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Full lesson introducing KS3 students to amplitude. Lots of different learning activities and plenty to do without use of practical equipment (see notes on practical oscilloscope slide). Full lesson breakdown: Title slide with date and settler q. Engage - to get students hooked Practical task - equipment free alternative given in ‘notes’ section Review Exam practice Learning Check Peer assessment opportunity Plenary Worksheets all included Keywords on every slide

Summative assessment for lessons uploaded. Biology assessment covering the circulatory, reproductive and breathing systems. Revision questions match the Assessment closely, answers provided for both.

Easy science project for students to complete on dissolving sugar in a cup of tea. This is at 3 clearly differentiated levels (Easy, Medium, Difficult), so you can pick the one that is most appropriate to each student. Students can then peer assess one another, or self assess themselves using the checklist. The checklist will need adapting depending on what levels you are using for assessment! This would be fantastic to use at home too, as it is an easy scientific experiment for children to do. You just need a glass, water and sugar. They could expand on this by counting how many teaspoons of sugar dissolve in hot and cold water. They could find out what happens to the speed at which particles move in hot and cold water, and therefore why there is a difference. It is also a good opportunity to practice drawing particle diagrams.

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A lesson for KS3 on reproductive anatomy. Structure as follows: Settler Engagement task Anatomy task male - structure and function Anatomy task female - structure and function Learning check Exam question practice Worksheets to print Keywords on each slide Timers where appropriate Homework included

An entire lesson on puberty for KS3. Lesson structure as follows: Settler Engagement task Task on girls and boys Writing task Practical task Exam question practice Peer assessment Plenary Worksheets included Keywords and date on every slide Timers where appropriate Answers included

A lesson on Adaptations for KS3 Lesson structure as follows: • Settler activity • Engaging starter • Task 1 habitats • Task 2 adaptations • Opportunities for learning checks • Exam questions • Peer assessment • Plenary • Timers throughout • Keywords and date on every slide • Worksheets to print included • Homework and assessment for homework included

Here is a slide for the beginning of every AQA GCSE Chemistry paper 1 lesson with a retrieval practice question. The questions on the right hand side are the most recent, the left hand side is randomly selected from the syllabus studied so far (according to the order we cover these in my school - it follows the kerboodle order except chemical calculations which we cover much later on). The first couple of slides ask questions from the KS3 activate spec. You can click on the question the student is answering to reveal the answer underneath.

A lesson on sampling for KS3 Lesson structure as follows: • Settler activity • Engaging starter • Task 1 practical activity • Task 2 numeracy activity • Learning check • Exam questions • Peer assessment • Plenary • Timers throughout • Keywords and date on every slide • Worksheets to print included

A lesson on food and fuels and looking at energy requirements, and energy in foods in joules/kilojoules The lesson contains: A settler task An engaging question and practical suggestion An opportunity to look at food labels and energy Learning checks using a variety of methods, e.g. true false, numbered opinions, fitb An extended activity using a worksheet An exam question plenary

Booklet that can be used to work from for the BTEC applied science unit 3 investigation into current, voltage and resistance. Booklet in total took about 5 sessions to complete (tasks cover planning, carrying out investigation, processing data and write up!) PPT included recapping basic ideas from KS3 and 4 on circuits. I did this in 2 sessions and including the card sort on circuit symbols, as they may be asked to interpret a circuit from a diagram in their exam.

Technician list for KS3 unit of work given in my other resources

Teaching resource to help translate between Farsi and English for an EAL student, thought it might be helpful to someone else!

Tried to help a Farsi student out during a lesson on hydrocarbons, now I’m helping you too :)