Relevant topics: plant biology, plant reproduction, plant cell structure, leaf structure, plant transport, transpiration, role of xylem and phloem, flower and seed structure, photosynthesis and investigating photosynthesis. Suitable for IB, A Level, VCE, IGCSE, GCSE and KS3 Biology. Worksheets include a word for differentiation. Answers are included. File type: PDF Number of pages: 24

Relevant topics: Global warming, climate change, the greenhouse effect, ecology, the water cycle, eutrophication, deforestation, plastic pollution, invasive species, sustainability, human influences on ecosystems, human impacts, explaining change. Can be used to teach: IB Environmental Systems and Societies (ESS)/Biology/Geography, GCSE and IGCSE Biology/Geography and KS3/middle school Science/Geography. Answers are included. File type: PDF Number of pages: 12

Worksheets require students to describe the meaning and psychology of different colours and shapes, including real-life design and marketing examples. Can be used to teach: Art, design, marketing, business, psychology. Suitable for GCSE Art and Design. Suggested answers are included. File type: PDF Number of pages: 6

This interactive PowerPoint covers the function of eukaryotic and prokaryotic cells, cell size and converting between units, the structures of animal, plant and bacteria cells and the function of cell organelles. Worksheets require students to label the structures of plant, animal and bacteria cells, label the parts of a microscope and describe the functions and adaptations of specialised cells. Recommended time: 3-4 lessons. Relevant topics: Cell biology, cell structure, prokaryotes and eukaryotes, animal and plant cells. Can be used to teach: IB, A Level, VCE, GCSE, IGCSE and KS3 Biology. Most suited to the GCSE (AQA) specifications. Activity answers are included. File types included: PPTX and PDF Number of PowerPoint slides: 18

Worksheet: Understanding the Periodic Table This worksheet consists of three activities. The first activity allows students to consolidate their understanding of the Periodic Table by using the word bank to complete the blanks in a comprehension task. The second activity asks students to identify the properties of metals and nonmetals, and the third activity involves students labeling the information found on an element’s symbol in the Periodic Table. Worksheet: Elements from the Periodic Table Word Search This activity requires students to find elements from the periodic table in the word search puzzle. A template is also included, allowing students to create their own elements from the periodic table word search puzzle. Relevant topics include chemistry, atomic structure and the periodic table, properties of metals and non-metals, periodic trends, making predictions about elements. Suitable for IB, GCSE, IGCSE, MYP, KS3 and middle school science/chemistry. A word bank has been included for differentiation. Answers are included. File type: PDF Total number of pages: 7