Students use inquiry based learning to determine how to maximize the rate of a chemical reaction. Real life application and engaging learning resource. Used in a lesson observation rated outstanding.

Inquiry based learning activity for students to learn about photosynthesis and respiration. Practical activity for students to look at the pH of pondweed in different conditions and students will be able to explain these changes in pH are due to amount of CO2 produced respiration or taken up during photosynthesis. Lesson has been rated Outstanding and students will be engaged.

Inquiry based learning activity for students learning about antibiotics, bacteria and viruses. The students add “antibiotic” discs to agar plates and leave them overnight. Teacher to add bacterial colonies using tip x and then students to measure the halo around the discs to discover which antibiotic is most effective. Teacher to add padlet links for students to give answers. Students will be able to conduct their own research to learn about antibiotics and bacteria. Engaging resource for students.

This is a template document for students to add their results, graph and conclusions for Criterion C. Students use inquiry based learning and collect their data. This template helps them to format their research posters to produce outstanding work.

Template for students to complete Criterion B. Students complete each section to create a research poster. Encourages inquiry based learning.

Use this colourful display in your Science classroom. Contains clear diagrams of plant, animal, bacterial cells and compares the structures. Also includes bacteriophage and Viruses. Labels included. Just use string to label! Get your students to identify the parts of the cells and label them correctly on the display board. Plant and animal cell images can be printed in A1. Virus in A2 Bacteriophage A3 Text in A4 or A3

MYP 1 Science Exemplar Criterion B work. Show students what a Level 8 looks like. Display as an A1 poster and label the strands of Criterion B. Or provide as a resource example. Ask students to use the rubric to grade the work. Students can use this as an example to compare their work against.

Images included to print and create an informative display board explaining the scientific method. Suitable for Middle and High school displays. Includes 1 Science display board template to be printed. Fill your walls will colourful and informative display boards, please see my other resources and bundles.