This is a differentiated worksheet which tests students ability to calculate acceleration from the a= v÷t equation. It also tests their ability to rearrange the equation. It is from the AQA P2.1 Motion topic. Answers are included.

This worksheet assesses thew ability of students to calculate the percentage of an element by mass in a compound containing that element. It fits in to the AQA syllabus old and new. It also includes answers.

A differentiated worksheet on Mole calculations suitable for GCSE Chemistry across most exam boards. An answer sheet is included.

A differentiated worksheet on Relative Formula Mass (Mr) designed to test students ability to calculate RFM - Mr. It is differentiated and includes answers. It is designed with AQA in mind but can be used for any syllabus. It is also suitable for both the old and new (9-1) syllabus.

This worksheet allows students to choose a level of difficulty to consolidate calculations on work done in physics. There are three levels of difficulty. To increase the level of differentiation teachers can give individual students a set target of points by allocating 1pt for a 1 star question, 2points-2star etc. This enables teachers to target and challenge students according to their ability.

This physics resource assesses the ability of students to use the Ek = ½ x m x v2 equation and challenges them to tackle problems involving the rearrangement of the formula.

This worksheet fits in with the AQA 9-1 first lesson on rates of reaction. Answers are included

This worksheet allows students to choose a level of difficulty when consolidating the calculations involved in GPE

Differentiated Worksheet on Reacting Masses for GCSE Chemistry suitable for most exam boards. Includes an answers sheet.

This worksheet is suitable for revision of the Structure and Bonding section of the AQA Chemistry syllabus. It allows students to summarise the main points in the topic on one sheet of paper. The answers are provided

A worksheet on LDPE/HDPE and Thermosoftening and Thermosetting polymers. It is structured to allow more access for lower achieving students or those with specific learning needs.

This GCSE Chemistry resource fits into both old and new courses. It can be used as a review, class task or homework. It is based on the principle that students choose a level of difficulty based on a tiered system. It can be adapted for bronze, silver, gold or other similar systems.

This differentiated worksheet is from the AQA C2 topic on metallic bonding but can easily be adapted for the new 1-9 syllabus as all the points are covered in both. An answer sheet is provided.

This resource requires students to research the extraction of aluminium by electrolysis. The learning outcomes are in line with the AQA scheme but can be adapted for any syllabus.

This GCSE Chemistry resource fits in to both old and new courses across most exam boards. It is based on the principle of students choosing a level of difficulty based on 3 tiers which can be changed for other systems e.g.bronze, silver, gold.

This worksheet is intended for homework but can equally be used in the classroom. It is designed for the AQA 9-1 syllabus but can be adapted. It covers basic electrolysis, half equations and redox. The answers are included.

This worksheet was designed for the old syllabus to 2017 but can be easily adapted to suit 9-1. It covers the alloys section of structure and bonding and includes answers.

This resource fits into the old AQA GCSE Syllabus as well as the the new 9-1. It is a homework research task that enables students to work independently on the structure and bonding in diamond and graphite.

This is a tried and tested revision strategy that I have modified to meet the new AQA specification in Chemistry Trilogy. There are also embedded video links to YouTube. As it is on PowerPoint you can access the links on the smartboard and complete the revision sheets with the students. If you edit the hyperlinks you can also enable the students to access the videos or indeed share the PPT files with them. There is also a Foundation version included for the same price. A total of 18 slides that can be printed on A3 to allow full use of the spaces on each slide.

This task fits into the AQA Chemistry section on alloys and provides a useful extension homework.

This resource requires students to research the topic of Fuel Cells from the AQA 9-1 chemistry scheme. It is broken down into two levels - grade 6 and grade 8 and the tasks are geared to those levels.