Two lessons in one powerpoint. Covers magnetic materials, domains, attraction an repulsion, magnetic fields, compasses and how to make a compass. Useful for revision or a two hour lesson.

Ppt that details: What is a vaccination? How are vaccinations given? What is in our blood? What is the job of white blood cells? What are antibodies? What does ‘immune’ and ‘immunisation’ mean? Includes good video clip and splat words.

PowerPoint on heat transfer via infrared radiation. Lesson objectives include: What materials/colours are good absorbers and emitters/reflectors of infrared radiation; what is infrared radiation; why money savers put silver sheets on the wall behind their radiators. Suitable for KS4/GCSE Physics.

First ppt includes an enzyme recap, labelling the parts of the digestive system, chemical and physical digestion and levelled outcomes. The 'digestive pics' ppt may be consdered slightly gruesome by some. Pictures were taken from doctor training sites when I did a typical search and contain real human organ images. Designed for higher ability year 8.

This PowerPoint file, suitable for GCSE Physics, covers how heat energy lost at home; methods of reducing energy loss; explanation of how solar water heating panels work; what U-Values are and how they can be used to evaluate home insulation.

Ppt that has great images and links to good internet animations. Diaphram movements, lung system and cilliated and mucus cells. Year 8, middle to higher ability.

Worksheet for pupils to fill in the gaps after they have been taught about waves. Ideal to help pupils pass a btec assignment (when written in their own words). Answers are now added.

A power point design for lower ability year 7. What are the four plant organs? What are their functions? Introduction to specialisation.

Amazing ppt that shows the stages of pregnancy to giving birth. Excellent images. I wrote the notes out just for you as a teacher (biology isn't my strong point). I have since found out the sizes of the baby at each stage - it is worth doing as it really shocked me how small they are. I got my pupils to draw/make plasticine models of each stage and they were so wrong they've never forgotten it!

Powerpoint that allows you to recpap structure of each of the three radiations. Mainly concentrates on penetration, and a little on ionisation. Short clip to watch about the penetration power of each.

Deisgned for middle to low ability, this ppt includes force diagrams, constant speed and acceleration, a cloze and key word splat at the end!

Used for low ability year 7. Pupils worked in small groups and ranked in order of 'best to worst'. Discussions had on what criteria each group used. Worked better than expected: pupils really got into the spirit and civilised arguments ensued!

Ppt that begins with comparing speeds, (e.g. Usain Bolt, an aeroplane), how to calculate speed and how air resistance varies with speed. Designed for middle to low ability.

Ppt with outcomes and links to good animations. (Might need to press 'combatibility mode&' to view these on certain computers.)

From the Plum Pudding Model to the Nucelar Model. Middle to higher level GCSE. Tell's the story simply. Work through the PowerPoint then let the students write a script/newspaper article/play. Link for simulation: http://phet.colorado.edu/en/simulation/rutherford-scattering

This power point starts with 'Alive or Not?' starter then has lovely images to help explain MRS GREN. Also includes a drag and drop activity for cells-tissues-organ-organ system. Made for a LOW ABILITY year 7 class. SOME PICTURES THAT RELATE TO EACH MRS GREN CRITERIA ARE THERE TO CHALLENGE MISCONCEPTIONS, E.G. LUNG PICTURE FOR RESPIRATION.

Correction added - thanks!! Ppt that has some great diagrams and pictures of the heart. Includes APP style task and levelled outcomes written as questions (quite a few) to help pupils in APP task. Designed for higher ability year 8.

Powerpoint with worksheet that pupils can work through during lesson or have for homework. Including rate of heat energy transfer; evaporation; condensation; factors that effect heat energy transfer. All questions are graded to give the pupils an idea of the difficulty differences.

10 worksheets that cover key scientific skills. Made for my low ability year 8 class as '10 minute teasers'. They will not take to an hour lesson on HSW so these are to be used at the end of lessons to continually practice key skills. Includes: reading scales, matching up measuring equipment, variables, conclusions, drawing lines of best fit, plotting graphs, making predictions, and anomalies.

It was a huge challenge planning a phlogiston APP for my year 7 classes so I wrote a script for them to read/act out. The pictures in the power point really helped as we all had a good giggle about whether my pupils looked liked the scientists! Enjoy! I have added the APP that I had to use after this lesson. The key words on the final slide are for a game of splat or jeopardy.

A power point that details how cheese and yoghurt are made. Good videos that show Jimmy on the Farm making both! I used lemon juice and hot milk in class and it worked really well.