A handy revision broadsheet that can be used with mixed ability classes as it caters for higher and foundation students. It is made for the AQA exam board however it would also suit OCR and Edexcel.

Powerpoint showing step by step how to work out chi squared

Broadsheet made for the AQA scheme but will work for OCR. Revision broadsheet that covers: Acids, bases, strong/weak acids, ions, neutralisation, equations, soluble salts, insoluble salts.

The numbers match the AQA Alevel chemistry periodic table and are all to 1dp. If you print out each section onto different coloured paper and then cut out. Depending on the size of your display you can print 4 or 6 to a page, labels at the end should be printed onto A4 so that they can be read from the other side of the room.

Used for trilogy foundation students but would work for a quick revision of main ideas for triple students. Covers both the atmosphere unit and the using resources unit in chemistry.

A worksheet based on how maths teach maths concepts. Built on low demand questions just using the equation and then building in units, conversions, rearranging the equation and then gcse exam questions. Can be used for any exam board as it is common content (AQA, OCR, Edexcel). Newtons second law of motion or F=m x a

To help with the AQA required practicals and picking out some of the practical skills whilst being generalised to chemistry

A scaffolded worksheet that moves from low demand to high demand that covers the GPE equation fully differentiated

A worksheet that goes from low demand to high demand that is fully differentiated to cover V=IR. How maths teach maths principles

A broadsheet that is useful for revision of the homeostasis unit. This doesn’t include human reproductive hormones as I teach this when I do reproduction and contraception.

A revision resource that contains a re-cap of all of the forces topic. For AQA exam board but would be suitable for OCR and Edexcel.

Print out on a colour printer and you can make the pH scale like the display shown.

A differentiated worksheet that goes from low demand to high demand how they would teach maths principles in a maths lesson

Can be used to teach first aid basics to students, you will need to make the card sorts (so you have enough for your group size), and you will need access to resuscitate Annies (can be sourced from the British heart foundation or purchased from St Johns Ambulance). A workbook for students to use and fill in matching the weekly powerpoints.

A complete lesson that includes a card sort or cut and stick activity for students to compare advantages and disadvantages of the different 2D and 3D models of chemical structures. eleanorvickers has a worksheet that can be used in the lesson, however I have changed the 3D model to the models in the AQA specification so new version included.

A lesson I created for year 7’s but can be used throughout GCSE. The list of adaptations needs to be printed and cut out. There are two levels of demand for the list of adaptations - I printed these on 2 different colours of paper (pink and blue). The adaptations need to be placed around the room and students need to match them up to the polar bear, cactus, or camel.

An intervention lesson based around data in science questions that students have struggled with. Lasts an hour. Questions taken from AQA spec and printed as a booklet.

Can be used for KS3 or KS4 - really helped students understand moving the reactants and products on the axis. The cardsort needs to be cut out (I laminated a set of 15 that can be used again and again).

Includes the difference between series and parallel circuits and has an activity to match up the symbols with names and definitions. Can be used from high ability year 7s all the way to year 11 GCSE.

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