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TOPIC STRUCTURES
& FORMATS
All files are copyable and printable, within the conditions of the KISS "Site Licence".
Stage 4 & 5 KISS Resources have a different structure to those of Stage 6.
STAGE 6 (Yrs 11-12)
Each senior module comprises four PDF's as follows.
For more efficient emailing as attachments, each module is compacted
into a single "zip" file.
Full colour PDF, formatted for on-screen
study, or AV lessons using IWB or
data projector. Use like a "PowerPoint".
Compatible with PC's, laptops, iPads.
Many photos & diagrams generate interest,
while aiding understanding.
Contain "Discussion / Activity" pages for discussion and consolidation.
"OnScreen Answers"
A small PDF file with Suggested Answers
to the "Discussion / Activity" pages, if included.
Notes & explanations of the topic content.
PDF file, formatted for printing A4 pages in B&W. Print your own Blackline Masters for economical photocopying for paper hand-outs or preparing topic booklet "mini-texts".
Many photos & diagrams generate interest, while aiding understanding.
PDF file, formatted for
printing A4 pages in B&W.
Print Worksheets for in-class exercises, HW assignments or Quiz Tests.
Many skill-building activities.
Worksheets include an Answer Section with comprehensive sample answers & fully worked solutions to problems.
The 24 topics (yrs7-10) include over 300 worksheets.
Senior Modules contain a similar density of activities.
STAGES 4 & 5 (Yrs 7-10)
Each junior topic comprises a single PDF, formatted for printing A4 pages in B&W.
The topic materials may be studied by students in their devices, subject to our Site Licence Conditions.
The topic file contains study notes & explanations AND multiple worksheets, with fully worked answers.
(corresponds to the "PhotoMaster" AND "Worksheets" formats described above for senior modules)
Depending on the size of your order, junior topics may be emailed individually, or may be compacted into groups within a "zip" file.