100 Science Lessons

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Overview

100s of best-selling science lessons with a CD-ROM packed full of interactive activities – perfect for every interactive whiteboard!

Restructured to match QCA Science Scheme of Work.
Even better coverage of the Science curriculum, with the inclusion of new lessons.
Suggestions for science investigations are provided at the start of each chapter.
Enrichment lessons stretch your pupils and let you take science concepts a little bit further.
Links with ICT emphasised throughout – allowing you to embed ICT in your science lessons.

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What are the minimum system requirements for the 100 Science Lessons CDs?

PC with 512Mb RAM and CD-ROM; 1 Ghz Processor; Microsoft Windows 98 or higher; Microsoft Office 2000 or higher. Mac System OS9 or above. Facilites for printing [optional].

Case study

Teacher, Donna Wilson takes a look at 100 Science Lessons – Year 2 for us.

This is a fantastic resource for any teacher and one of the best time savers I have come across. This 100 Science Lessons for Year 2 book is a great improvement on the previous edition. The addition of electronic resources on the CD-ROM are of such benefit to teachers who are planning science lessons. The CD-Rom contains adaptable plans in Microsoft Word format that can be changed to suit your class and saved for use over and over again

There is also a wealth of worksheets that can be conveniently printed out from the CD-ROM. The CD-ROM is searchable by unit of work and lesson so the resources can be accessed efficiently.

This edition has been restructured to match the QCA scheme of work but there is also good correlation and reference to the Scottish, Northern Irish and Welsh curriculum. Each unit includes ideas for science investigations and these will help with the teaching and assessing of Science Attainment Target

1. A wide variety of ICT links mean that ICT can easily be embedded into the teaching and learning of science. Having taught ‘Humans and Other Animals’ and ‘Sorting and Classifying Materials’ to my Year 2 class using this book, I can say that I would highly recommend it to other teachers. It is easy to use and an invaluable time saver. The lesson ideas can easily be adapted to suit your own class or teaching style and I often use the book for inspiration. The lesson plans and resources are of a high standard and the children in my class have enjoyed the science lessons and have produced excellent work.

The book has a RRP of £30 and I would describe this as excellent value for money. There is the option of purchasing the book with E-learning Credits (ELCs) and the whole set can be purchased at a discounted price.

Authors

Malcolm Anderson

Malcolm Anderson is a lecturer in science education, following many years as a primary class teacher. He also wrote ‘100 Science Lessons: Year 3’.

Georgie Beasley

Georgie Beasley is a former primary headteacher. She is an experienced writer and is now an independant educational consultant.

Carole Creary

Carole Creary has recently retired from Northamptonshire Inspection and Advisory Service. She is an experienced author and early years science education adviser.

David Glover

David Glover was a science and maths teacher, but is now a full-time writer of educational resources. He also contributed to ‘100 Science Lessons: Year 5’ and was co-author on ‘100 Cross-curricular Maths Lessons’.

Clifford Hibbard

Clifford Hibbard is a science teacher, specialising in physics, He was co-author of ‘100 cience Lessons: Yr 6’.

Karen Mallinson-Yates

Karen Mallinson-Yates is Head of Science and a Chemistry specialist at St Thomas More RC School in Nuneaton, Warwickshire. She was co-author of ‘100 Science Lessons: Year 6’.

Kendra McMahon

Kendra McMahon was seconded from primary deputy-headship to ITT in Bath, where she is now permanently employed. She is a member of the ASE’s Primary Committee.

Ian Mitchell

Ian Mitchell manages the ‘Green Egg Company’, an initiative that supports and provides educational resources to develop sustainable environmental living. He was author of units 2 and 3 of ‘100 Science Lessons: Year 5’.

Louise Petheram

Louise is an experienced science teacher and author of educational resources for science and maths. She was a co-author on Scholastic’s 100 Science Lessons: Year 5.

Peter Riley

Peter Riley is a former teacher with many years’ experience. He is now a full-time writer and won the TES/ EYA School Book of the Year 2000 for ‘Physics Now’ (Murray)and was shortlisted for the Aventis Science Prize 2004 for ‘Survival Science in the Rainforest’ videos.

Tom Rugg

Tom Rugg teaches biology at St Thomas More RC School in Nuneaton, Warwickshire. He was co-author of ‘100 Science Lessons: Year 6’.

Gay Wilson

Gay Wilson has recently retired from Northamptonshire Inspection and Advisory Service. She is an experienced author and early years science education adviser.

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