This worksheet is designed to provide students with an opportunity to practice and enhance their understanding of specific heat capacity calculations using the formula ΔE=mcΔT. The resource features a variety of questions, challenging students to apply their knowledge of energy, mass, specific heat capacity, and temperature change. This worksheet is perfect for reinforcing key concepts in your physics or chemistry lessons and is suitable for both individual and group work. Ideal for Particle theory of matter and Energy units. Mark scheme included on page 2.

This worksheet is designed to help students practice calculating specific latent heat. It contains a range of problems that require students to use the formula for specific latent heat to find the energy required to change the state of a substance. The problems cover a variety of scenarios, including melting, freezing, and boiling, and require students to use their knowledge of specific heat capacity and mass to make their calculations. The worksheet is suitable for both individual and group work, and includes information about Specific Latent Heat of Fusion and Specific Latent Heat of Vapourisation with clear instructions to help students build their confidence in using the formula.

This comprehensive resource / knowledge organiser covers the key topics in science: cells and organization, circulatory system, digestive system, breathing and respiration, and bioenergetics. It is designed to help students revise these important concepts and prepare for exams.

A versatile worksheet that can be used as a simple code-breaking activity, an extension task or even set as homework. This activity explores how physical and chemical barriers of the immune system such as the skin, lysozyme, tears, mucus, stomach acid etc help keep our bodies safe and free from disease.

This worksheet is designed for Key Stage 3/4 students and focuses on the topic of sexual reproduction and the development of twins. The worksheet includes a short text that explains the basic concepts of sexual reproduction and the difference between identical and non-identical twins. The text is written in a way that is accessible to students with a lower ability level, while still providing important information about the topic. Following the text, there are ten questions that assess the students’ understanding of the material. This worksheet is a useful resource for teachers who are looking for a way to introduce or reinforce the topic of sexual reproduction and twins with their classes. It can be used as a standalone activity or as part of a larger unit of work.

This Eye Dissection resource contains a printable A3 Dissection Mat and an editable worksheet for students to record their observations. The mat provides a step-by-step procedure, while the worksheet allows students to document their observations. Video credit for the dissection mat: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WRC1b93ci-E

This booklet offers KS3 students an opportunity to explore biology, chemistry, and physics during the summer break. Contains 17 pages of activities curated from various online resources including twinkl, covering a variety of topics including cells, specialised cells, variation, digestion and nutrition, respiration, atomic structure, atoms, elements, compounds, and mixtures, periodic table, and electrical circuits.

A quick and simple worksheet where students reorder statements and draw pictures to go with them to show how crude oil and coal are formed. Ideal for low/ middle ability classes.

This guided reading resource is designed to introduce the immune system’s specific and non-specific defense mechanisms to students. The resource also includes a student-led research task on autoimmune diseases, fostering independent research skills. Use this resource to facilitate engaging discussions, encourage critical thinking, and promote deeper understanding of the immune system in the classroom. Keywords: Defense system, Pathogens, Non-specific defense mechanisms, Specific defense mechanisms, Physical barriers, Chemical barriers, Phagocytes, Lymphocytes, Antibodies, Engulf, Antitoxins, Toxins, Immune system.

This editable guided reading activity focuses on magnets and magnetism, covering key concepts including magnetism, permanent and induced magnets, magnetic fields, and various applications of magnets. Additionally, it briefly introduces the concept of electromagnets. Contains 11 comprehension questions and 1 research task. Template credit: Calvin Hand

This guided reading activity is about vaccines. Students will read about the historical significance of Edward Jenner’s contributions, understand how vaccines work, learn about the production of antibodies, memory cells, and immune responses. It also briefly addresses the MMR vaccine and autism controversy, and introduces the concept of herd immunity. The activity also includes two research tasks to encourage independent investigation. Ideal for KS3-4 school students, this resource promotes scientific literacy and facilitates discussions on the vital role of vaccines in public health.

An engaging and visually appealing resource for Key Stage 3 Science educators! This comprehensive display pack is designed to bring the seven essential life processes to life in your classroom. Ready to go- with clear, colorful, and informative posters which teachers of KS3 Science can easily print, laminate, and display these visuals on their walls.

A booklet with worked examples & practice questions for: Moles • Relative Atomic Mass Ar / Relative Formula Mass Mr • Mass / concentration • Empirical Formula • Molecular Formula This fantastic resource has proven extremely useful in teaching the Edexcel unit CC9 Calculations involving masses. I print off a booklet for each student which they can use to see step-by-step method for the various calculations they need to know in CC9. In addition, I have included some practice questions for the students to have a go at on their own using the examples given.

This is a handy little revision booklet on Cells and Organisation with over 90 multiple choice questions covering key topics, such as cell structure, function, differentiation, and tissue/organ/organ system organization, this resource is an ideal supplement for a GCSE biology revision lesson.

A differentiated activity where students are required to undertake some research to complete the table about health risk factors, the diseases each risk factor is linked to and a brief explanation for each. There are 3 versions to cater for HA, MA and LA learners.

A simple worksheet that can be used either as an extension task or assigned as homework. Students can practice the following skills: using the periodic table to calculate the Relative Formula Mass (Mr) for a number of different chemical compounds deducing the empirical formula of different substances stating the difference between empirical and molecular formulae

This resource offers a comprehensive review of the Particle Model of Matter unit for AQA and other exam boards. It has 30 multiple choice questions, including 4 calculation practice questions, and space for note-taking and working out. Use it as a recap lesson, homework assignment, or revision tool to help your students reinforce their understanding of key concepts and prepare for upcoming exams and to support independent study or classroom. Questions cover: Particle model of matter Specific Heat Capacity Specific Latent Heat Density, mass and volume

This poster is an excellent visual way to remind your students of what they can and can’t write in their biology exams. Contains 15 most common mistakes and misconceptions made by students.

A resource that can be used as a learning mat to help students with calculations involving masses. This resource will tell students step by step how to calculate: Relative Formula Mass (Mr) moles of a substance concentration of a substance empirical and molecular formulae mass of a reactant of product.