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Electrolysis

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This is an adaption of the excellent resource provided by Tes member Kiza16 who did all the work, all I did was adapt it for my group. It was adapted for a capable Y11 triple science group. Links to videos on youtube are provided if these become inactive/removed and you need the videos let me know. The worksheet is designed to go along with the powerpoint with videos shown when the pupils get to the corresponding question.
Taxes, income tax, PAYE and National insurance.Quick View
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Taxes, income tax, PAYE and National insurance.

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A powerpoint made for my Sixth Form Tutor class. Can easily be adapted for KS4 PSHE Money matters. Data is correct so far (14/02/2013). It includes some possible discussion points at the end on recent tax changes and Back to Work Schemes. income tax, tax, P.A.Y.E, PAYE, National Insurance.
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Differentiated Separation & dissolving crosswords

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This work is adapted from another TES user 'sheepie55' to differentiate it for a class which has a huge range in ability. All answers are now added in the 'challenge' and just a few ones in the 'superchallenge'. Chromatography, Distillation, Evaporation, Temperature, Solid, Solvent, Soluble, Solubility, Solvent, Solute
Transition Metals Revision CardsQuick View
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Transition Metals Revision Cards

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These are Revision Q Cards (48 questions!) I made for my year 13 Chemists tailored towards Edexcel but can easily be adapted for other boards. The students really enjoyed this and got a lot of them to memorise the various coloured complexes, shapes, reactions etc etc.. TASK1. Cut and Answer Print these cards onto Coloured A4 Card, get the pupils to cut them out and write the answers on the opposite side. TASK 2. Card Games Option1. Pupils should pair up ensuring their partner has a different coloured Q cards. All the cards should be shuffled together with the questions face up. Pupils pick up their respective coloured cards and answer the question making sure their partner can see the answer. If correct they keep the card, if incorrect it goes back to the bottom. First to collect all their cards win. Option 2. Timed Hot Seat. Pupils sit in a hot seat and answer as many of the Q cards as possible in a specified time. Option 3. Variation of any board game that has Questions.
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Revision Tests AQA

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These are quick revision tests I've been creating for my Year 11's (middle set) as they are revising for their upcoming exams. Each test can either be given to the pupil before they revise a topic so it can highlight any misunderstanding or lack of knowledge which can then be addressed during the revision or it can be used after they have revised a topic to assess their progress. There are a total of 9 tests over several different topics mostly in B1 as CORE is the first exam this year. One is a free sample available.
Acids, Alkali and Neutralisation Revision TestQuick View
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Acids, Alkali and Neutralisation Revision Test

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This is a free sample of revision tests I've been creating for my Year 11's (middle set) as they are revising for their upcoming exams. Each test can either be given to the pupil before they revise a topic so it can highlight any misunderstanding or lack of knowledge which can then be addressed during the revision or it can be used after they have revised a topic. This topic is linked to the AQA C2.6 Acids, Bases and Salts module and tests their understanding of acids, alkali, bases, neutralisation reactions, naming salts and compounds, separating mixtures, indicators etc etc. If you like this check out the rest of these tests that I am making as I go through revision with my Year 11s.
Acid reactions with Metals CardsortQuick View
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Acid reactions with Metals Cardsort

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This is a card sort made for a weak group studying BTEC but could be used with other groups. Students are to arrange the three acids at the top, the metals at the side and the salts in the correct position between the metal and acid. They then copy the table into their books. (Idea taken from other tes user, just remade it to make it easier to cut). PS. Thanks for the suggestion, spelling mistake corrected. Also whilst in practice those metals are indeed too reactive to be reacted with acids, this is just a theory exercise.
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End of term Presentation Lessons: Science

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These lessons (3 lessons in total) were planned for a mixed ability Year 8 and Year 9 class, although it can be also used with KS4. Students are placed into groups of 2 or 3 and given a topic to research and present back to the class either by choosing a topic or being assigned by the teacher. 10 topics are available for the students to choose or for high ability students they can choose their own topic. Topics are; deforestation, I.V.F, global warming, G.M genetically modified, fossil fuels and volcanoes, hormones and steroids, fast food and obesity and nuclear power..
Periodic table, Group 1 and 7 Revision cardsQuick View
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Periodic table, Group 1 and 7 Revision cards

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Revision cards for pupils. Once printed on A4 cards pupils can cut them up and use them as flash cards by writing the answers behind the cards. Questions based on Edexcel Periodic table, Group 1 and Group 7 chemistry includes displacement reactions and displacement of halides.