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3 pictures for students to recap some aspects of the electricity topic - students caption the photos in the format of an Instagram post. could be used as a homework.

Engage your students as they learn all about the eye as they make an interactive foldable eye that can be stuck in their books. This is an ideal activity if you do not have access to eyes or if students are to squeamish to complete it themselves. This resource pack comes with: 1) the foldable template 2) a (F) differentiated sheet with pins and a table already completed 3) a (H) differentiated sheet with pins and a table that needs to be completed by students 4) A worksheet that asks students to research the functions of the main parts of the eye 5) photos of the finished of the finished design to model to students 6) A brief description of a method of how to carry out an eye dissection

This foldable allows students to see first hand how waterfalls are formed and makes them use key terminology to explain the process. It is much better than drawing the stages in a book purely because it moves and the interactive element it has. Students colour and label the key features. Glue the 2nd layer down which then folds back as the waterfall erodes and retreats. The waterfall question sheet can be cut out and stuck on the back of the folding waterfall. This is a great teacher timesaver as it is ready to print and the students will really engage with making their own personal waterfall...why not get them to name it? See my other foldables and shop here

Students can now dissect their own frog with this foldable. Students can colour frog and organs and then fit the organs together and learn how each organ is linked and the function of them. Included in this foldable are: 1) The foldable ready to print 2) dissection pins and labels to add if you want to add them 3) Instructions of how to complete the foldable 4) a picture showing what the organs are 5)frog dissection pics - of complete model B&W 6) Frog dissection pics - step by step See my other foldables and shop here

A foldable to show the formation of a tropical storm. There is extra automony for teachers to add labels and extas required to differentiate learning. Resource also comes with pictures that show what the finished product could look like.

A Halloween based quiz which includes a specific answer sheet for students to record their answers. The quiz is out of 59 Rounds include: Name the celeb behind the pumpkin Who played the Joker in batman Haunted Britain general knowledge Name the monster Solve the Halloween based anagrams 10 scary lyrics - name the artists and song The Adams family round

Students cut out and colour the layers of the sun. Write the name of the layer/zone and then use the table to research information about it. A great resource to extend students learning in Space Physics and as part of the curriculum in GCSE Astronomy. See my other foldable resources here /teaching-resources/shop/TRJ