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.

Revision pwpt covering the basic work on C4 calculations including concentration and basic moles work and C7 Energy covering the theory of exo/endo and basic prac review There are about 15 slides in total with various examples , diagrams, prompt and review tasks. Using as the final review work in collapsed timetable lessons just prior to the exams.

This is a full booklet on the whole Electrolysis topic, this has full theory coverage with lots of examples and diagrams, testing questions and review tasks. Covers both molten and aqueous electrolysis examples and specific Aluminium Oxide work.

This is a full booklet on the foundation level work on this topic. Covers workon magnets and magnetic fields, then induced magnetism, electric current in a wire and magnetism, solenoids and electromagnets. Their is practical work opportunities, theory and diagrams explaining all the key points. Work for the students to complete to show understanding and extend their knowledge. Enjoy

This is a simple A4 sheet for your students to use as a simple ‘Task a Day’ idea. It covers lots of the Paper 1 topics for the chemistry course- Higher level and 99% ok for combined so 100% ok for the triple students. It covers 8 weeks of work which I started in Oct but you can easily change the dates to fit your own timelines. I have also added a 30+ page answer pwpt so students can Self assess or Peer mark. Let me know how it goes as Im hoping to make one for paper 2 as well.

There are 7 different resources in this pack to cover all the aspects of the GCSE Science and GCSE Chemistry C1 fundamental course. (AQA linked but appropriate for all spec) Traditional ‘mats’ for students to fill in Pwpt to go through topic and highlight key aspects Games of Taboo- Whats in the Bag-to help break up the activities and engage the students Worksheets of review questions and past paper questions. All you need to thoroughly prepare all students. Enjoy

All you need to review and recap the Periodic table topic in GCSE Chemistry / Science. There are traditional pwpts going through the key parts of the topic. And ‘mats’ for the students to fill in on all the key points. Also some quick review questions and past paper questions from previous exams. Also some fun and engaging games to break up the work-Taboo-Words in the bag-Jeopardy and a 20 question’s quiz Enjoy with all you need and more!!

This is a large amount of resources to link with any group. 8 separate different resources which can be adapted to suit your group. Have some nice games and fun activities like-taboo-jeopardy-20’ questions and my class favourite of 'words in bag!' Also a full revision pwpt and learning mat which covers all the topic in quite good detail. some past paper questions as well as a simple 2 page quick summary question worksheet. Lots to dip in and out of I don’t think you’ll ever need it all but make it bespoke for your students Enjoy!

This is a big series of resources which cover the revision and review of the whole topic There is a Taboo game on electrolysis key words which helps students really explore their understanding A jeopardy worksheet which really increases students ability to think about the topic A series of past exam questions to help cover main points and style of questions Some specific basic review questions on the topic which cover 2 pages of tasks A full review 'mat’for the topic and students to cover One of my class favourites which is a ‘word in the bag’ game All are able to be adapted for your own groups but there is plenty to be going on with!