Suitable for GCSE C4 Chemistry

Introduction to Thermite reaction and reactivity series suitable for year 9 / 10 Chemistry

An introduction to how Arduino works. Used in the Unit 16 Procedural Programming - btec extended diploma unit. From website : btecictresources.co.uk

Introduction to how to use bond energies to determine whether reaction is endothermic or exothermic

An introduction to Static electricity which looks at how charges behave when you are in contact with man - made fibres.

A simple experiment to investigate a neutralisation reaction. Missing word activity with answers on the second page.

Intermolecular forces, what are they and their effects on properties of molecules - water, simple alcohols - Hydrogen bonding.

Suitable for Year 9 / 10 Chemistry - looks at what an isotope is with diagram, how Carbon isotopes are created and how Radio Carbon dating works

Simple missing word activity for lower ability. Answers on third page

Intro to polymers, how they are made, how they are named.

First activity shows how you can compress a wav file to investigate file size, Sampling rate and sound quality Second activity shows how to use audacity to do basic sound editting

Calcium reactivity and its place in the Periodic table - missing word sheet

Introduces Firewalls : GCSE Computer Science System Security

Exam question from Paper 2 OCR GCSE Paper 2 showing how how to answer using a flow chart, paeudo - code and Python program.

A spreadsheet model to investigate Resolution and Size of image. Used with Year 9 and 10 GCSE Computer Science Data Representation unit. The user enters the maximum image size of their camera in MegaPixels and then selects the resolution of their printer and the spreadsheet works out the maximum print size possible

A missing word activity to introduce simple Ciphers based on a short video clip. Used with Year 10 GCSE Computer Science : System Security / Data Representation

A number of activities based on a couple of videos - missing word puzzles and checking how secure a password is

Used with Year 10 GCSE Computer Science students - covering Data Representation unit

A short activity aimed at all abilities which includes data used to make comparisons with growth rates between boys and girls and can be used to predict their own height.

Quick revision s on wave properties, bit rate, bit depth and file size