End of topic test i prepared for my mixed ability Yr 7 class at the Archbishop Lanfranc Academy.<br /> You can add or take away questions from the test to tailor it for your needs but as a starting point you have questions with 40 marks on the paper as it is. A version with answers filled in is also included.

Power and Work done worksheet for Year 8 class

Magnetism Topic test for Year 8

<p>Power, current and voltage calculations for GCSE physics</p>

What is Energy?

Metal and an acid react to form a salt and hydrogen gas. The wordfill can be used as a worksheet in the main part of the lesson or as a plenary at the end of the lesson on this topic. If you find it useful, how it went down with your class, please leave a few comments/feedback.

<p>Quick test that assess knowledge for typical animal, plant and a bacterial cell, as well as function of cell organelles, stem cell and the difference between prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells.</p> <p>You can expand the test by adding more questions and appropriately add to the markscheme.</p>

Word-fill for Year 7 lesson - The Moon.

<p>Learning check for GCSE chemistry topic of energy changes. Use it as a ‘learning check’ or as test. Student can self mark and then give themselves a level using the level criteria included.</p>

<p>B1 Cell biology revision in under 10 minutes, includes explanation for AQA 1 required osmosis practical</p>

<p>Elephant toothpaste demonstration with differentiated questions for the students to complete at the end.</p>

<p>Revise GCSE Biology -Ecology topic in under 6 minutes.</p>

<p>Wordfill to check understanding of step up and step down transformers. Marksheet is included. To save on printing, third page has 2 wordfills copied to one page.</p>

<p>Howling jelly baby experiment that can be used for both KS3 and KS4 classes.<br /> KS3 as demonstration of chemical change and signs of chemical change.<br /> KS4 as demonstration of an exothermic reaction and energy transfers.</p>

<p>Revision video for reaction between an acid and a metal carbonate topic.</p> <p>The acid used is vinegar (ethanoic acid) brought from a supermarket and bicarbonate of soda, NaHCO3 (in the baking department of the supermarket).</p>

<p>Brief video that describe deforestation for primary and secondary school pupils.</p>

<p>Revision video for Diffusion topic for GCSE exams, includes simple experiment that can be done in class to explain the concept</p>