G is for games.
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Review and practise the letter G with your students using this engaging activity.
Worksheet to consolidate different body parts via a labelling activity and an exercise which gets learners thinking which body parts connect to which.
By Lindsay Clandfield and Joanna Budden
It’s Sal’s hen night and the girls are getting rowdy. Half-way through the night, Sal and Katie have a conversation about Rich. Sal drags Katie off to the toilets so they can talk privately.
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A short history of biology tracks the study of life through the ages, showing our fascination with the living world around us, from the ancient Egyptians to Charles Darwin’s theories and the study of DNA. The second reading text is a letter from a professor of biology, spelling out the ...
A lesson plan by Lindsay Clandfield to highlight some of the metaphors in English that surround the treatment of diseases like AIDS and cancer.
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