Sarah Royce

A web quest aimed to introduce students to the chemistry topic of mixtures and solutions. It focuses on learning the scientific words needed for this unit of work such as solvent and solute. As well as looking at what a solution is.

A cheat sheet showing students how to write a scientific report, it is simple to follow with easy to understand language. It covers each section in order with an example of what each section contains.

This online PDF book is designed to introduce the three types of rocks, igneous, sedimentary and metamorphic. It uses high quality color photographs taken by myself at my partners studio to show the characteristics of these rocks. The rocks chosen are commonly taught in this unit of work and will help students to recognise samples in the classroom. Some of the rocks shown in the book include, granite, obsidian, brown coal and gneiss. It is best viewed through two page view in adobe reader/a

A standard and modified poetry writing task where students create their own poetry within a series of guidelines. Designed to show students understanding of poetic devices, style and structure as well as rhyming scheme.

This is a simple and easy to follow flow chart which outlines the steps of the scientific inquiry process. This is perfect for any students beginning to learn about how to conduct a scientific enquiry and what happens at each step of the process. It is a great introductory resource for junior science.

This worksheet has a series of introductory questions around the three types of rocks (igneous, sedimentary and metamorphic) and how they are formed. Could be used as a web quest or a review document. Designed for high school geology class.