Ages 15–16: Grade 10, Year 11, Class 10
6 lessons in science, study skills, civics, computing for students who start the school year aged 15.
Ages 15–16 lessons
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6 lessons
Photosynthesis: How Plants Make Food
A ready-to-teach biology lesson for ages 13–16 on photosynthesis: the word and balanced equations, how a leaf is built for the job, limiting factors and what plants do with glucose. Speaker notes on every slide, a 5-question quiz and a worksheet. Ages 13–16 17 slides 45 min Interactive diagramsChemical Reactions and Equations
A ready-to-teach chemistry lesson for ages 15–16 on chemical reactions and equations: writing and balancing equations, the main reaction types, exothermic and endothermic changes, oxidation, reduction, corrosion and rancidity. Ages 15–16 16 slides 45 minHow to Study Effectively: Spaced Repetition and Active Recall
Research-based slides on studying smarter: why rereading and highlighting fade, how self-testing and spaced reviews work, how far apart to space reviews, and a 30-day exam plan, with notes and a quiz. Ages 11–18 16 slides 40 minLife Processes: Nutrition, Respiration, Transport & Excretion
A ready-to-teach biology lesson for ages 15–16 on the four life processes: nutrition, respiration, transport and excretion. Original diagrams, speaker notes on every slide, a 5-question quiz and a printable worksheet. Ages 15–16 15 slides 45 minPower Sharing: CBSE Class 10 Civics Lesson Slides (India)
A ready-to-teach CBSE Class 10 Democratic Politics deck on Power Sharing: the Belgium and Sri Lanka case studies, prudential and moral reasons for sharing power, and the four forms of power sharing with examples from India. Ages 15–16 17 slides 45 minPython Variables and Data Types: Beginner
Beginner Python slides on variables and data types: naming rules, int, float, str, bool, None, list, tuple, dict and set, type(), dynamic typing and conversion, with tested code, notes and a quiz. Ages 13–18 17 slides 40 minNo lessons match all of those filters yet.
Collections with lessons for this year
- How living things get energyFrom the cell to the whole organism: where food comes from and how energy is released from it.
- Matter and chemical reactionsParticles first, then what happens when substances react, measured and written as equations.