Introduction to Cells Cell Biology unit 321 Level 3 City and Guilds Animal Management. Used as the first lesson for the cell biology unit. Includes powerpoint and workbooklet.

Introductory Cells lesson covering a range of animal and plant cells in the Level 2 Applied Science BTEC specification includes powerpoint, homework questions and answers.

This is an information organiser for the topic of polysaccharides and covers the structure and function of a range of polysaccharides. This can be used as a research task for students or follow a taught session. This follows the Biochemistry and Microbiology unit 322 specification for the City and Guilds Level 3 Animal Management (science pathway) qualification.

This is a revision doodlepad for Animal Nursing unit 315 for the Level 3 Animal Management qualification from City and Guilds. It includes directional and anatomical terms and prefixes and suffixes outlined in the specification. I have included the doodlepad in word and as a PDF in case of word incompatibilities.

This is a revision doodlepad covering atomic structure following the Fundamentals of Science unit 318 specification from City and Guilds Level 3 Animal Management (Science Pathway). It covers isotopes, mass, charge and electron structure.

This is a review quiz I set before Christmas covering topics in the fundamentals of Science unit 318 for City and Guilds Animal Management qualification (Science Pathway)

This is a revision sheet covering the types of bonds, reactions and where and when formed for students to revise from. This is useful for City and Guilds Level 3 Animal Management (Science Pathway) for the Fundamentals of Science unit 318.

This is a glossary covering key terms outlined in the specification for the Biochemistry and Microbiology unit 322 for City and Guilds Level 3 Animal Management (Science Pathway).

This is a doodlepad covering electron configuration using s,p,d,f configurations with questions for students to practice. This follows the City and Guilds level 3 animal management qualification under the fundamentals of science unit 318.

Fully resourced lesson. Powerpoint for the lesson includes videos (I have also put the videos as separate files that can be downloaded), peer assessment, practical write up, research sheets and questioning. Wag the dog worksheet can be used to demonstrate making levers for those who don’t want to invent their own. I used for KS2 but could use for KS3. Links to forces and motion topic. Need to order: rulers pencils masses Some general craft equipment: paper, card, sellotape, string, scissors.

GCSE lesson on the reactivity series. Includes card sort activity, word search and puzzle activity.

Powerpoint and method sheets of varying ability for testing a leaf for starch. Could be used for key stage 3/ 4.

Key stage 3 lesson on polymers, composites and ceramics. I got some examples of items belonging to each group then pupils do an information hunt print out sheets and put them by items. QQT for plenary. ceramics: plant pots, plates etc composites: bricks, kevlar Polymers: tights, plastic bags

An engaging introduction to forces aimed at KS2 and KS3 pupils. Includes videos and examples from toy story.

GCSE lesson on transport and transpiration in plants. Includes exam questions and revision resources. Also includes practical as an alternative lesson.

Fully resourced lesson on air resistance/ parachutes. I used for KS2 but could use for KS3. Links to forces and motion topic. Practical write up sheet and quick assessment. Need to order: Equipment to make parachutes timers

Lesson on Germination. Includes a number of activities such as a card sort, work sheets and practical activity. Will need to order: Pots, soil wet tissue may do, cress seeds or similar fast growing plants.

Two lessons for the year 5 space topic on day and night/ seasons. Includes demonstrations will need football (sun) and smaller ball (earth). Includes work sheets activities and videos.

Lesson 1 of the materials topic solids, liquids and gases. Overview of what solids, liquids and gases are and introduction to particle arrangement in each. Could order: Cornflour/ custard powder (non-newtonian fluid) Examples of solids, liquids and gases molymods (modelling particle model)

Fully resourced lesson. I used for KS2 but could use for KS3. Links to forces and motion topic. Practical write up sheet and quick assessment. Need to order: Newton Meters Masses A variety of surfaces