A three sheet revision booklet for Module 1 of AQA's AS Physics A specification. A complete Standard Model of Elementary Particles, A Feynman Diagrams reference sheet and a Particle physics reference sheet describing the relationships in particle physics. A good starter for revision. Easily understood, could be printed out for use as a reference throughout the module.

A learning organizer (think pink sheet) covering the development of the models of the atom. Covers the required knowledge of the development of the model of the atom for GCSE Chemistry. The sheet explains how the models were developed and how the different scientists contributed to the development of the current Bohr Model. Includes a description of the Geiger-Marsden - Gold Leaf experiment. The files are a 2 page A4 version and a 2up A5 version (on one side of A4) I have made these learning organizers for every topic from GCSE Biology, Chemistry and Physics. I am currently in the process of uploading them all one by one. If you need a specific topic then message me to request it. Or request it in a review. When all of them are uploaded I will be doing multi-resource deals where you can purchase entire topics or the whole subject for a reduced price. If there is any improvements that can be made, put them in the review and I will make changes if needed.

for a preview of the Powerpoint This is an outstanding, complete (differentiated worksheets and help sheets) lesson, for the following objectives State the parts of animal and plant cells Describe the functions of those parts Relate the functions of animals and plants to the cells features The students will… Label an animal and plant cell Annotate a diagram to show how a cell functions Use sentences to explain the differences between plant and animal cells, with reference to their roles. Additionally the final part of the lesson includes an interactive detailed breakdown of the common mistakes when answering GCSE style questions.

This resources is mainly for class teachers who are struggling with time and need a quick tool to speed up the making of quiz cards or revision cards. This can create decks of up to 52 cards for pupils to use as self-testing tools in the class. Great for that extension task that "you know who" are so fond of. And, from a more pedagogical viewpoint, they really work! You will be able to make a set of cards from nothing to finished product in minutes. You simply type in a series of questions and answers, then print out your cards, formatted in a way that makes trimming and distribution easy. (There will be a video demonstration up soon). Each slice of the guillotine or rotary trimmer will make a already sorted stack of cards, no more sorting!! You can assign difficulty levels, customise your card contents and assign points / marks to your cards. It’s really easy and is in use in my school already (in an earlier form), saving people tons of time. This has been welcomed by both NQTs (keen to get their great ideas into practice quickly and easily) and more experienced staff who want to speed up their prep. Self-testing is one of the best ways in which pupils learn, your pupils could really benefit from this.