Hi all,
I'm a Science and Chemistry specialist who has been teaching for over 20 years. I've put on free resources as well as over 50 cut-price but brill paid for resources.
This is a your Science and Chemistry one stop shop!
And its great!!!
Hi all,
I'm a Science and Chemistry specialist who has been teaching for over 20 years. I've put on free resources as well as over 50 cut-price but brill paid for resources.
This is a your Science and Chemistry one stop shop!
And its great!!!
There is a full topic booklet covering all the GCSE radioactivity. Work on what radioactivity is and the types with its features. Calculations on radioactive decay with lots of opportunity to have clear notes, theory and question to test understanding. There is also a pwpt with some some very clear examples to help with radioactive decay equations.
All you need to cover this full work!
This bundle has both a topic booklet over 20 pages covering all the work in the topic from vectors and scalars, balanced and unbalanced forces, force diagrams and calculations. Their is also work on centre of mass and stability of objects- easy to adapt and link to sections and the pwpt.
Their is a pwpt which covers all this work as well to link with whatever style you want to teach each section in.
This is a 44+ page booklet with all you need to go through the scientific method and associated skills with students.
It has Notes, theory, examples, questions, review tasks, graphs, tables, conclusions and everything in between! Areas where you can link with practicals and videos as well as introduce your own spin on the work.
I have made this for my Yr 9 students as an introduction from KS3 into GCSE but would work equally well with Yr8 and even Yr 10 students dependent upon ability.
Covers
scientific method-hypothesis and prediction-variables from basic IV/DV/CV as well as discrete and continuous-method writing and evaluation-results table design and use with anomolies and averages-graphing including bar charts and line graphs-conclusions and ext work on describing graphs
(DO be careful on formatting it is all set up for my ICT system but may need little tweak for different versions of word)
Enjoy
This bundle is a great mixture of resources to cover all of the skills work required for science GCSE. There is a full 30 page booklet taking you through the scientific method with tasks, theory, examples, questions and review work. Skill sheets help consolidate all the key language and general tasks the students need to master. The revision work is a nice series of pwpts which cover the key work in a fun and engaging way!
Series of 10 worksheets going through all the practical science skills.
These cover understanding and give questions to test on- Variables, Hypothesis, graphs, methods, data analysis, tables, anomalous and risk assessment.
These are ideal for quick starters, plenaries or homework's. As well as tasks that can be used to help explain these concepts within lessons and other practical activities.
Series of lessons and activities in pwpt.
Has tasks, questions, examples more than you could need or use and so you can alter for your particular group.
Has linked past paper exam questions as well to help homework's.
This is a full 21 page booklet of resources covering all the core foundation GCSE work on P8, Forces in balance.
Their is work on Vectors and Scalars with many examples and theory work associated with these terms. Then work on Newtons third and First laws, linked to Force diagrams. Clear work on balanced and unbalanced forces with diagrams, student tasks, review work, opportunity for theory and explanations and questions. Work on centre of mass and symmetrical objects and unsymmetrical objects with key practical work for this. Then linking centre of mass to stability.
This is a full pwpt that covers all the work on P8 Forces in balance topic. Work on Vectors and Scalars with examples and questions on this. Their is then work on Forces both balanced and unbalanced and arrow diagrams and numerical work. Work on resultant forces and the different type of force diagrams. Friction has its own little ext section.
Their is then work on Centre of mass and stability including practical work on centre of mass of unsymmetrical shapes.
