Simple web-based research task (includes links - hold down CTRL to open links in document)

Calculation questions extracted from various exam papers (2008 and 2015 spec) for practicing the following maths skills: - heart rate calculations - magnification - percentage change - data analysis Answers included at the end

A presentation and worksheet to support the food tests required practical. Includes student instructions and results tables.

A self-directed worksheet for students to review the year 7 forces topic

Worksheet and presentation covering structure of red blood cells, components of blood and structure/function of blood vessels

Suitable for the Cells topic at GCSE. This covers the functions of light mnicroscope and compares them with electron microscopes. Can be used as cover - there is a literacy activity included. NB textbook pages refer to OUP AQA Biology ISBN: 978-0-19-835937-1

This presentation and worksheet cover the GCSE required practical Resistance of a Wire. Also included are some sample data and a graphing activity for results.

A sheet covering the first part of the B2 unit (digestion, enzymes, organisation, heart, blood)

This activity is for KS3 students who have already been introduced to the concept of pressure and the formula P=F/A. It was inspired by the Dragon’s Den episode where the company Clean Heels pitched their idea, which won an investment. Students calculate pressure from two different shoes, then calculate the difference this product makes. There is a final creative task (if time allows or HW) to create an advert for the company.

A self-contained lesson covering structure of the lungs. Includes a presentation which takes students through the tasks on the worksheet.

A lesson presentation and accompanying worksheet covering cancer for AQA GCSE science.

An activity where students make fullerene (buckyball) models. Print out the templates on card and follow the instructions in the document.

A ready-made lesson resource where students use the information on one sheet to complete the table on the other. This can be differentiated to include adaptation as well as functions for more able students

In this activity, students use Hooke's Law to make their own forcemeter from a spring. They then plot their results on the line graph (there are two axes available - one provided the scale for weaker students) You will need to prepare 3 mystery objects which students will weigh using their forcemeter. They can use their graph to work out the approximate weights of the objects.

A simple quiz and wordsearch for reviewing acids and alkalis. Students answer the questions then find the answers in the wordsearch. ANSWERS: 1. Acid 2. Alkali 3. Base 4. Concentrated 5. Corrosive 6. Indicator 7. Neutral 8. Potassium 9. Sodium chloride 10. Neutralisation

This worksheet supports students in carrying out two simple experiments: a) how does the type of surface affect the time taken for a ball to roll down the ramp (eg wood or bubble wrap)? b) how does the height of the ramp affect the time taken for the ball to roll down? There is also support for drawing a bar and line graph of results.

Question adapted from AQA GCSE exam questions, which reviews ionic bonding. 15 marks, starts easy and gets harder. Answers are included

A worksheet comparing different bonding types and the properties of covalent molecular compounds

Two practice papers (31 and 34 marks) which can be used to prepare students for the exam. I've tried to anticipate the sort of questions which will come up, based on previous papers. I normally manage to guess quite a few. Mark schemes also included. Any feedback is appreciated - thank you and good luck.

A worksheet for A level biology which summarises the processes of transcription, post-transcription modification, translation and the nature of the genetic code. Examples are given for the students to illustrate the role of the coding strand, template strand, mRNA and tRNA. Answers are provided on a separate sheet.