This resource contains a word search puzzle (with answer key) for the ‘Working Scientifically’ science unit. It uses key vocabulary words from the unit. This activity is differentiated and students can complete the word search according to their ability. The three variations include: A traditional ‘find the word’ word search. A word search that only has the definitions of the words to find. A word search that only has the definitions of the words to find with the first letter of the word. Science vocabulary is the key to learning science content. This activity helps students to remember definitions to important key vocabulary words so that they truly understand the unit. There are 31 words to find which will take about 20-30 minutes to complete. The words in this set are: observation investigation data variable independent variable dependent variable control variable prediction plan accurate precise spread uncertainty repeatable reproducible continuous discrete categoric range risk assessment outlier mean line graph bar chart pie chart analyse line of best fit conclusion evaluate confidence random error systematic error This word search is meant to help students decipher definitions of key vocabulary words while still being fun. They are great for starters, formative assessments, revision, challenges and homework.

Included in this download: Maths in Science Guided Notes The versions of the guided notes worksheet: colour, black and white and fill-in-the-blanks Guided notes are a great way to help students understand how maths is used in science. Students are able to express their creativity as they take notes and are able to put both sides of the brain to work! These notes can be used in class or set as homework to consolidate their knowledge.

Included in this download: Maths in Science Guided Notes The versions of the guided notes worksheet: colour, black and white and fill-in-the-blanks Guided notes are a great way to help students understand how maths is used in science. Students are able to express their creativity as they take notes and are able to put both sides of the brain to work! These notes can be used in class or set as homework to consolidate their knowledge.

This resource contains a word search puzzle (with answer key) for the KS3 ‘Cells’ science unit. It uses key vocabulary words from the unit. This activity is differentiated and students can complete the word search according to their ability. The three variations include: A traditional ‘find the word’ word search. A word search that only has the definitions of the words to find. A word search that only has the definitions of the words to find with the first letter of the word. Science vocabulary is the key to learning science content. This activity helps students to remember definitions to important key vocabulary words so that they truly understand the unit. There are 24 words to find which will take about 20-30 minutes to complete. The words in this set are: organisms cells microscope observation nucleus cell membrane cytoplasm mitochondria respiration cell wall vacuole chloroplasts specialised cells nerve cells red blood cells sperm cells leaf cells root hair cells diffusion concentration unicellular amoeba euglena flagellum This word search is meant to help students decipher definitions of key vocabulary words while still being fun. They are great for starters, formative assessments, revision, challenges and homework.

Included in this download: Maths in Science Guided Notes The versions of the guided notes worksheet: colour, black and white and fill-in-the-blanks Guided notes are a great way to help students understand how maths is used in science. Students are able to express their creativity as they take notes and are able to put both sides of the brain to work! These notes can be used in class or set as homework to consolidate their knowledge.

Included in this download: Maths in Science Guided Notes The versions of the guided notes worksheet: colour, black and white and fill-in-the-blanks Guided notes are a great way to help students understand how maths is used in science. Students are able to express their creativity as they take notes and are able to put both sides of the brain to work! These notes can be used in class or set as homework to consolidate their knowledge.