A lesson resourced with a video and plenary that includes: 1) Electrolysis of molten compounds 2) Oxidation and reduction 3) Exam question plenary

This SMART Notebook presentation works through the content for AQA trilogy Alkali metals - including the practical.

This worksheet provides 100 marks worth of exam questions for the new trilogy GCSE by AQA biology paper 1. There are a mixture of 1, 2, 3 and 4 mark questions. There is also a mark scheme attached.

AQA GCSE Biology (separates, triology and synergy): This SMART notebook presentation, along with a lesson plan and two worksheets takes you through a few aspects of the specification. 1. The idea that we cant see cells and that different cells are significantly different sizes. 2. The units metre, millimetre, micrometre and nanometre. Students are taught how to convert between units. 3. Why we use order of magnitude and how to calculate it using standard form.

KS3 Health and Disease: This task based resources looks at the difference between a communicable disease and non-communicable disease

AQA Science GCSE (triology, Synergy, Separates): This SMART notebook takes the students through the digestive system to prepare them for learning about enzymes.

This revision booklet provides students with everything they need to know condensed onto a few pages. It is targeted towards foundation and is based on common exam questions which are repeated every year.

AQA Science A Biology: This quiz style resource questions students on past exam questions with a variety of 1, 2, 3, 4 and 6 mark questions. The answers are included on the slides.

This resource summarises the whole of AQA C2 for students in the form of a colourful booklet which can be printed or uploaded to a shared area. It is mainly focussed at foundation tier and highlights exam responses which are repeated year after year.

This summary booklet summarises the whole of P1 on a few pages which can be printed out for students. It is more focussed on foundation and identifies exam answers which are common in the examination each year.

This revision booklet summarises the whole B1 course on a few pages which can be printed out and handed to students. It is more focussed towards foundation and identifies common exam questions which reappear each year.

This booklet is a summary of the whole C1 course on a few pages to print out for students. It is more focussed towards foundation and includes lots of the common exam style answers.

AQA Science A Biology: This task based resource works through what the 7 food groups are and what the body needs them for. It also looks at what a balanced diet is and how malnutrition can occur.

AQA Science A Chemistry Resource. This task based resource goes through the definition of an ion, how to draw and decribe ions and how to draw and describe ionic bonding.

AQA Science A Chemistry Resource. This task based resource goes through how to calculate the number of electrons in different atoms and how to draw the electronic configuration of different atoms.

AQA Science A Chemistry: This investigation based lesson looks at the effect different material have on heat loss from water. It also focuses on graphing results.

A double revision lesson for P2. It has multiple short activities which cover a lot of the current specification.

AQA Science A Chemistry: This task based resource introduces the idea of quarrying and limestone. It then works through the positive and negative impacts of quarrying on the environment.

AQA Science A Chemistry Resource. This task based resource goes through how to calculate the number of protons, neutrons and electrons from the mass and atomic number of elements.

AQA Science A Chemistry: This experiment based resource investigates which kind of surfaces absorb and emit the most radiation. It is also appropriate for KS3.

AQA Science A Chemistry Resource. This task based resource goes through the periodic table with a focus on groups and periods. It also gets students familiar with the terms atom, element and compound. It finally looks at the structure of the atom. There is a choice between a PowerPoint presentation and a Smart Notebook presentation. which have identical content.