If you find yourself needing to cover a KS3 chemistry lesson, this bundle of no-prep activities will keep your class engaged in your absence. All your class will need is access to a periodic table, access to the internet (only for 1 of the worksheets) and a print-out of the desired activities. What’s included? A student-information sheet on the periodic table with a worksheet to complete (includes an extension task). A ‘research an element’ worksheet. Either let students pick their own element or who ever is covering the lesson could use a random-word generator to assign each student a different element (students will need access to the internet for this activity). A ‘mystery element’ quiz worksheet - solve the periodic table-based clues to find the mystery element. A 10-question powerpoint periodic table quiz. Divide the class into pairs / small groups. Who can name an element named after a planet? Who knows an element which is magnetic? Any idea which country is named after silver?? (please note - in order to avoid formatting issues, the powerpoint slides are NOT editable) All of these activities are suitable for a cover lesson as full answers are included. Activities can be mixed and matched based on lesson length / class ability / prior knowledge of this topic.

Scaffolded worksheet suitable for KS3 or GCSE (2 versions included, one for exam boards who don’t need to know that Group 2 are also known as the alkaline earth metals, and another version for those that do). Fully completed, colour version is included. Great task for a cover lesson. Label and colour each section of the periodic table. Extension task - fill in the symbols for the first 20 elements. BONUS - also includes a full periodic table colouring sheet for early finishers.

Summary / consolidation worksheets for AQA GCSE Physics (triple) Topic 7 Magnetism and Electromagnetism. 6 worksheets with covering: Permanent and induced magnets Electromagnetism The motor effect The generator effect (covered across 2 worksheets) Transformers Completed versions of all worksheets are also included, which could be used as handouts if you find yourself short of time. Great for revision prior to an end-of-topic test or could be used for cover work. Since introducing this style of worksheet with my students, I have seen improvements across all abilities. The worksheets are black and white to allow students to highlight and add colour, which is thought to aid the formation of visual memories. I’d really appreciate a positive review if you find these worksheets helpful. Equally if you spot an error or have a suggestion which would improve the worksheets, please do let me know and I will make the alteration(s) and upload updated versions. Thank you!

AQA GCSE required practical revision notes/sheets covering the 4 Biology Paper 2 required practicals (for triple science). Despite being worth 15% of the marks, so many students don’t allocate specific revision time to the required practicals. I designed these sheets for my own students to encourage specific revision of the practicals and have seen a great improvement in practical knowledge and the ability to answer practical-based questions. Each sheet includes an example method and most importantly, exam-style questions and model answers. The model answers for the exam-style questions have been written based on previous mark schemes, but I cannot guarantee that future mark schemes will be exactly the same. The model answers are for guidance only. Students should be encouraged to use these sheets as a starting point and update/annotate them with any further information as needed.

AQA GCSE required practical revision notes/sheets covering the 6 Biology Paper 1 required practicals (for triple science). Despite being worth 15% of the marks, so many students don’t allocate specific revision time to the required practicals. I designed these sheets for my own students to encourage specific revision of the practicals and have seen a great improvement in practical knowledge and the ability to answer practical-based questions. Each sheet includes an example method and most importantly, exam-style questions and model answers. The model answers for the exam-style questions have been written based on previous mark schemes, but I cannot guarantee that future mark schemes will be exactly the same. The model answers are for guidance only. Students should be encouraged to use these sheets as a starting point and update/annotate them with any further information as needed.

Nerve Impulses (AQA Section 6) summary worksheets for A-level Biology. 3 worksheets: The action potential Refractory period + propagation of a nerve impulse along a non-myelinated neurone. Factors which affect speed of conduction (temperature, axon diameter, myelination). Since introducing these visual summary worksheets, I have seen improvements across all abilities. Download includes differentiated versions for the second two worksheets (one scaffolded ‘fill in the blank’ style worksheet, and one with blank answer spaces). Full answer sheets are included, which could also be used as a handout. The action potential worksheet is available as a fully completed version, to be used as a revision sheet or a version with the just the diagram and graph, for students to add their own text to. This leaves teachers free to explain each section of the graph as they prefer (i.e. some teachers prefer to include the term ‘voltage-gated’ ion channels, some don’t). Encourage students to add colour to the worksheets to aid formation of visual memories. Similar worksheets available for: Cell structure Protein Synthesis Tissue fluid CO2 transport Immune response Respiration Photosynthesis Inheritance Control of blood glucose concentration The Kidney Energy transfers Nutrient cycles Receptors Epigenetics In vivo and in vitro cloning

Pacinian corpusle and photoreceptor (AQA Section 6, Receptors) summary worksheets for A-level Biology. Since introducing these visual summary worksheets, I have seen improvements across all abilities. Includes differentiated versions of each worksheet (one scaffolded ‘fill in the blank’ style worksheet, and one with blank answer spaces). Full answer sheets are included, which could also be used as a handout. Encourage students to add colour to the worksheets to aid formation of visual memories. Similar worksheets available for: Respiration Photosynthesis Protein synthesis Inheritance Epigenetics Carbon dioxide transport Tissue fluid formation The Kidney Energy transfers Nutrient cycles

These worksheets are part of the AQA Section 5 A-level Biology Worksheet Bundle. 3 worksheets covering the Section 5, Nutrient Cycles section of the AQA A-level Biology Specification. Full answer sheets are included, which could alternatively be used as handouts/revision sheets. My students love completing these visually appealing worksheets, which break topics down into manageable chunks. Useful as a revision exercise or as a quick assessment. All worksheets are black and white to allow students to add colour to the diagrams, a process which is thought to aid the formation of visual memories. Similar worksheets available on: Cell structure Immune response Protein Synthesis Tissue fluid formation CO2 transport Photosynthesis Respiration Energy and Ecosystems Protein synthesis Epigenetics Inheritance The kidney Receptors Nerve Impulses In vivo & in vitro cloning If you find these worksheets useful I would really appreciate a positive review. Equally, any constructive feedback would be gratefully received and changes can be made accordingly!

These worksheets are part of the AQA Section 5 A-level Biology Worksheet Bundle. 3 worksheets covering the Section 5, Energy and Ecosystems section of the AQA A-level Biology Specification. Full answer sheets are included, which could alternatively be used as handouts/revision sheets. My students love completing these visually appealing worksheets, which break topics down into manageable chunks. Useful as a revision exercise or as a quick assessment. All worksheets are black and white to allow students to add colour to the diagrams, a process which is thought to aid the formation of visual memories. Similar worksheets available on: Cell structure The immune response Protein synthesis Photosynthesis Respiration Nutrient Cycles Protein synthesis Epigenetics Inheritance The kidney Receptors Nerve Impulses In vivo & in vitro cloning If you find these worksheets useful I would really appreciate a positive review. Equally, any constructive feedback would be gratefully received and changes can be made accordingly!

Printable classroom decor / display to help students increase their fluency in times tables and multiplication facts (number from 1-12). Download includes several options: Black and white option, to print on coloured card of your choice. Neutral themed option Pastel themed option Bright themed option Also included is an A4 page with all 12 numbers on one page which can be stuck into books or sent home for extra practice. Each number can be coloured in once students are confident with the multiples of that particular number.

30 flashcards covering content from the KS3 Cells and Organisation topic. Designed so that answers print on the back of each question, so no sticking required - just print and cut out each flashcard. Use for revision lessons or for early finishers.

Student progress checklist and key word sheet for the Cells and Organisation KS3 topic. Also included are two quick ideas for diffusion practicals and a generic practical recording sheet for students to complete.

4 worksheets ideal for Year 7 homeworks (each worksheet should take roughly 20-30 minutes to complete). Suitable for use in cover lessons as full answers are included for non-specialist teachers (full answers included with the exception of the research a specialised cell worksheet) Research a specialised cell 6 mark compare question on palisade leaf cells and root hair cells. Diffusion worksheet primarily focussed on drawing a graph. Quick assessment worksheet (21 marks total)

5 activity stations covering content from the cells and organisation KS3 topic Match the correct specialised cells to their function & adapation Describe how to observe onion cells using a light microscope Explain how a unicellular organism is adapted to survive Label the plant and animal cells Extend: how do onion and cheek cells differ? These activity stations are designed to consolidate knowledge and encourage team work. What’s included? 5 printable activities plus cards to cut out for the ‘match’ activity Printable answer sheet for students (or answers can just be completed in exercise books) Teacher answers

395 questions and answers covering section 5-8 of the AQA A-level specification. Great for self-assessment. Section 1-4 questions also available, or both sets available as a bundle.