This is the UPDATED powerpoints, worksheets and TDA’s for AQA Entry Level Certificate in Science Component 1- The Human Body. It includes powerpoints, worksheets and TDA’s for the following topics: What is the body made of? How the body works How the body fights disease How the body is coordinated

This is the UPDATED powerpoints, worksheets and TDA’s for the AQA Entry Level Certificate in Science Component 5 - Energy, Forces and the structure of matter. It includes powerpoints, worksheets and TDA’s for the following topics: Energy - energy changes, energy conservation, conduction, energy resources Forces and work - forces, work done Speed and stopping distances - speed, stopping distances Atoms and nuclear radiation - atoms and radiation, Alpha, Beta and Gamma radiation, using radiation

This is theUPDATED powerpoints, worksheets and TDA’s for the AQA Entry Level Certificate in Science Component 2- Environment, evolution and inheritance. It includes powerpoints, worksheets and TDA’s for the following topics: Feeding relationships ( incl photosynthesis, adaptations, food chains and food webs and decay) Organisms and the environment ( incl competition, living and no living factors, pollution) How life developed on Earth ( incl genetic material, asexual and sexual reproduction, variation, evolution and natural selection, artificial selection, genetic engineering)

This is the UPDATED powerpoints, worksheets and TDA’s for the AQA Entry Level Certificate in Science Component 6 - Electricity, Magnetism and Waves. It includes powerpoints, worksheets and TDA’s as a start to help with planning for the following topics: Electrical Current -Electrical current, types of current Domestic Electricity -wiring a plug, fuses and earth wires, transferring energy Magnetism and electromagnetism - Magnetic fields, Magnetic fields around a current, electromagnets Different types of waves - Longitudinal and transverse waves, properties of waves, electromagnetic waves

This is the UPDATED powerpoints, worksheets and TDA’s for the AQA Entry Level Certificate in Science Component 4 - Chemistry in our world. I have included powerpoints, worksheets and TDA’s for each part of this component suitable for low ability learners: Reactions of acids - neutralisation, metals and acids, investigating acids and carbonates Energy and rate of reaction - energy transfers, rate of reaction, monitoring rate of reaction Fuels and the atmosphere - development of the atmosphere, crude oil, fuels and combustion, air pollution, climate change Water for drinking - drinking water, investigating water

Edexcel Combined Science CC8b Looking at acids - higher students. This powerpoint starts with practice at converting between cm3 and dm3 and vice versa. (Maths skills - converting units) It looks at the difference between strong and weak acids and concentrated and dilute acids. It also discusses the ions in solution and how they relate to pH. (Maths skill - factors)

Edexcel CC10a Electrolysis of Copper Sulphate. This presentation gives students some background knowledge of the procedure, steps to carry out the procedure adn then some questions to ask in the analysis of their results. There is also a slide that summarises the key pints that can be printed off, laminated and put on display.

Edexcel CC8d Core Practical - Investigating Neutralisation. This powerpoint leads the students through the setting of the task, the method and hazards and risks associated with th practical. It ends with some questions commonly asked about the practical and the final slide is one I print off and laminate ande ither display around the classroom or allow students to use during the lesson.

Edexcvel CC12a Dynamic Equilibrium. This powerpoint introduces students to reversible reactions, equilibrium in closed systems and then discusses the Haber Process as a manufacturing process that looks at changing the conditions of a reversible reaction to maximise product and profit.

This introduces resistance, Ohms law and characteristics of components when drawing current-voltage graphs. It includes how to: Describe resistance Calculate resistance using Ohms law Explain the current-voltage characteristics of a bulb, resistor and a diode

Edexcel CC5b Ionic Lattices. This starts by looking at what ionic lattices are, then moves onto how to write the names of ionic compounds and how to write their formulae using the cross over method. 2 differentiated worksheets are also included . I usually follow this lesson with a lesson on writing word and symbol equations ( see my other powerpoint)

Edexcel CC8f Reactions of acids with metals and carbonates. This powerpoint starts by looking at the tests for hydrogen and carbon dioxide. It then looks at how metals react with acids and how metal carbonates react with acids discussing what products are formed in each case. It then guides the students slowly through writing ionic equations step by step, mentioning spectator ions and half equations.

Edexcel CC9a Mass and empirical formulae. This presentation guides students through relative atomic mass, relative formula mass and determining empirical formulae. A differentiated worksheet is included as well.

Edexcel CC9b Conservation of mass. This presentation allows students to practice calculating the concentration of solutions as well as guiding them through calculating reacting masses. A differentiated worksheet is included as well.

A lesson to introduce ionic bonding to year 11. This should be followed up by more lessons that go into more detail on each section. This could also be used as a revision of ionic bonding before the exams!

This is a power point that describes what an ecosystem is, what food chains and food webs are and also the interdependence between organisms in a food web.

This is a resource I printed in colour, laminated back to back and hole punched one side. I then placed them on students tables to allow them to look at during lessons in order to know how they could progress to the next level.