A collection of 31 different posters for real world scientists. This includes a diverse range of scientists with a wide range of disciplines. This is perfect for a scientific careers display or a general science display.

A Christmas themed physics equation quiz taking into account equations from across the GCSE. There are eight questions in total, each with three parts to, forming 24 individual questions. Ideal for a festive style lesson / home learning. Answers are included on the final slide.

A set of question sheets to prompt revision for the whole of AQA Physics paper one. In total there are 15 pages of questions to prompt recall and identify gaps in knowledge for students. This is idea for either home learning, independent or in class revision.

A resource which allows practice for: Balancing equations Reacting mass calculations Relative formula mass Moles Avogadro’s constant This is ideal for cover lessons, independent practice or home learning.

A three part shed loads of practice (SLOP) sheet on the elastic potential energy equation. This includes basic equation practice, problem solving and thinking and linking to other GCSE equations. The answers are included. This is perfect for in lesson practice, home learning, revision or even cover lessons!

A three part shed loads of practice (SLOP) sheet on the gravitational potential energy equation. This includes basic equation practice, problem solving and thinking and linking to other GCSE equations. The answers are included. This is perfect for in lesson practice, home learning, revision or even cover lessons!

A three part shed loads of practice (SLOP) equation sheet for the kinetic energy equation. This includes basic practice questions, problem solving questions and thinking and linking to other GCSE equations. Answers are included. This is perfect for either in lesson practice, home learning, revision or for cover lessons!

A short ten minute task on electrons and electronic configuration. A quick lesson starter or checking progress activity for students.

A short ten minute task on acid reactions. A quick lesson starter or checking progress activity for students.

A short ten minute task on ions. A quick lesson starter or checking progress activity for students.

A short ten minute task on separation techniques. A quick lesson starter or checking progress activity for students.

A short ten minute task on protons, electrons and neutrons. A quick lesson starter or checking progress activity for students.

A short ten minute task on solubility and solutions. A quick lesson starter or checking progress activity for students.

A short ten minute task on strong and weak acids. A quick lesson starter or checking progress activity for students.

A short ten minute task on the history of the atom. A quick lesson starter or checking progress activity for students.

A short ten minute task on ionic bonding. A quick lesson starter or checking progress activity for students.

A worksheet to practice Lens ray diagrams, with a range of lens types from convex, concave and magnifying glasses. 10 Practice sections in total.

A display of 19 famous people with their science degrees. A great careers display to show that science degrees can be gained by a wide and diverse range of people. This includes: Jimmy Carr - Social Science Cambridge Dennis Bergkamp - Mechanical Engineering Bath Rowan Atkinson - Electrical Engineering Newcastle and Oxford Harry Hill - Medicine London Dara O Brian - Physics Dublin Ken Jeong - Medicine University of North Carolina Ashton Cutcher - Biochemical Engineering Iowa Natalie Portman - Physcology Harvard Margaret Thatcher - Chemistry Oxford Wladimir Klitschko - Sports Science Kiev Juan Mata - Sports science madrid Vernon Kay - Environmental Sciences Manchester High Laurie - Archaeology and Anthropology Cambridge Chris Hoy - Maths and Physics St Andrews Elon Musk - Physics University of pensylvania Che Guevara - Medicine University of Bueno Aieres Dolph Lundgren - Chemistry Washington State university Donald Sutherland - Engineering University of toronto

A basic display of each model within the development of the atom / history of the atom topic or GCSE. Each poster includes a diagram, name of scientist and year as well as one poster about the basic method of the gold foil experiment.