A full knowledge organiser for the Atomic Structure topic for AQA NEw physics syllabus covering: atomic structure radioactive decay radioactive decay equations nuclear fission nuclear fusion how a power station works nuclear medical radiation

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.

AQA 9 - 1 GCSE BIOLOGY Paper ONE - KNowledge organiser - HEALTH MATTERS Includes revision notes on: - health affected by drugs and disease - spread of communicable diseases - fungal, bacterial and viral disease in humans and plants - control of disease spread

New 2017 syllabus Knowledge organiser for paper 2 chemistry covering: - atmosphere formation -greenhouse gases - carbon footrpint and its reduction - pollutants - their origin and reduction.

New specification AQA 9-1 GCSE Biology Paper One - Knowledge Organiser Cell Biology Covers: - cell structure - specialised cells - mitosis - stem cells - diffusion, osmosis, active transport

Covers all AQA Biology Trilogy topic of genetics: - DNA structure - protein synthesis - mutations - meiosis - genetic crosses

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

AQA 9-1 BIOLOGY GCSE Paper 2 - Variation and Evolution Knowledge Organiser Including: Variation Natural Selection Lamarck, Darwin, Wallace Antimicrobial resistance selective breeding genetic engineering cloning Higher tier only clearly identified,

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.

A fully resources practical lesson to show the difference between physical, biological, chemical weathering and erosion. for erosion - we use ice cube sized blocks of plaster of Paris in a shaker. Print off the powerpoint slides and laminate - all instructions are on these and match the worksheet activity. Takes approx 60 minutes for the practical activities and write ups.

Complete revsion sheet covering all the topics of the Ecology in Action section of the new AQA GCSE 9-1 Biology Trilogy course. Higher Tier is clearly identified. Topics include: Cbiotic and biotic factors trophic levels predator prey realtioships adaptation for survival cycling water and carbon land use and its effects Food security

Knowledge organiser covering the foundation and higher (clearly indicated) section of the Combine Science Trilogy Chemistry Paper Two - Organic Molecules section.

Knowledge organiser covering the foundation and higher (clearly indicated) section of the Combine Science Trilogy Chemistry Paper Two - Chemical Analysis section.

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

Knowledge organiser covering the foundation and higher (clearly indicated) section of the Combine Science Trilogy Chemistry Paper Two - Sustainable Development section.

AQA 9-1 new specification Energy Changes topic Includes - exo and endothermic reactions, energy transfer diagrams, calculating enthalphy changes, cells and batteries, fuel cells

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

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

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 aimed at foundation and Higher (clearly marked sections) for revision of the aqa 9-1 Combined Science Triology specification - chemistry paper one - Metal reactions