A revision sheet for students to work out ticker tape calculations. Assuming frequency is 50Hz and so 5 ticks is 0.1s This

Make chromatography troll hair by which ever method is wanted such as the one here https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/chromatography-trolls-activity-11389331 these trolls can be coloured and cut out

An end of book quiz for of mice and men by Steinbeck. Quiz rounds include: General questions Book questions Missing word from quotes actor and character from the film Who said it Why is the number important?

A simple knowledge organiser to use along side AQA Physics - Particle Model Print PDF - 2 to a page (I cant delete the 3rd page) so be aware to only print pages 1-2

A list of equations taken straight from the spec that students have to remember.

A presentation that explains some of the adaptations of the common species that could be found in your school or local stream and how they are used as pollution indictors. This includes a worksheet that can be used during stream fieldwork.

A presentation that goes through some common UK woodland flowers that may also be found on your school field and grounds. resource also comes with a worksheet that students can use to investigate these flowers on their own

A quiz that could be completed at the end of reading A Christmas Carol. The resource comes with a link (free) to a PDF version of the book and an answer sheet students can write their answers on. Why not do the quiz before you read the book to asses prior knowledge and afterwards to show progression. Also attached are two youtube links and quiz rounds include: Background questions on the book and Dickins. Which actors have played Scrooge? Which characters do the cartoons represent? Quotes - who was Scrooge to/about? Quotes - Who said what? Probing questions about the book.

A simple Knowledge organiser to go with the waves unit (AQA)

A presentation that has some interesting facts of the mini beasts of your school grounds. A worksheet is also included that students can use to jot down notes, go outside, find the critters and draw and annotate them. A chance to get students in the great outdoors.

A presentation that explores some of the most common trees that could be found in your school grounds. Discover their shape, leaves, flowers and seeds. Students can then explore their school grounds and collect leaves from the trees and stick an example on the worksheet. For stretch and challenge learners could create an Identification key which can be used to ID the tree in the future.

Students can colour and create an interactive resource that they can stick in exercise books. The flaps lift up to show the effects of either physical, chemical or biological weathering. Students can then describe the process under the flap. Also including is a worksheet to assess knowledge and a teacher guide which contains photos of the finished products.

Students can colour and create their very own interactive flipbook that shows how stumps are formed from stacks, caves, arches and cracks. Each flip page has room to describe what is occurring do students can be assessed. There is also a blank storyboard attached and one for students to explain the formation of Old Harry