For mid to lower ability pupils or can be altered slightly to make it more challenging. A worksheet for reinforcing points covered during a lesson. Could be used as homework. The finished worksheet can be used by the pupil as a revision aid.

Tailored to AQA B2 1.2. A supersized Venn Diagram comparing and contrasting animal, plant, bacteria and yeast cell structure. Suitable for higher ability pupils as a puzzle to be given at the end of the lesson to stretch them. Answer sheet is included and also a mini Venn Diagram comparing and contrasting yeast and bacteria.

A set of 14 slides outlining most of the major key words and key ideas for the new AQA GCSE chem (including triple content). We use them as place mats which remain on the desk as a reference for the pupils so that they can use/practice the knowledge with a scaffold. Enables them to achieve the higher level of thinking rather than focusing on fact recall. In this way they learn the information more robustly whilst they practice using it. Could also simply be given out as a revision aid for the pupils to take home. The information has been extracted from the AQA triple chemistry textbook. Some black and white versions are now included to save printing costs. more will be added as they are completed. The error on 'chemical analysis' has been corrected.

Questions and mini tasks that cover most of the key points for chapter 2 are gathered together onto two A3 pages. Good as a revision summary or as a quick teach if you need to catch up on a teaching schedule. Best done alongside the CGP textbook. At least one lessons worth of work for even the most diligent student.

Questions and mini tasks that cover most of the key points for chapter 1 are gathered together onto three A3 pages. Good as a revision summary or as a quick teach if you need to catch up on a teaching schedule. Best done alongside the CGP textbook. At least one lessons worth of work for even the most diligent student.

Pupils are put into groups of four and given a four cards. These four cards describe four different adaptations of one animal. Placed around the room are four different habitats. Based on the adaptations described, the groups have to decide which environment they live in and go stand by it. Then then have to say what animal they think they might be. The worksheets are optional. They give a framework for the pupils to write notes. There is an accompanying prezi.com presentation which goes through the environments and shows images of the animals.

Very simple worksheet containing a diagram and cloze activity. Outlines why an enzyme no longer works when it has been denatured (in very simple terms).

I wrote this for year 8 revision for end of unit test but it could be used as a lesson worksheet.

This is suitable for the old AQA B1a chapter 3, drug use and abuse topic. Good revision task. Time the class at this activity for more impact. Could be used with any drugs topic with minimal alterations.

Can be used as something to give the class at the start of the topic to assess what they already know. Could also be used as a homework or an ICT research worksheet.