Covers - electrolytic process -uses of electrolysis - calculating molar volumes of gases - Fertilisers and the Haber Process.

The whole of the AQA Combine Chemsitry course condensed into 24 powerpoint slides covering all the major topics questioned on the exam - concise notes including exam tips.

Revision sheet covering new AQA GCSE syllabus of Paper Two Physics topic forces: speed acceleration velocity - time graphs calculating motion forces resultant forces newton's laws moments, levers, gears atmospheric pressure. Equations with worked examples.

A full revision resource covering all sections of the 9-1 GCSE Biology topic Control and Coordination. Includes: Nervous system; hormones; The eye; homeostasis - body temperature, blood glucose, diabetes, water balance; The kidneys; reproductive system - hormones, menstrual cycle, contraception; plant hormonal control.

All the required practicals for AQA Triology and combined science CHEMISTRY section. Practical outline, result tables and associated exam questions. condensed to cover a maximum of 2 A4 sides.

A knowledge organsier showing the science behind the required practicals for the AQA 9-1 GCSE Combined Science Biology. Complete with past examinations to show pupils what may be asked in the summer examinations.

AQA 8-1 New specification Chemistry GCSE Shows: ion formation, ionic, covalent, metallic bonding and properties linked to bonding, properties of diamond, graphite, graphene, silicon dioxide linked to bonding, nanotechnology , risks and benefits.

Quantitative Chemistry Knowledge organiser for the new AQA 9-1 specification Includes calculating - concentration of mass - isotope RAM calculations - reacting masses - mole calculations - concentration calculations in solutions and gases - atom economy - theoretical and percentage yields

Powerpoint includes outcomes, challenge, Kagan activities. The lesson is aimed to get the pupils debating about the advantages and disadvantages of a limestone quarry. All the information to produce the debate is on the powerpoint slides.

Whole lesson, with challenge, writing equations, resources to teach displacement reactions.

Powerpoint, with all activities embedded. Exam questions (GCSE level) to promote higher thinking. In addition to this, I introduce loss of gases as a challenge using marble chips and acid on a top pan balance.

Powerpoint fully resourced. Just add a mixture of solid, liquid and gas materials/ bottle for the pupils to sort out. Then demonstrate the properties. I use hydrogen peroxide and manganese dioxide to produce a cloud of oxygen to demonstrate that gases can be stirred and poured. Syringes filled with solids, liquids and gases with their ends sealed help with the properties too.

Knowledge organiser covering the foundation and higher (clearly highlighted) sections of the combined trilogy Science GCSE - Chemistry paper one - Acid Reactions

Fullset of the reequired practicals for both the combined and triology biology AQA 9-1 Science syllabus. All are A4 and have an attached past exam question given to consolidate learning

I found my year 10 class kept discussing electronic configuration when describing the developments of Mendeleev. I put this timeline together so they could see overlaps and the correct development order. i did it as a sort activity. The atomic and periodic developments are in different colours.

Phytomining worksheet and powerpoint - free as I have adapted many resources dowloaded from TES previously.