An edited version of a chemistry C1 revision quiz. Team quiz covering P1. I've permitted open books but the timings mean they will have to be very focused.

Self assessment checklists which map to the new AQA KS3 Syllabus, covering all of the topics in year 7. <br /> <br /> These are great for showing progress through each of the topics and for guiding the revision prior to testing.<br /> <br /> Students RAG their progress against 'I can...' statements. The 1-9 indicates working toward GCSE grades.

Self assessment checklists which map to the AQA KS3 Syllabus, covering all of the topics in year 8.<br /> <br /> These are great for showing progress through each of the topics and for guiding the revision prior to testing.<br /> <br /> Students RAG their progress against 'I can...' statements. The 1-9 indicates working toward GCSE grades

Self assessment checklists which map to the new AQA KS3 Syllabus, covering all of the topics in year 7. <br /> <br /> These are great for showing progress through each of the topics and for guiding the revision prior to testing.<br /> <br /> Students RAG their progress against 'I can...' statements. The 1-9 indicates working toward GCSE grades.

Lesson introduces the idea of resources being over used and that there are synthetic products to replace them. As this is a SMART document I have linked a video discussing 'resource over shoot day' as a hook. The lesson then has a research task on page 3.<br /> <br /> Natural resources, supplemented by agriculture, provide food, timber, clothing and fuels.<br /> <br /> Finite resources from the Earth, oceans and atmosphere are processed to provide energy and materials.<br /> <br /> Chemistry plays an important role in improving agricultural and industrial processes to provide new products. It’s also important in sustainable development, which is development that meets the needs of current generations without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs.<br /> <br /> State examples of natural products that are supplemented or replaced by agricultural and synthetic products.<br /> Distinguish between finite and renewable resources given appropriate information.<br /> Extract and interpret information about resources from charts, graphs and tables.<br /> Use orders of magnitude to evaluate the significance of data.<br /> <br /> Define the terms:<br /> • finite<br /> • renewable.<br /> Explain the differences between the two terms using suitable examples.<br /> <br /> Research examples of natural products that are supplemented or replaced by agricultural and synthetic products.

I have created and have been using for a number of years this digital markbook. Every teacher in my department use this on a lesson by lesson basis for KS4 and topic by topic basis for KS3; we use these in relation to the personal learning checklists (another of my uploads).<br /> <br /> This way of tracking progress has been invaluable in guiding the revision of my students, focusing them on the specific areas for their development.<br /> <br /> It is a simple process of entering R, A or G based on whatever criterion you decide works best for you

Self assessment checklists which map to the new AQA KS3 Syllabus, covering all of the topics in year 7. <br /> <br /> These are great for showing progress through each of the topics and for guiding the revision prior to testing.<br /> <br /> Students RAG their progress against 'I can...' statements. The 1-9 indicates working toward GCSE grades.

Self assessment checklists which map to the AQA KS3 Syllabus, covering all of the topics in year 8.<br /> <br /> These are great for showing progress through each of the topics and for guiding the revision prior to testing.<br /> <br /> Students RAG their progress against 'I can...' statements. The 1-9 indicates working toward GCSE grades

<p>My students lots marks in their recent mock exams because they forgot to change units in to SI units so I’ve made this resource poster.</p> <p>There is a number prefix to standard form to decimals section as well as a quick exam tip for conversion, eg m to cm and back.</p> <p>this is intended as a display but would work really well as a ‘place mat’ on tables for students to use.</p>

Self assessment checklists which map to the AQA KS3 Syllabus, covering all of the topics in years 7 and 8.<br /> <br /> These are great for showing progress through each of the topics and for guiding the revision prior to testing.<br /> <br /> Students RAG their progress against 'I can...' statements. The 1-9 indicates working toward GCSE grades.

Self assessment checklists which map to the AQA KS3 Syllabus, covering all of the topics in year 8.<br /> <br /> These are great for showing progress through each of the topics and for guiding the revision prior to testing.<br /> <br /> Students RAG their progress against 'I can...' statements. The 1-9 indicates working toward GCSE grades

just a little aim memoir to help keep your lessons fresh. Lots of tips to support your planning. Great for teachers young and old.

I have created and have been using for a number of years this digital markbook. Every teacher in my department use this on a lesson by lesson basis for KS4 and topic by topic basis for KS3; we use these in relation to the personal learning checklists (another of my uploads).<br /> <br /> This way of tracking progress has been invaluable in guiding the revision of my students, focusing them on the specific areas for their development.<br /> <br /> It is a simple process of entering R, A or G based on whatever criterion you decide works best for you.

I have created and have been using for a number of years this digital markbook. Every teacher in my department use this on a lesson by lesson basis for KS4 and topic by topic basis for KS3; we use these in relation to the personal learning checklists (another of my uploads).<br /> <br /> This way of tracking progress has been invaluable in guiding the revision of my students, focusing them on the specific areas for their development.<br /> <br /> It is a simple process of entering R, A or G based on whatever criterion you decide works best for you

80 ideas to differentiate your lessons to keep them 'fresh'. This file will suit all key stages and curriculum areas.<br /> <br /> Just click a link on the second slide to take you to instructions of how to differentiate your lessons.<br /> <br /> Great for teachers young and old.

<p>I made this for students to pick and choose revision that suits their needs. Although they are science topics, the document is fully customisable for any subject.</p> <p>The document is a publisher document</p>

<p>I made this for students to pick and choose revision that suits their needs. Although they are science topics, the document is fully customisable for any subject.</p> <p>The document is a publisher document.</p>

<p>Students are able to pick and choose the revision package that suits them.</p> <p>The document is on publisher to let to make any edits you require.</p>

<p>Students get to pick and choose the revision session they want to attend. This enables students to be more independent in their revision so it is tailored to what THEY need.</p> <p>The file is a publisher file to enable you to make and edits you want to.</p>

<p>Students are able to pick and choose the revision package that suits them.</p> <p>The document is on publisher to let to make any edits you require.</p>