This Year 7 Science Journey Tracker is a visual roadmap outlining the order in which students will study their science units throughout the year. Each unit is clearly marked along the path, indicating the progression from one topic to the next. After every two units, there is a scheduled assessment to help students consolidate their learning and track their progress. The tracker includes spaces to update the dates for each assessment, helping students stay organised with their revision and preparation. Additionally, it features sections for recording marks and grades, allowing students to see their development over time. At the top, students can input their target and baseline scores, offering a clear comparison of their growth throughout the year. This versatile map can even be used as a visual aid/ display in a classroom to help students keep track of where they are up to in their Science Journey. An editable version of this resource will be available for purchase on TES. However, if you would like me to customise it for you (for a fee), please get in touch via Twitter or LinkedIn using my handle, @aniqapirzada.

This poster is an excellent visual way to remind your students of what they can and can’t write in their biology exams. Contains 15 most common mistakes and misconceptions made by students.

A booklet with worked examples & practice questions for: Moles • Relative Atomic Mass Ar / Relative Formula Mass Mr • Mass / concentration • Empirical Formula • Molecular Formula This fantastic resource has proven extremely useful in teaching the Edexcel unit CC9 Calculations involving masses. I print off a booklet for each student which they can use to see step-by-step method for the various calculations they need to know in CC9. In addition, I have included some practice questions for the students to have a go at on their own using the examples given.

These comprehensive unit overviews complement my Year 7 Journey Tracker and provide a detailed roadmap of what students will learn in each Science unit. The resource includes clear outline of each unit. The units covered include: 7A Cells and Tissues 7B Sexual Reproduction in Animals 7C Muscles and Bones 7D Ecosystems 7E Mixtures and Separation 7F Acids and Alkalis 7G The Particle Model 7H Atoms, Elements, and Molecules 7K Forces 7L Sound 8L Earth and Space Key Features: Detailed lesson titles and breakdown Clear learning objectives Importance of the unit and future career links Islamic and UAE educational links, aligning with KHDA requirements Useful external links for further learning Keywords list with definitions and translations in 10 languages, ideal for ELL and EAL students. This resource is perfect for teachers looking to provide their students with a clear and structured understanding of cells and tissues. It can be used as a cover to stick in to the workbook when starting with a new unit. This resource is made specifically for the KS3 Exploring Science International Curriculum in the UAE. An editable version will be available for purchase on TES. For customized versions, please get in touch via LinkedIn or Twitter @AniqaPirzada.

This is the EDITABLE version of my GCSE Biology Roadmap/ Tracker- a comprehensive overview of the topics and structure of the GCSE AQA Biology course, including key practical experiments (RPs) and assessment dates. Perfect for ensuring thorough preparation and tracking progress. Ideal for students and teachers aiming for success in the 2025 exams. The tracker includes spaces to update the dates and grades for mock assessments, helping students stay organised with their revision and preparation. The QR codes link to the specification and other useful websites for revision. This versatile map can even used as a visual aid/ display in a classroom to help students keep track of where they are up to in their Science Journey, or stuck in their books so they can easily reference it during revision season. If you would like help with the customisation, or if you would like me to make a customised curriculum map for you, please get in touch via LinkedIn or Twitter @AniqaPirzada.

This bundle includes my FULLY EDITABLE Year 7 Science Journey Tracker: a visual roadmap outlining the order in which students will study their science units throughout the year. Each unit is clearly marked along the path, indicating the progression from one topic to the next. After every two units, there is a scheduled assessment to help students consolidate their learning and track their progress. The tracker includes spaces to update the dates for each assessment, helping students stay organised with their revision and preparation. Additionally, it features sections for recording marks and grades, allowing students to see their development over time. At the top, students can input their target and baseline scores, offering a clear comparison of their growth throughout the year. The comprehensive unit overviews complement my Year 7 Journey Tracker and provide a detailed roadmap of what students will learn in each Science unit. The resource includes clear outline of each unit. The units covered include: 7A Cells and Tissues 7B Sexual Reproduction in Animals 7C Muscles and Bones 7D Ecosystems 7E Mixtures and Separation 7F Acids and Alkalis 7G The Particle Model 7H Atoms, Elements, and Molecules 7K Forces 7L Sound 8L Earth and Space Key Features: Detailed lesson titles and breakdown Clear learning objectives Importance of the unit and future career links Islamic and UAE educational links, aligning with KHDA requirements Useful external links for further learning Keywords list with definitions and translations in 10 languages, ideal for ELL and EAL students. This resource is perfect for teachers looking to provide their students with a clear and structured understanding of cells and tissues. It can be used as a cover to stick in to the workbook when starting with a new unit. This resource is made specifically for the KS3 Exploring Science International Curriculum in the UAE. If you would like help with the customisation, or if you would like me to make a customised curriculum map for you, please get in touch via LinkedIn or Twitter @AniqaPirzada.