Flame tests for metals matching card game for revising GCSE combined science and triple science. Based on the AQA curriculum, also applicable to the OCR and Edexcel curricula. Print the page out, write the answers or an answer key on the back, cut out the cards and try matching them up.

How plants use glucose revision notes, based on the GCSE AQA syllabus, but likely applicable to A level and other exam boards.

Biology matching card game resource to help remember the different stages of mitosis. Suitable for biology A level and Pearson human biology Btec level 3. Also includes some brief notes, I would encourage students to do some research and add any information they find.

Table to practice converting between fractions, decimals and percentages. Appropriate for all exam boards and GCSE maths equivalency.

Biology cell organelle labels for A level biology. Includes animal, plant and bacterial cells and labels, and answers. Based on OCR A level biology, but likely can be used for other exam boards. Also suitable for BTEC Pearson Human Biology Level 3 A-level equivalent.

A level chemistry halide test matching card game. Describes what would be observed when testing with solver nitrate and then adding ammonia.

Short worksheet on the discriminant, matching up the graphs with the equations For A-level Maths

Powerpoint of a lesson segment of explaining electricity. The Institute of Physics states that one of the misconceptions in this topic is students not being able to explain the concept of electricity. This powerpoint is aimes at KS4, but could also be used or adapted to KS3. Not exam board specific.

Q=It worksheet questions for GCSE physics/science. First question involves recall of equation and units as this is required by the AQA and edexcel specifications. Questions get gradually more difficult and the last few involve unit conversion.

Worksheet with table to be filled in while talking about the properties of hydrocarbons. Also has a few fill in the blank sentences. Used this worksheet with a mixed ability year 9 group, could be used as revision or starter of a higher ability or older group.

Worksheet for KS3 or KS4 revision on digestion. Explaining the terms ingestion, egestion, excretion and enzymes. Also includes definitions and examples of mechanical and chemical digestion. Used with a mixed ability year 8 class, alongside a digestion demonstration to explain peristalsis. Could also be used as revision for KS4.

Worksheet for key stage 3 plant and animal cells, also includes keyword prompts for lower ability students or EAL students. Used in a mixed ability year 7 class.

Worksheet on the topic of specialised cells. Inlcudes keyword prompts and worksheet with letter prompts for low ability or EAL students. Used with a mixed ability year 7 class.

Matching card game for equations in the topic of electricity and circuits for physics GCSE. These equations must be able to be recalled by students in the Edexcel and AQA specifications. There are prompts listed alphabetically (as they are in the exam for lower level questions).

Short worksheet on muscles, how to measure how strong muscles are, how muscles contract, and how muscles work in antagonistic pairs. Used with a mixed ability year 7 class, where I’ll talk through one bit, then they get a chance to complete each task.

Fill in the blank worksheet for key stage 3 unicellular organisms. Used with a mixed ability year 7 class, may be better with a middle or higher ability. Covers amoeba, euglena and bacteria. Keyword sheet for students who require more support.

Fill in the blank short worksheet used for a mixed ability year 9 class. The worksheet briefly covers atmospheric gases, algae and photosynthesis, and how the oxygen levels increased due to algae photosynthesising.

Used with a mixed ability year 9 class for GCSE atmospheric chemistry. Contains info on carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide, carbon particulates (soot), sulphur dioxide and nitrogen oxides. Also includes an extension on the pollution caused by diesel cars.

Resource for revising photosynthesis and specialised plant cells, differentiated task used with year 8 class. Also includes resource version with diagrams included, if students are using a laptop for accessibility.

Definitions for standard enthalpy changes for AQA A2 A-level chemistry. Physical chemistry, Born-Haber cycles and Hess’ law. Could be cut out and used as a matching card game.