The History of Science Theory
History , Physics , Chemistry , Biology , 17th & 18th Century British , 19th Century World , 20th Century World , Ancient , Medical History , Electricity and Circuits , Fields: gravitational and electrical , Forces and Motion , Heat and Gases , General Physics , Radioactivity and atoms , Space , Waves and Particles , Chemical Reactions , Earth Resources and Metals , Organic Chemistry , General Chemistry , Rates and Equilibria , Structures and Bonding , The Periodic Table , Energy and the environment , Genetics and evolution , Growth, development and reproduction , Health and Disease , Human and Animal Biology , Molecules and cells , General Biology , Age 11-14 (KS3) , Age 14-16 (KS4 / GCSE) , Age 16-18 (A-level)
This PPT has been researched to include all famous scientists, inventors and philosophers over the past 20 centuries. It includes the major theories that are visited in both KS3 and KS4. The task is to do a timeline of some or all of the theorists. Includes a definition of 'a theory' and a plenary of guess the famous scientists. Promotes discussion on important theories and inventions.
Powerpoint
- 23 Slides
- The History of Science Theory
- already bought 35x
- 17th & 18th Century British Resources
- 19th Century World Resources
- 20th Century World Resources
- KS3 History Curriculum
- KS4 / GCSE History Resources
- A-level History Curriculum
- History Powerpoint Resources
- KS3 Powerpoint Resources
