Science ks3

So you can eat jelly for lunch.

So you can impress, and make people admire you.

So you don't put your safety and other students safety at risk and your teacher doesn't have to explain twice taking up your practical time.

So you get a house point for doing things you should do anyway.

The thing that we change.

The thing that we measure

The variable that doesn't need you and has nothing to do with you.

the 'y' axis on a graph

The thing that needs you and if you don't look after it, it faints.

The thing that we measure.

The things that stay the same.

H20

The things that stay the same.

The big fat boss.

The prat of the lot which is big git.

The choreographer.

Moronism Racketism Sophisticated Granada Reliability E N

Movement Respiration Sensitivity Growth Reproduction Excretion Nutrition

jelly-like substance.

water.

Cytoplasm

Chloroplasts

To iodise it.

So it squirms in pain.

So the sample you want to see in detail gets stained so you can see it clearer.

So when you put the coverslip on, it makes a pop sound like a bubble.

Because it is highly addictive and if you don't have it and you crave it, you will feel miserable and depressed.

Because it rots you from the inside out.

Because it makes you lose your sanity.

Because it is not only bad for you, but for others around you.

Bruno Mars and Mark Ronson.

Ella Eyre.

Isaac Newton.

Neil Armstrong.

The moving point of something( i.e:door hinge)

The place where we hold (i.e door handle)

The place that carries the weight (i.e the seat of a sea-saw)