on Infra-red Radiation for KS3. Complete lesson. Contains numerous tasks, starters, reviews and practical. Differentiated lesson outcomes: All Define what Infrared Radiation is. Most Understand that all objects emit and absorb Infrared Radiation. Some Explain how different surfaces absorb and emit infrared radiation differently.

Extremely useful Quiz Quiz Trade cards for the circulatory system and respiration.

P1.1. Lesson on Infrared Radiation. Lesson Outcomes: E- Describe how all objects give out heat radiation C – Describe how objects both emit and absorb heat radiation A – Explain how rate of emission and absorption depend on the type of surface

Lesson 1 in the Key Stage 3 topic on sound. Complete lesson. Focus on pitch and intensity. Differentiated Learning Outcomes: All pupils must: Recall that sounds can be loud or soft Recall that sounds can be high or low Explain what vibrations are Most pupils should: Correctly use the words, intensity, pitch, sound, waves, vibrate. Some pupils could: Explain how sound waves are generated Explain how sound waves travel

Quiz quiz trade cards for light. Designed for KS3 but also useful for KS4 as a quick starter.

Complete notes, including diagrams, for Edexcel GCSE Physics P1, Topic 1: Light and the Solar System. In bullet-point form - excellent revision tool.

Complete notes, including diagrams, for Edexcel GCSE Physics P1, Topic 2: The Electromagnetic Spectrum. In bullet-point form - excellent revision tool.

Complete notes, including diagrams, for Edexcel GCSE Physics P1, Topic 4: Waves and the Earth. In bullet-point form - excellent revision tool.

Complete notes, including diagrams, for Edexcel GCSE Physics P1, Topic 3: Waves and the Universe. In bullet-point form - excellent revision tool.

Complete Lesson for KS3 on Stopping the Spread of disease. A planning and practical lesson with 2 practicals covered. Learning Outcomes: Describe some ways in which we stop microbes from causing diseases. Investigate the effectiveness of different ways of hand washing. Plan an investigation to see the effectiveness of different ways of hand washing.

A weekly food diary sheet. Can be set as homework or used in class.

A double sided revision sheet for the new AQA, GCSE Physics module on Atomic Structure. A great revision tool in class.

Complete notes, including diagrams, for Edexcel GCSE Physics P1, Topic 6: Energy and the Future. In bullet-point form - excellent revision tool.

Complete notes, including diagrams, for Edexcel GCSE Physics P1, Topic 5: Generation and Transmission of Electricity. In bullet-point form - excellent revision tool.

A bundle containing the complete set of 6 revision booklets for Edexcel GCSE Physics - P1. Topic 1: Visible light and the Solar System. Topic 2: The Electromagnetic Spectrum. Topic 3: Waves and the Universe. Topic 4: Wavers and the Earth. Topic 5: Generation and Transmission of Electricity. Topic 6: Energy and the Future. Complete notes, including diagrams in bullet point form. Excellent resources for revision lessons.

Lesson 7 in the KS3 Energy topic. Differentiated learning outcomes: All: State where the energy stored in our food comes from originally. Most: Explain why we need to eat. Some: Justify why some people require more food than others.