Please use this mat as a revision game to play in groups in the classroom. This should be printed on A3 paper and laminated so that it can be re-used. This means that students can write their initials on their square instead of using counters. The way the game is played can be manipulated. However, the main instructions are as follows (also included on sheet): Roll Two Die to Create a Co-ordinate. Place your coloured counter on the square that the roll corresponds to. If answer is correct, receive points as follows: Points: Red squares are worth 1, Yellow squares score 2 points, and Green squares score 5 points Grades: Red squares are 4/5 Grade, Yellow squares and 6/7 Grade and Green Squares and 8/9 Grade answers Please use a great revision resource for group work. Please also leave any feedback for future revision mats and how to improve them.

These are stick men for remembering the general positions of the lines on particular graphs, mainly aimed at GCSE level. It may be good a display to remind students in lesson about them.

This is a revision game to get students to think about the processes and rules they must use in maths.This task is mainly aimed at GCSE level but can be adapted to use at lower school. Students must decide who is going first. The other picks up the correct colour card and starts to describe the word. They must describe what it is, the rules they might use or the processes they might take and then the other person must guess what the word is. They have 60 seconds for each word. If correct they move on, after rolling the dice. They must not use the word when describing or give any direct clues to what the word is. You will also need some dice and counters for the class. All other instructions included.

This sheet gives a topic overview for revision for GCSE students until the Edexcel 2019 Maths Exam. It breaks down topics into manageable chunks so students know where to start.

An Inspector Calls Quotation Cards There are 48 cards each with analysis to revise and learn for the English Literature Exam (20th Century - AIC option). They can be used for both KS3 and KS4. They are a good way for students to test each other on the analysis and learning of the quotations which is an extremely important part of the exam. The analysis on the cards is not the defining analysis, as always there are many different interpretations to all of the quotations for any text.

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This is activity where students can edit code to make things appear differently. To make this harder, students can start from scratch. Please leave feedback about how you found this to use!

These are notes for the GCSE topic of Medicine Through Time - perfect for revision and included lots of detailed facts (names, dates, statistics) which are all important to gain top marks in questions.

These are notes for the GCSE topic of American West - perfect for revision and includes lots of detailed facts (names, dates, statistics) which are all important to gain top marks in questions.

These are notes for the GCSE topic of Anglo-Saxon & Norman England - perfect for revision and includes lots of detailed facts (names, dates, statistics) which are all important to gain top marks in questions.

This revision guide covers a method on how to approach each of the questions in the AQA English Language GCSE for both Paper 1 and Paper 2. It also includes a range of practice questions for students to try out along with a glossary of techniques which is a handy tool when answering these questions. Any feedback is welcome.

A set of notes discussing Nicholas II’s fitness to rule Russia.

A comprehensive set of revision style notes on Russian government, politics and ideology between 1894 and 1917.

Notes on the social developments. This includes changes in the town, countryside and to workers, peasants, middle class and elites.

A set of revision style notes on the development of the economy between 1894 and 1917.

Notes on the Opposition faced in Russia before 1905, the issue of the 1905 Revolution and the work of opposition groups between 1894 and 1917 including the rise of the Bolsheviks.

These are notes for the GCSE topic of Weimar & Nazi Germany - perfect for revision and includes lots of detailed facts (names, dates, statistics) which are all important to gain top marks in questions.

Notes on the February Revolution, the Dual Authority and the October Revolution in Russia in 1917.