All resources needed to teach some KS3 menstrual cycle lessons - very simple lessons - resources included in the powerpoints - extension work indicated with a purple star

Planning for pupils with severe learning disabilities based around the functional living skills criteria this would cover a block of 6 weeks, I have removed photos from the worksheet because I made them of relevant places the pupils visited and thought you would want to do the same for group 1 pupils I turn the same photos into cards they can point to. Also included are some assessment sheets that can be filled in every lesson for pupil tracking (format borrowed from another teacher but assessment critiera my own) and the scheme of work for a half term

A simple male reproductive system lesson with a marketplace style activity to find the function of the parts and then a labelling the system worksheet - all resources included in the powerpoint

Very simple reproductive system worksheets - for male and female reproductive systems

A look at the theories of Ekman, Dawkins and Chomsky to do with biological psychology - has some simple videos and discussion then a marketplace style activity - really useful for teaching Unit 9 of the OCR technicals

A complete checked assignment for Unit 9 level 2 of the Cambridge technicals in Science

A bunch of questions about the reproductive system, fertilisation and pregnancy. I cut the questions up and let the pupils choose at least 5 to answer - the star questions are the most challenging. At the end they complete the self assessment sheet also included. I like this format as each pupil ends up with a different test for not much work you have maximum differentiation

A female reproductive system lesson - with all worksheets included within the powerpoint

A simple lesson on childbirth useful for entry level in science

A simple babies revision lesson useful for entry level science all resources needed included in the powerpoint

A simple CSI lesson - I set up a crime scene with fake blood(made out of jelly and red food colouring and warm water or buy fake blood from the pound store) (i made a hand print, blood drops and a drag mark) a head, some weapons (cricket bat, rolling pin, toy gun) and a sealed packet of drugs (flour taped up in a plastic wallet) - the first lesson had pupils collecting evidence and the second had them analysing the blood splatter from the scene all resources needed are included in the powerpoint

A prewritten assignment for the OCR Cambridge technicals in science, Level 2 unit 8 science of health

A very simple set of resources for wet and dry including a simple card sort - and a few very simple worksheets