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Last updated

23 October 2026

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pptx, 1.64 MB
pptx, 1.64 MB

A ready-to-teach KS3 lesson from the Being a Scientist topic. In this lesson, students learn the difference between describe and explain, and use data from tables and graphs to support their answers.
What’s included
• Full PowerPoint lesson with starter and answers, lesson objectives, tasks and plenary
• Data interpretation worksheet with answers, plenary quiz
This lesson is part of the complete Being a Scientist topic, which includes all 8 lessons and an end-of-topic assessment.
Safety
If this lesson includes practical work, please follow your school’s own risk assessment and up-to-date CLEAPSS guidance, and adapt the practical to suit your students and lab.
Please check before teaching
Please read through the lesson and try any practical yourself before teaching it. You may need to adjust it for your school.
Terms of use
For use by the purchasing teacher in their own classroom. Please don’t share, resell or upload this resource elsewhere.

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