Spanish A Level - Year 12 Mind Maps
6 mind maps covering the 6 themes from Year 12- AS Level.
This resource is suitable for AS/A Level (Years 12 and 13) Spanish students following AQA specification, and useful for any other specification.
Topics covered:
• Los valores tradicionales y modernos
• La influencia de los ídolos
• El ciberespacio
• La igualdad de los sexos
• La identidad regional en España
• El patrimonio cultural
A revision mind map which is based on the new AQA GCSE PE specification - physiology and anatomy paper 1 - Cardio-Respiratory
It is designed to be printed on A3, however, it can also be printed on A4.
Mind maps covering the main themes in the film ‘Volver’ by Almodovar, as well as cinematic techniques used for A LEVEL SPANISH.
Perfect for revision for the Paper 2 Writing exam with the essay! - All mind maps include quotes from the film and key scenes. These mind maps are very helpful as they help you to visualise key themes in the exam.
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A revision mindmap that has been created for the new AQA GCSE PE specification - Physiology and anatomy paper 1 - musculoskeletal.
It is designed to be printed on A3, however, it can also be printed on A4.
Revision mind map for the ks3 evolution topic. Ideal for KS3 mixed ability groups or for recap lessons or easy cover lessons. Answers included. If you enjoy and find these useful please leave a positive review.
Physical training / types of training revision mind map for the new AQA GCSE PE specification - physiology and anatomy paper - types of training, principles of training and components of fitness.
It is designed to be printed on A3, however, it can also be printed on A4.
This task is designed for students to work backwards and reduce their notes for revision. Around the outside of the page are the key facts and information that are needed for the topic. Students need to condense these and/or find out more about these and make notes in the white space. Finally students then need to highlight the keywords and put then in the box in the centre.
The format is designed to convince students that they do not need to make pages and pages of notes and instead can put all their notes on the back of a post card.
This task is great followed up by a loop card activity to test knowledge or apply straight to some exam questions.
This is a blank mind map worksheet for creating a book review. Prints on A4, best photocopied up to A3 size.
Pupils fill in boxes with brief descriptions as prompted for story characters, draw and label the elements of the storyline, tick boxes to show the genre and their opinions in brief, fill in other boxes to give a summary of their overall opinion of the book.
A much more appealing and accessible alternative to a formal written book review, which still includes all the important elements.
AQA A LEVEL SOCIOLOGY - TOPICS IN SOCIOLOGY - PAPER 2 - THE MEDIA
This includes x9 A3 revision mind maps which support students’ revision for Paper 2.
The mind maps outline the main areas which students need to know per topic and students fill in the mind map as part of their revision. This supports the revision process as it prevents students from divulging in too much content and forces them to summarise the main ‘need to know’ sections.
This consists of:
x1 mind map for Topic 1: The New Media
x1 mind map for Topic 2: Ownership and Control of the Media
x1 mind map for Topic 3: Globalisation and Popular Culture
x1 mind map for Topic 4: Selection and Presentation of the Media
x3 mind maps for Topic 5: Representations of Gender, Sexuality and Disability
x1 mind map for Topic 6: Representations of Ethnicity, Class and Age
x1 mind map for Topic 7: Relationship between the Media, Content, Presentation and Audiences
Hand-crafted mind maps to support learning for the whole of the KS3 National Curriculum. Designed to be taught as a two-year course, across Year 7 and Year 8.
The mind maps could be given out as a handout at the beginning of a topic to give the ‘big picture’ of the unit, and then referred to throughout the unit and/or used to encourage students to look ahead at what is coming next.
They could also be used as a revision tool – questions on the mind map help students to see the point of each section and can also challenge them to add missing information or make their own better mind maps.
Each map is hand-drawn – pupils seem to prefer this to computer generated versions. They are scanned in as pdf files and I have included the powerpoint slides of each one as well – this is how I tend to use them most.
I have included a bonus file - some generic detention work for 11-16 pupils. This has been tried and tested and is a good way to use detention time to encourage reflection - especially useful when work is required at short notice.
Each set of resources is sold separately, so this bundle represents a saving of 25%.
5 A3 Themes mind maps (Theme A- Relationships and families, B- Religion and Life, D-Peace and Conflict, E- Crime and Punishment and F- Human Rights and Social Justice) Which includes all of the required content for GCSE AQA religious studies students, including Bible quotes. My students find these extremely useful and I encourage them to make flash cards from the knowledge on these to actively revise.
This resource is aimed at PSHE and RSE leads in primary schools.
It is for sharing the amazing work you do, across your school, in the area of Personal Development.
It enables leaders to evidence all of the categories covered in the aide memoire for PSHE, RSE and Personal Development.
It includes a completed version to act as inspiration and an editable version for you to add the amazing work you do in school.
A recent OFSTED inspection loved the resource and made it very easy for them to navigate around the Personal Development of pupils at the school.
A great document to save as a PDF and upload to your website.
This colourful, one-page mind map covers the entire Consumer Psychology unit for Cambridge International A-Level (Year 13) — perfect for visual learners and anyone who likes their revision clear and organised. All the key studies are mapped out by topic, so students can quickly see what goes where, how ideas connect, and what they need to know for exams.
It’s bright, easy to follow, and brings the whole course together on one sheet — ideal for pinning up at home, using in lessons, or handing out for revision. Works brilliantly as a summary after finishing the unit, or as a reference throughout the year.
Best printed in colour on A3 paper to get the full benefit — the layout really helps with memory and understanding, especially when things start to blur together close to exam time.
Whether you’re teaching the topic or revising it, this is a great way to keep Consumer Psychology simple, structured, and (dare we say) enjoyable.
Mind maps condensing notes for each topic to 1 A4 page
Created using notes, revision guides, mark schemes, and examiner reports by a grade 9+A* student
6 posters for anatomy and physiology, 7 for skill acquisition, 4 for sport in society, 3 for exercise physiology, 4 for biomechanics, and 14 for sports psychology
This is a useful guide / poster for learning Italian.
I have created it for myself to use as a travel around and teach in Milan.
However thought it might be a nice resource for students leaning Italian.
Scaffolded mind map for reluctant revisers. Covers AQA Science A C1.1 Fundamental ideas.
I have not included balancing equations as the resource is intended for foundation tier.
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