A fun and engaging worksheet for students to revise temperature and heat, conductors, insulators and heat transferred through conduction, convection and radiation. Answer key included!

This is a fun, low-prep group game for students to revise chemical reactions. Simply print and cut the cards and organise students into groups. Students need to describe the word at the top of the card without using any of the ‘taboo’ words underneath! This requires to students to go beyond basic recall when describing key terms for their audience to guess. Includes 6 different coloured sets of cards. Terms included: element, compound, mixture, periodic table, atom, reactant, product, reaction, endothermic, exothermic, catalyst, chemical symbol.

This is a fun, low-prep group game for students to revise feeding relationships within an ecosystem. Simply print and cut the cards and organise students into groups. Students need to describe the word at the top of the card without using any of the ‘taboo’ words underneath! This requires to students to go beyond basic recall when describing key terms for their audience to guess. Includes 6 different coloured sets of cards. Terms included: ecosystem, biotic, abiotic, producer, consumer, decomposer, carnivore, herbivore, omnivore, predator, prey, food chain.

This domino-like game can be completed individually or in groups and is a great way for students to revise types of chemical reactions . Students need to match each term with its definition to form a loop. Answer key included. Terms included: element, compound, physical change, chemical change, reactant, product, catalyst, exothermic, endothermic, combustion, combination, decomposition.

Get students up and out of their seats while they revise subatomic particles. This activity is quick and easy to set up and engages students in their learning. Students can start at any card and know they have completed the scavenger hunt correctly if they end up at their initial card – no marking necessary! Answer key included. Cards include definitions of atomic & mass number, mass, charge and location of protons, neutrons and electrons.

Get students up and out of their seats while they revise definitions and examples of elements, compounds and mixtures. This activity is quick and easy to set up and engages students in their learning. Students can start at any card and know they have completed the scavenger hunt correctly if they end up at their initial card – no marking necessary! Answer key included.

A fun and engaging worksheet for students to revise Newton’s Laws of Motion. Answer key included!

A fun and engaging worksheet for students to revise moon phases. Answer key included!

A fun and engaging worksheet for students to practice using Ohm’s Law to calculate current, voltage and resistance. Answer key included!

A fun and engaging worksheet for students to revise different types of chemical reactions - endothermic, exothermic, combustion, combination and decomposition reactions. Answer key included!

A fun and engaging worksheet for students to revise properties of alpha, beta and gamma radiation. Answer key included!

Get students up and out of their seats while they revise force and energy. This activity is quick and easy to set up and engages students in their learning. Students can start at any card and know they have completed the scavenger hunt correctly if they end up at their initial card – no marking necessary! Answer key included. Terms included: Newtons, mass, weight, gravity, friction, air resistance, balanced forces, Newton’s laws, kinetic energy, potential energy.

Get students up and out of their seats while they revise circuit symbols and types of circuits. This activity is quick and easy to set up and engages students in their learning. Students can start at any card and know they have completed the scavenger hunt correctly if they end up at their initial card – no marking necessary! Answer key included. Terms included: series, parallel, open/closed switch, lamp, buzzer, ammeter, voltmeter, resistor, cell, battery.

Get students up and out of their seats while they revise methods of separating mixtures. This activity is quick and easy to set up and engages students in their learning. Students can start at any card and know they have completed the scavenger hunt correctly if they end up at their initial card – no marking necessary! Answer key included. Terms included: sieving, filtration, decantation, evaporation, magnetism, chromatography, centrifuging.

This hands-on activity is a great way for students to revise types of radiation, either individually or in groups. Students need to organise the cards under the headings: Alpha, Beta-, Gamma. Includes 6 different coloured sets so multiple groups can do this activity at the same time and blank cards for teachers to add their own properties. Answer key included!

This is a great way for students to revise formulas used in the senior physics unit: Motion. Includes projectiles, inclined planes, orbits and circular motion formulas. Students need to match each formula with it’s description and group under the correct heading. You could also ask students to state what each term represents to check their understanding of these formulas prior to their external exam.

This hands-on activity is a great way for students to revise properties of acids and bases, either individually or in groups. Students need to organise the 22 cards under the headings: ‘acid’, ‘base’ and ‘neutral’. Includes 6 different coloured sets so multiple groups can do this activity at the same time and blank cards for teachers to add their own properties or examples. Answer key included!

This hands-on activity is a great way for students to revise abiotic and biotic factors in an ecosystem, either individually or in groups. Students need to organise the 16 cards under the headings ‘abiotic’ and ‘biotic’. Includes 6 different coloured sets so multiple groups can do this activity at the same time and blank cards for teachers to add their own examples. Answer key included!

This hands-on activity is a great way for students to revise soluble and insoluble substances, either individually or in groups. Students need to organise the 16 cards under the headings: ‘soluble’ or ‘insoluble’. Includes 6 different coloured sets so multiple groups can do this activity at the same time and blank cards for teachers to add their own examples. Answer key included!

This hands-on activity is a great way for students to revise properties of subatomic particles, either individually or in groups. Students need to organise the 12 cards under the headings: ‘proton’, ‘neutron’ and ‘electron’. Includes 6 different coloured sets so multiple groups can do this activity at the same time and blank cards for teachers to add their own descriptions and properties. Answer key included!

This hands-on activity is a great way for students to revise tectonic plate movements, either individually or in groups. Students need to organise the 22 cards under the headings: ‘converging’, ‘diverging’ and ‘transforming’. Includes 6 different coloured sets so multiple groups can do this activity at the same time and blank cards for teachers to add their own descriptions and examples. Answer key included!