
End of term activities (secondary)
Keep your learners engaged in the run up to the summer holidays and find out what they've learned this year with these curriculum-linked challenges, posters, and lessons.
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Keep your learners engaged in the run up to the summer holidays and find out what they've learned this year with these curriculum-linked challenges, posters, and lessons.
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View CollectionFrom designing electric vehicles to investigating garden wildlife, our hands-on tasks will inspire every budding detective, designer, and curious explorer.
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View CollectionUse alongside the Chemical changes Knowledge Organiser to support students revise this challenging topic.
Use this resource to help your students learn about different types of chemical changes and reactions.
Support your students to grasp key types of chemical reactions using the Chemical Changes Knowledge Organiser. Then, use the Check Your Learning activity sheet to reinforce understanding and identify gaps—perfect for revision or classroom use.
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View LessonUse the interactive presentation to encourage students understanding of graphs and charts through the scaffolded questioning, practice of data analysis and tips and tricks. These resources can be used in classroom or as independent revision activities at home.
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View LessonIntroduce your students to green skills and a range of relatable professionals, highlighting careers that will help us build a greener future with this presentation. Use as a starter or plenary over a series of lessons to inspire your students into the STEM careers of tomorrow.
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View LessonFind out about what it's like to be a vehicle mechanic, discover how the role can have green impact and learn about the skills and qualifications required, as well as the responsibilities and average salary for the role.
Find out more about the real-world challenge, discover the resources available and use the suggested learning pathway to complete the challenge with your students.
Can students save the fictional land of Arborica by using their science knowledge to answer questions about climate change? Let's find out!
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View LessonInspire your students to think about their future careers with real-world resources.
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View LessonInspire your students to think about their future careers with real-world resources.
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View LessonInspire your students to think about their future careers with real-world resources.
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View LessonInspire your students to think about their future careers with real-world resources.
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View LessonExplore the rock cycle, the the formation of igneous, sedimentary, and metamorphic rocks and discover some of their features.
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View LessonRevise renewable energy resources and use the worksheet to create notes on the advantages and disadvantages of each resource, plus how they work.
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View LessonCover groups, periods, relative atomic mass, atomic numbers, and symbols with these periodic table resources.
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View LessonInvestigate the real-world challenge of producing hydrogen by electrolysis of water and analyse data to calculate the efficiency of the process.
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View LessonInvestigate the theory behind electrolysis and generating hydrogen and use the electrolysis of ionic liquids and ionic solutions presentations to review ionic bonding.
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View LessonUse these secondary revision resources to revise atomic structure and the periodic table and check understanding
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View LessonUseful knowledge organisers including all the essential facts to introduce or revise topics in the science curriculum.
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View CollectionInspire your students to think about a future career and link learning about electrolysis and hydrogen to the real-world, with this job-role card.
Watch Josh, an apprentice vehicle mechanic working on hydrogen buses, at work and find out about the knowledge and skills he needs for success.
Inspire your students to think about a future career and link learning about electrolysis and hydrogen to the real-world, with this job-role card.
Watch Edris, an energy industry consultant working on the energy transition, at work and learn about the knowledge and skills he needs for success.
Students use this activity sheet to demonstrate what's they've learnt during the challenge.
A skills self-assessment sheet for students to use after they have completed the' Hydrogen generation challenge'.
Card match game in which students match the hydrogen spectrum colour cards with the method of production and information about the process.
Step-by-step instructions for students to use during the challenge, as they set up an electrolysis cell to produce hydrogen.
Students use this spreadsheet to calculate the energy efficiency of the process in which they produced hydrogen by electrolysis.