Full TEEP lesson with resources for Gas Exchange. Based on Activate KS3 books but works generally too.

This is the FULL topic for C4 AQA GCSE. Lessons include a combined and a triple version where relevant, all worksheets, tech lists, end of topic test and DIRT lesson and is fully TEEP structured. This has been extremely successful for subject non-specialists and specialists alike to use - it is very broken down and has been great for lower ability sets as well as triples for teaching the dreaded moles!

No past questions but a range of activities which cover the whole social influence topic for OCR GCSE. Done over two lessons with three classes of Y10 - varying ability and it worked well. Can either be worked through as a class or given as a free choice activities depending on how much guidance your class need.

A very broken down lesson to introduce students to relative atomic mass and relative formula mass, with a worksheet to practice this included. A mark scheme to the worksheet is included. I have used this with foundation and triple science classes alike.

This is a multi-part, interactive lesson where students work to solve a crime. They are given a wide range of highly detailed clues, as well as revision questions that cover the entire topic with good depth. They are expected to work in groups to come to a conclusion justified by their psychological knowledge from the topic. Included is; -An interactive powerpoint, complete with starter, instructions, detailed ‘clues’, click through conclusions Teacher instructions A set of over 44 in depth questions to work on in groups, clearly signposted for each section of the forensics topic and linked directly to the clues provided to solve the crime. This is a great task for any ability level - lower ability will benefit from talking through answers in a group setting and covering a broad range of information, whilst high ability students will be stretched in their critical thinking and putting together information to form conclusions.

A colour-coded revision mat describing the reactions of alkanes, alkenes, alcohols, carboxylic acids and esters. A blank grid for students to complete for reactants, products, conditions, displayed formulae and uses of each substance named in the specification as well as a completed “teacher” version.