Make it Fly!

A sneak preview of the first activity for 'Make it Fly Club' this term.

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How good are you at Science?

Here are some online tests for you to try. They are aimed at year 9 students, but have a go anyway. There are two types. In exam mode you are timed and get your score at the end. In learning mode you can see the answer after each question. Try them and post your score as a comment - FIRST NAME AND FORM ONLY - no prizes. For year 11's there are more online tests on the IG past papers page.

• Biology - Learning mode Exam mode
• Chemistry - Learning mode Exam mode
• Physics - Learning mode Exam mode
  
  
  
  
  

10 by 10

Not a science thing, but this web site has great design and is interesting in what it does. Every hour it scans the news sites for the top 100 words and images and presents them.

KS4 Chemistry Photo Challenge

Just for you jigsaw guys who complained that the last one was too easy. Click on the image and try to complete the jigsaw. The completed jigsaw shows a part of one of the topics in KS4 chemistry. When completed press 'print screen', paste the image into a word document, write your name and form under the image, tell me the full title of the chemistry topic it comes from and explain what is happening - use the yr 10 & 11 menu to find out. Email your attached document to brta@patana.ac.th - get it right and there is a tasty snack card for your sweet and sticky consumption.

Mr Stone's Year 10 Electrolysis Homework

Here is the Electrolysis Simulation of concentrated sulphuric acid and hydrochloric acid. The details of your homework task are on the homework database. Don't forget that you can test the gases produced at each electrode! Simulation from http://www.cie.org.uk/. Click the image to start.

Y9 Mr Burrell's Biology group

Homework can be found at:

Year 9 link menu to the left

Select 'Biology'

then 'Human Systems'

then 'Link & Learn Unit 2'

then 'Heart Structure data'

The instructions are on the data sheet

Student challenges Students!

Zachray in Year 9 wants to know:

what does the number 011235813213455, the tower of Pisa, and the number 1250 have in common?

The first correct answer from a student will be allowed to take Wednesday off school as a holiday! Can't ask for better than that!

If a drop of liquid falls on a flat surface and there is no air around it, does it make a splash?

Scientists have discovered that it is air that causes a splash when a droplet hits a flat surface - would water splash on the moon?
Click the title to find out. (*.gif image kindly linked from this site)

Hello 8M

Please make a comment below to let me know that you have been to this page and have tried out some of the revision activities for your test on sight and sound. Mr Roff

To all Miss Carter's classes

How can a little snake eat a great big kangaroo? Ask Miss carter to show you!