A GCSE recall worksheet with a model example and answers. It is designed to take 10 minutes of a lesson. This could be used with Edexcel or AQA specifications. The worksheet is differentiated into 3 sections, the first is a model question and answer to remind students of the calculation, then a section to practice the calculation, finally answering a GCSE exam style question. The resource contains a slide with the worksheet on that can be easily printed and a slide with the answers on that can be displayed on the screen.

This resource contains 10 recall/retrieval grids with answers (20 slides in total). They were designed for the new GCSE Edexcel Combined Science spec but could also be used with the GCSE AQA trilogy spec. The grids cover many topics: chemical reactions, atomic structure, the periodic table, bonding, states of matter, acids and bases, extracting metals, rates of reaction and hydrocarbons. Each recall grid contains 10 questions with a section for the student to answer and a section to correct their answers. This is to encourage students that lack confidence to attempt the questions. The grids can be printed out or displayed on the screen. They could be used as a starter or exit ticket to assess understanding. They could also be given out periodically to ensure students are remembering key knowledge.

A GCSE recall worksheet designed to take 10 minutes of a lesson. This could be used with Edexcel or AQA specifications. The worksheet is differentiated into 3 sections, the first is a model question and answer to remind students of the calculation, then a section to practice the calculation, finally answering a GCSE exam style question. The resource contains a slide with the worksheet on that can be easily printed and a slide with the answers on that can be displayed on the screen.

A recall worksheet designed to take 10 minutes of a lesson. Aimed at mid/low ability students. The worksheet is differentiated into 3 sections, the first is aimed at recalling key information, then applying key knowledge to short answer questions, finally answering a GCSE exam style question. The resource contains a slide with the worksheet on that can be easily printed and a slide with the answers on that can be displayed on the screen.

A recall worksheet designed to take around 10 minutes of a lesson. Aimed at mid/low ability students. The worksheet is differentiated into 3 sections, the first is aimed at recalling key information, then applying key knowledge to short answer questions, finally answering a GCSE exam style question. The resource contains a slide with the worksheet on that can be easily printed and a slide with the answers on that can be displayed on the screen.

A GCSE recall worksheet designed to take 10 minutes of a lesson. This could be used with Edexcel or AQA specifications. The worksheet is differentiated into 3 sections, the first is a model question and answer to remind students of the calculation, then a section to practice the calculation, finally answering a GCSE exam style question. The resource contains a slide with the worksheet on that can be easily printed and a slide with the answers on that can be displayed on the screen.

This is a worksheet with 25 word equations to complete with answers. The equations include acids reacting with metals, oxides, carbonates and hydroxides.

A recall worksheet designed to take 10 minutes of a lesson. Aimed at mid/low ability students. The worksheet is differentiated into 3 sections, the first is aimed at recalling key information, then applying key knowledge to short answer questions, finally answering a GCSE exam style question. The resource contains a slide with the worksheet on that can be easily printed and a slide with the answers on that can be displayed on the screen.

This resource is a powerpoint containing 10 recall tasks with answers (20 slides in total). They were designed for the new GCSE Edexcel Combined Science spec (Chemistry paper 1) but could also be used with the GCSE AQA trilogy spec. Each recall task contains two questions, a starter task and an exam question. The starter task is designed to scaffold and give students support before completing the exam question. This resource is very versatile and can be used in many different ways. I have used this resource with my class as daily homework that is posted on google classroom for Y11, it could also be printed out or displayed on the screen in lesson. They could be used as a starter or exit ticket to assess understanding. or they could also be given out periodically to other year groups to ensure students are remembering key knowledge.

A recall worksheet designed to take 10 minutes of a lesson. Aimed at mid/low ability students. The worksheet is differentiated into 3 sections, the first is aimed at recalling key information, then applying key knowledge to short answer questions, finally answering a GCSE exam style question. The resource contains a slide with the worksheet on that can be easily printed and a slide with the answers on that can be displayed on the screen.

This resource contains a knowledge organiser for the GCSE topics; States of Matter and Separating Mixtures, along with a recall grid with answers. It has been designed for the new GCSE Edexcel Combined Science spec but could also be used with the GCSE AQA trilogy spec. The knowledge organiser and recall grid could be printed back-to-back and given out as a revision resource or as a comprehension task in a lesson.

A recall worksheet designed to take 10 minutes of a lesson. Aimed at mid/low ability students. The worksheet is differentiated into 3 sections, the first is aimed at recalling key information, then applying key knowledge to short answer questions, finally answering a GCSE exam style question. The resource contains a slide with the worksheet on that can be easily printed and a slide with the answers on that can be displayed on the screen.

A recall worksheet designed to take 10 minutes of a lesson. Aimed at mid/low ability students. The worksheet is differentiated into 3 sections, the first is aimed at recalling key information, then applying key knowledge to short answer questions, finally answering a GCSE exam style question. The resource contains a slide with the worksheet on that can be easily printed and a slide with the answers on that can be displayed on the screen.

A recall worksheet designed to take 10 minutes of a lesson. Aimed at mid/low ability students. The worksheet is differentiated into 3 sections, the first is aimed at recalling key information, then applying key knowledge to short answer questions, finally answering a GCSE exam style question. The resource contains a slide with the worksheet on that can be easily printed and a slide with the answers on that can be displayed on the screen.

A recall worksheet designed to take 10 minutes of a lesson. Aimed at mid/low ability students. The worksheet is differentiated into 3 sections, the first is aimed at recalling key information, then applying key knowledge to short answer questions, finally answering a GCSE exam style question. The resource contains a slide with the worksheet on that can be easily printed and a slide with the answers on that can be displayed on the screen.

A recall worksheet designed to take 10 minutes of a lesson. Aimed at mid/low ability students. The worksheet is differentiated into 3 sections, the first is aimed at recalling key information, then applying key knowledge to short answer questions, finally answering a GCSE exam style question. The resource contains a slide with the worksheet on that can be easily printed and a slide with the answers on that can be displayed on the screen.

This lesson is designed for the NEW Edexcel Combined Science GCSE spec and is the first lesson of the Atomic Structure topic. The resource includes a powerpoint and a worksheet to go alongside it which includes the answers for every task. The worksheet could be completed at the end of the lesson or while the teacher is going through the slides. The lesson starts by recapping the hazard symbols and students will be asked to complete a comprehension task. Students will then recap atoms, molecules, elements and compounds from KS3. The lesson then includes information about the periodic table and a group competition to see who can find parts of the Periodic table the quickest. Finally, there are several tasks aimed at modelling and practising writing chemical formula. There are progress checks throughout the powerpoint to ensure students have understood the content. There is the opportunity for group work, paired work and independent practice. There are also challenge tasks throughout to stretch higher ability students. SOW: 1.Atoms, Elements and Compounds 2.Chemical Reactions and Equations 3.Balancing Equations 4.Structure of the Atom 5.Atomic and Mass Numbers 6.Scientific Models of the Atom 7.Isotopes 8.Electron Structure