<p>This sheet covers all the topics in SB3 for Edexcel:</p> <ul> <li>Sexual vs asexual reproduction</li> <li>Mitosis vs Meiosis</li> <li>Structure of DNA</li> <li>Protein Synthesis</li> <li>Mendelian genetics: key terms (alleles, genotype, phenotype, homozygous, heterozygous)</li> <li>Mendelian genetics: monohybrid crosses</li> <li>Pedigrees</li> <li>Multiple and missing alleles: codominance and sex-linked disorders</li> <li>Variation: genetic/environmental &amp; continuous/discontinuous</li> </ul>

<p>This revision mat covers Unit 8F of Exploring Science: Periodic Table. It includes all of the topics in the book. The revision mat is great for students to get all the information together to revise for their test.</p>

<p>This revision mat covers Unit 8I of Exploring Science: Fluids. It includes all of the topics in the book, including particles, density, changing state, drag, and pressure. The revision mat is great for students to get all the information together to revise for their test.</p>

<p>This sheet, meant to be printed in A3, covers all the topics in SB5 for Edexcel:</p> <ul> <li>Communicable and non-communicable diseases</li> <li>Pathogens</li> <li>Spreading of pathogens</li> <li>Virus life cycles</li> <li>Plant diseases and defences</li> <li>Physical and chemical barriers to disease</li> <li>The immune system</li> <li>Antibiotics</li> <li>Monoclonal antibodies</li> </ul>

<p>This revision mat covers Unit 8E of Exploring Science: Combustion. It includes all of the topics in the book. The revision mat is great for students to get all the information together to revise for their test.</p>

<p>This set includes a revision mat and a battleship game for Unit 7K of Exploring Science: Forces. It includes all of the topics in the book. The revision mat is great for students to get all the information together to revise for their test. Battleship can be a great resource for students who find it hard to write down or focus for long periods of time.</p> <p>Rules for Battleship:</p> <ol> <li>Students take turns guessing the coordinates of the opponent’s ships.</li> <li>If the student being attacked has a ship on the coordinates guessed by the attacking student, they must declare it, and say which type of ship it is.</li> <li>The student attacking selects a question from the grid to ask.</li> <li>If the student being attacked answers correctly, they save their ship. If they answer incorrectly, that ship (or section of the ship) is sunk.</li> <li>At the end of the lesson, the student who sinks the most ships wins.</li> </ol> <p>I am including both printable PDF files and editable Word and PPT files in case you want to adapt the resources for your classes.</p>

<p>This set includes a revision mat and a battleship game for Unit 9A of Exploring Science: Genetics and Evolution. It includes all of the topics in the book. The revision mat is great for students to get all the information together to revise for their test. Battleship can be a great resource for students who find it hard to write down or focus for long periods of time.</p> <p>Rules for Battleship:</p> <ol> <li>Students take turns guessing the coordinates of the opponent’s ships.</li> <li>If the student being attacked has a ship on the coordinates guessed by the attacking student, they must declare it, and say which type of ship it is.</li> <li>The student attacking selects a question from the grid to ask.</li> <li>If the student being attacked answers correctly, they save their ship. If they answer incorrectly, that ship (or section of the ship) is sunk.</li> <li>At the end of the lesson, the student who sinks the most ships wins.</li> </ol> <p>I am including both printable PDF files and editable Word and PPT files in case you want to adapt the resources for your classes.</p>

<p>This revision mat covers Unit 8K of Exploring Science: Energy. It includes all of the topics in the book, including temperature, heat, energy transfers, power, efficiency, payback time and Sankey diagrams. The revision mat is great for students to get all the information together to revise for their test.</p> <p>If you want to do it as a lesson, I the activity on some slides together with a starter, the answers, and a plenary.</p>

<p>This revision mat covers Unit 7J of Exploring Science: Current Electricity. It includes all of the topics in the book. The revision mat is great for students to get all the information together to revise for their test.</p>

<p>This sheet covers all the topics in SB6 for Edexcel:</p> <ul> <li>Photosynthesis</li> <li>Factors that affect the rate of photosynthesis</li> <li>Absorbing water and mineral ions</li> <li>Transpiration and translocation</li> <li>Plant adaptations</li> <li>Plant hormones and its uses<br /> (Please note a previous version did not include plant hormones. This has now been ammended)</li> </ul>

<p>This revision resource is meant to give students practice with the keywords for the whole specification. It is divided by unit and by topic, and can serve as a diagnostic tool for students to see what they don’t know, or as end of topic revision.</p> <p>The answers are included in the PDF. The document is editable.</p>

<p>This is a revision mat for Unit 8A of Exploring Science: Nutrition. It includes all of the topics in the book. The revision mat is great for students to get all the information together to revise for their test.</p>

<p>This page summarises all contraceptive methods and presents them in an easy-to-understand decision tree that includes how effective each one is, as well as their possible side effects. It can be used with science GCSE students who need to learn what methods should be used in different circumstances. It can also be used during PSHE.</p>

<p>Fully resourced lesson on reacting masses, with all problems solved step by step.<br /> This can be used for Edexcel CC9b (not including concentration, which I believe should be a lesson on its own), but can be used for any exam board). At the end, there is a “BUG the question” activity, which is just something we give the students to revise at home.</p> <p>The lesson follows the Twitter tips from: @Miss_J_Science &amp; @STEMyBanda, namely, using the “Mass of Mr Mole Rat” method.</p>