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A first lesson in an electricity topic aimed at Y7 pupils. Includes a presentation that includes a complete lesson: starter/settler, learning outcomes, notes on circuits, symbols and current in circuits, instructions on a simple investigation into circuits and current, review questions, introduction to circuit symbols, instructions on how to draw circuit symbols (with opportunity to model for pupils) and an activity for pupils to draw their own circuit diagrams.

A knowledge organiser covering acids and alkalis (haz symbols, indicators, neutralisation etc) and metals (properties and reactions) for KS3 classes. Ideal for revision or to give to a class at the start of a topic to aid their study.

A knowledge organiser covering cells and organisms (multicellular organisms, skeleton and muscles) for the AQA KS3 specification aimed at KS3 (Y7) classes. Useful for revision or to give at the start of a topic to aid learning.

Complete lesson on the uses of different radiation including lesson plan used for internal observation. Tasks come with answers for pupils to peer and self assess

A Presentation/lesson plan on fossil fuels aimed at Y7 pupils. Includes a settler/starter, outcomes, notes, review activity, extended writing task (could be differentiated easily), a few other short tasks and a plenary.

A set of lecture notes covering epigenetics for delivery to a class or as provision for revision notes including learning outcomes, keywords and slides explaining co-dominance and autosomal linkage with some examples for pupils to attempt.

A set of lecture notes covering inheritane and di-hybrid inheritance for delivery to a class or as provision for revision notes including 2 presentations including learning outcomes, keywords and slides explaining the keywords for inheritance and how di-hybrid inheritance occurs

A revision lesson for AQA GCSE Physics Terminal Velocity. Lesson includes: learning outcomes and keywords Notes on terminal velocity and the forces involved Exam questions for pupils to answer with m/s. There is also a challenge/extension task for this Practice on explaining terminal velocity in exam questions with graphs. This has a question for the teacher to model an answer to or answer as a class, then a different exam question for pupils to attempt on their own (provided as an extra sheet so it can be printed and stuck into their books) A mark scheme and model answer for the extended answer question

This lesson can be used as a revision/exam prep lesson in the run up to mocks and summer exams. It could also be used in teaching momentum for the first time, but would maybe need a bit of fleshing out over the basics. It is aimed at pupils taking the higher tier examinations. The main focus of the lesson is how to break down conservation of momentum questions and what marks are awarded for. Lesson includes: Starter for 5 - 5 quick revision questions as a settler Introduction/recap of the momentum formula and units. Provided are two example questions to model to pupils how you want them to present their calculations and to demonstrate the rearrangement of the formula. 5 questions for pupils to attempt on their own (answers on the slide after) Recap of the principle of conservation of momentum A series of slides detailing how to approach conservation of momentum exam questions, highlighting the common themes of this question and providing a protocol for answering these types of question. An exemplar answer to the question demonstrating where marks are awarded A sample exam question for pupils to attempt using these ideas with mark scheme Detailed walk through of how to approach a conservation of momentum calculation question including model answer with marking points highlighted A sample of exam questions from past papers for pupils to practice the ideas on. Includes mark scheme.

A set of 36 question/answer flash cards for revision of the key points of contraception/hormones from the digestion section of the Organisation topic of AQA 9-1 Biology (Trilogy). Contains 2 documents - one with both question and answer, the other with questions but no answers. Suggestions for use: - Flash card revision - work through the cards making pile of correct and incorrect then repeat with just the incorrect pile until all have been answered correctly - Use blank flash cards for pupils to find the answers themselves - Can be used for pupils to test each other - Quiz quiz trade activity

A A4 2 sided knowledge organier for revision of the required practicals for AQA GCSE Science Triology (NOT triple - these are relevant but do not include all the practicals of the triple course). The knowledge organiser provides information on the seven required practicals that make up 15% of the examinations. Including: Methods for each practical Brief explanations of the rational behind important steps Identification of key variables Brief explanations of relevant science linked to each practical

A knowledge organiser for the homeostasis and response section of the AQA Combined Science Trilogy specification. All the key information organised to aid memory and recall. Useful for revision and for to support learning in lessons.

A revision lesson for a GCSE foundation tier/middle ablility pupils on electromagnets and solenoids focusing on the magnetic fields. This lesson could also be used to support a practical investigation on electromagnets with the content on the properties of electromagnets and solenoids but does not include any protocols for the investigation. The lesson includes 3 learning outcomes, keywords, notes on the properties of electromagnets and solenoid with quick review questions and a set of relevant exam questions with mark scheme. There is also an extension task on planning an investigation into the strength of electromagnets in the style of the new 6 mark questions.

A knowledge organiser for the ecology topics of KS3 science/biology aimed at the AQA KS3 specification but suitable for all courses. Contains revision notes/key points of the topic over 2 sides of A4 to be given at the start of topic and/or to use as revision

A set of lecture notes to talk through the light dependant reaction of photosynthesis.

A complete lesson on respiration including practical investigations with questions, review questions to direct a differentiated exam question task. Challenge task available for pupils who complete these.

A complete lesson on power and energy aimed at a KS3 class but suitable for KS4 lower ability pupils. Presentation includes starter/settler, learning outcomes, notes on power, calculations for pupils to practice power calculations, notes on fuses, activity to link power calculations to choice of fuse and plenary questions.

A presentation to accompany a lesson on P.D. and current in the context of model circuits. Includes starter/settler, learning outcomes, notes on P.D. and current, an example model circuit to explain concepts to pupils, instructions for an investigation into PD and current in a circuit and plenary questions. Add in an activity with pupils modelling circuits and its pretty much a full lesson.

A complete lesson aimed at KS3 classes on series and parallel circuits. Includes: starter/settler, learning outcomes, notes on parallel and series circuits, activity looking at current in different circuits, investigation plan into different circuits and review and plenary questions.

Lecture notes on gas exchange in insects and fish with a few summary questions