A PowerPoint that helps students visualise the difference between elements, compounds, molecules and mixtures. Includes link to a useful BBC bitesize video. Differences are streamlined and summarised into one slide. Additionally, it includes a images of chemical models for students to be quizzed on and identify whether it is an element, molecule, compound and/or mixture.

A PowerPoint outlining a project on country development for Geography KS3 students. The PowerPoint has been streamlined for easy understanding and quick implementation. Includes: Task and Asssessment Criteria.

A 15-question quiz on electricity and magnetism that can be used as formative assessment for students or revision. Topics and terms covered include electrons, conductors, magnets, circuit symbols, series and parallel circuits and solenoids. Answers are included on the final slide.

A 5-lesson powerpoint that gives structure to a 6-week scheme of work (assessment on the 6th week). Created for KS3 students in preparation for KS4 OCR material. Lesson 1 - Musical Elements Recap; Guessing Game on when Pop music started; Introduction to Rock ‘n’ Roll; Rock ‘n’ Roll features & instrumentation; Introduce 12 Bar Blues. Lesson 2 - Recap on what is pop music & when it started; Recap on Rock ‘n’ Roll features; Recap on Musical Elements; C Major Triads; Students to play 12 Bar Blues on keyboard. Lesson 3 - Major & Minor Triads; Listening Exercise distinguishing major or minor; Listen to examples of how they are used in Pop Music. Lesson 4 - Recap Major & Minor Triads; Introduce intervals; Aural Listening Exercise of intervals using well-known tunes to help identify; Recap on how roman numerals are written & introduce how they are written for major & minor chords. Lesson 5 - Recap on roman numerals; Introduce magic 4-chord sequence; Aural Comparative Analysis using musical elements knowledge.