A complete resource pack covering the full WJEC The Sciences Chemistry 2.1 Matter topic. 101 Slide powerpoint Seperate printing document Revision map This resource includes a full set of engaging lessons designed to teach the entire unit, with integrated past-paper-style questions throughout to help students develop knowledge, confidence and exam technique. It also includes higher tier content, which is made easy to identify through the use of different coloured slides, allowing for clear differentiation and straightforward lesson delivery. Also included is a separate printing document for quick and easy classroom use, along with a revision map to support retrieval, revision and links across the topic.

Five complete lessons & modified booklet with practical / demonstration ideas to highlight key concepts. A simplified and student-friendly WJEC adapted booklet designed to support learning on obtaining clean water. This resource clearly summarises the key content, breaks down complex ideas, and includes additional activities to reinforce understanding and assessment readiness. The accompanying PowerPoint mirrors the booklet, making it ideal for whole-class teaching, revision, or independent study. L1 - Molymods L2 - Seperating mixures (Iron & Sulphur) L3 - Making compounds cut & stick L4 - Theory L5 - Desalination

Four complete lessons, modified booklet with practical / demonstration ideas to highlight key concepts & revision map. A concise and student-friendly WJEC adapted booklet covering Controlling Chemical Reactions. This resource simplifies and summarises the core content, helping students understand key factors that affect reaction rates and control. It includes additional activities to reinforce learning and develop exam confidence. The accompanying PowerPoint follows the booklet closely, making it suitable for whole-class teaching, revision sessions, or independent study. L1 - Intro to rates / exothermic & endothermic reactions L2 - Effect of Temperature L3 - Effect of Concentration L4 - Effect of Surface area

A comprehensive past paper booklet containing all WJEC Entry Level Chemistry questions from 2016 to 2024. Markscheme also included.

This PowerPoint introduces pupils to photosynthesis and how plants make their own food. It clearly explains what photosynthesis is, what plants need for the process, and what is produced. The lesson includes simple explanations, fill-in-the-blank activities, and visual prompts to help pupils understand the role of sunlight, water, carbon dioxide, chlorophyll, and glucose. Pupils are guided step by step towards writing the word equation for photosynthesis. The presentation ends with a short quiz to check understanding. Teacher notes are included on the slides to explain each activity and support lesson delivery. Suitable for KS2 or lower KS3 science lessons, revision, or cover work.

Bring science and creativity together with this fun, hands-on Christmas chromatography activity designed for KS2/KS3 (Year 5–9). Pupils explore how colours are made by separating the hidden dyes inside felt-tip pens, then turn their results into festive decorations. This resource includes a simple step-by-step investigation guide. Chromatography paper is recommended, but everyday alternatives are also suggested to make the activity easy to run in any classroom or at home. Resources Needed: • Chromatography paper - available on amazon for around £6 (or white coffee filters as an alternative) • Beaker / jam jar / any clear plastic container • Water • Pencil • Ruler • Paper clip or tape • Felt-tip pens for testing Pupils learn that felt-tip inks are mixtures of colours and use chromatography to split them apart. Once their chromatograms have dried, they cut out their designs and glue them onto Christmas baubles to create a take-home decoration. This blends science enquiry, observation, and seasonal craft in an accessible, engaging way. Perfect for introducing mixtures and following a scientific method while keeping learning festive and fun.

This collaborative colouring activity is a fun and engaging way to introduce or reinforce key science lab safety rules. Pupils each colour a section of the display, working together to create a bright, eye-catching classroom poster that serves as a constant reminder of safe practice in the lab. Ideal for the start of term or as part of a science induction lesson, this resource promotes teamwork, discussion, and a shared understanding of laboratory expectations. Perfect activity for the end of year / christmas time