These revision mats cover the AQA combined science Paper 1 topics and were designed for use in end of year revision for year 10 students but could easily be used for higher ability year 9s. For £4 you get 1 sheet included for each paper 1 topic and bonus equation sheets for energy and electricity! These include: Cell Biology Bioenergetics Organisation Infection and Response Atomic Structure Bonding Energy Changes Chemical Changes Quantitative Chemistry Energy Particle Model of Matter Electricity Atomic Structure (Radiation) POINTS PURSUIT is a gamified revision strategy that can be integrated with any rewards system of your choosing and is a nice way to increase competition. Questions start off as low demand at the top and then progressively increase in difficulty as students move down the sheet - please note that I have used this with higher ability classes and many students have started at the bottom to gain the most points and then worked their way up the sheet as an effective strategy. I usually complete a sheet under a visualiser and have students swap sheets and coloured pens then follow along to reduce my marking :)

These are revision mats for AQA Combined/Triple Science Paper 1. Specifically looking at the topic Bonding. For only £3.50 you will receive all five revision mats, which include: Covalent Bonding Allotropes of Carbon States of Matter Iconic Bonding Nanoparticles (TRIPLE ONLY) For Allotropes of Carbon, this activity would work well as an information hunt and includes the appropriate powerpoint slides which can be inserted into your own slide show or printed for students to move around the room and help them complete the activity sheet. Plus 1 Topic Revision POINTS PURSUIT! POINTS PURSUIT is a gamified revision strategy that can be integrated with any rewards system of your choosing and is a nice way to increase competition. Questions start off as low demand at the top and then progressively increase in difficulty as students move down the sheet - please note that I have used this activity style with higher ability classes and many students have started at the bottom to gain the most points and then worked their way up the sheet as an effective strategy.