A summary of the key ideas of electrolysis for students to use as a knowledge organiser or revision sheet. I have used it for cover lessons where pupils are asked to create flash cards in lesson and then learn for homework, ready for a test next lesson.

A presentation, worksheet and assessment questions on adaptations in plants. Planned to be taught to a mixed ability GCSE group and linked to the New AQA Syllabus 2016. There are two versions of the PowerPoint - one supports older versions that do not have some of the fonts in my original presentation Also available as part of a bundle.

The third lesson in a series of 4 for the C5 topic - Energy Changes. Simple energy level diagrams are introduced and the concept of braking bonds being and endothermic process and making bonds an exothermic process is discussed. The idea of why a reaction eventually is exo or endo is then considered. A fully resourced lesson that can be taught stand alone

A presentation to provide information about the components of blood with feedback opportunities of understanding within the lesson. Pupils are taught what makes up the blood and the function of the different substances in it.

An introductory lesson to recap the structure of the atom and explain why some elements react. Pupils will also be taught hoe to identify the bonding present in a material based on the elements present in the formula. The describing atoms activity is completed by the teacher as pupils try to do the same with their given atom

A presentation and worksheets in this fully resourced lesson to teach about behavioural, functional and structural adaptations. The presentation goes through different types of extremophiles and the habitats they live in. I have included a PDF version of the presentation so you can see more of the file. For those with older versions of PowerPoint there is a version of the presentation with supported fonts Also available as part of a bundle.

Summary sheet for the Conservation and dissipation of energy unit. The answers are supplied, but students should use the internet or textbooks to try and fill as many gaps as possible before the answers are supplied.

Presentations and worksheets for 2 lessons. The first lesson introduces the concept of neutralisation for GCSE and how to write word equations for neutralisation reactions. The second lesson is a practical on the preparation of a sample of a salt by the neutralisation of an acid with a suitable metal.

A fully resourced lesson with assessment on the cracking of crude oil. The starter is a data analysis activity that links in to the leaning objective. Cracking of hydrocarbons is covered before pupils are asked questions on the reasons for the process and how it is carried out. The plenary is an assessment question.

A presentation that links the structure of an atom to what is meant by a stable and unstable nucleus

A fully resourced lesson on Predator Prey Cycles - linked to the new AQA 2016 syllabus. The lesson contains a graph plotting activity and various other activities on the presentation. Enough for more than one lesson of you can pick the activities that suit you best. I have included 2 version of the PowerPoint for those who have older versions that don't support some of the newer fonts

Leveled tasks on various chemistry topics suitable for KS3. Each presentation has 3 slides. Slide 1 is the pupil sheet, slide 2 contains the mark scheme and slide 3 has suitable comments to use give a target on how to improve scientific knowledge. Taken by an OFSTED inspector to give to a school as an example of good practice for a school in special measures

A presentation with resources to teach the concept of the greenhouse effect and discuss the need for the natural greenhouse effect. Worksheet and information sheets are provided. This is lesson 4 in a series on the chemistry of the atmosphere, but can be taught as a stand alone lesson

A presentation and worksheet to take pupils through the process of ion formation in both metals and non-metals

A lesson presentation with an activity to show how melting points and boiling points can be used to show purity

A presentation with linked practical to teach pupils about the extraction of metals using reduction with carbon

7 sets of questions with answers on reverse if printed back to back on the AQA C1 unit. Suitable for all abilities to help recall key facts and concepts. Approx 24 questions for each sub unit. You can purchase all 3 units together as a bundle for £4.50