Print pages 1-8 - 2 a side and back to back to help save the environment. Note the answers are on the document so dont print a class set of those out. Questions are from the AQA spec.

A worksheet that students should fill in from various sources. This worksheets supports the 2017 new spec Organic Chemistry unit for AQA

Periodic table and separation techniques KS3 Knowledge organiser

A knowledge organiser for Y7 variables and planning an investigation

Print of the 6 posters and put them around the room. Give a student a copy of the table and they can use the info around the room to answer the questions.

Moveable protons, electrons and neutrons to get pupils to make an atom on the IWB. (smart)

A revision game based on AQA C2. Format has been taken from another TES user I believe - apologies I cant find the original username. Enjoy @TJohns85

question sheet and link to video for the scientific eye chemical reaction video.

Have it on the board as students come in to start to write notes on what the lesson could be about.\n\ngood way to assess prior learning

Students put the carbon cycle keyword for the different processes above the arrow which shows the direction of carbon movement.

Quiz that has lots of science elements to it

A question sheet to alongside and to be used with the quickkey app.

A knowledge organiser to support the T&L of the atomic model and periodic table - GCSE AQA

A method to produce a salt from a carbonate and acid and how to test for carbon dioxide gas. Diagrams produced using chemix.org

A game based on a idea from Tom Brush on Twitter. @TJohns85

Checklist for science method writing

Questions on solids liquids and gases and solubility for Y7 from exampro

Multiple choice questions and answers to go along side and to be used with the quickkey app.

The resource contains 10 teacher led demonstrations some of which students can also do, all focussing on the gas pressure laws (Gay-Lussacs, Boyles and Charles) and their relationships. The powerpoint also includes data students could plot to further understand the relationships. I have also included the foldable that students can use to further discover the relationships between temperature, volume and pressure. This can be used in conjunction with the powerpoint lesson ideas. I hope you find it useful especially if you a non specialist or you find yourself teaching this new area of the Physics curriculum. SEE MY OTHER RESOURCES PREMIUM + FREE IN MY TES SHOP https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/TRJ