This is an interactive behaviour checklist that replaces the smile/frown face ticklists that many teachers use to track behaviour throughout a lesson. Simply cut-and-paste in the pupils' names from your class register, and the Excel spreadsheet automatically populates the checklist. The behaviour labels can be customised to suit teachers' own management styles or to reflect their schools' behaviour policies. The one-click buttons instantly raise or lower behaviour points, highlight pupils with an attractive rainbow color scheme (in the correct spectrum order), and provide instant display and feedback on every pupil's behaviour during the lesson . There's even a random name picker for Q&A activities, revision, games...no more losing cups of lolly sticks! I use a version that is customised to each of my classrooms, and it has simplified my behaviour management tremendously. I simply display the spreadsheet on my whiteboard at the start of the lesson, highlight pupil names in green for following expected routines or in yellow for silly behaviour, and I rarely need to speak over or otherwise compete with noise and distraction in my classroom...the colours speak louder than I ever could! This is a generalised version meant for any teacher to pick and use right away (please note, this is a macro-enable Excel spreadsheet, and school staff may need to ask their IT departments to enable the content).

This is my guided notes series for A-Level Chemistry (OCR A), covering the entirety of the AS/A-Level course. I first starting producing these to help my students recover lost ground when their previous teacher left mid-year and I was asked to step in. They loved the reassurance of the scaffolding and structure provided in the notes, and really appreciated the practice in university-style lecture lessons. It can be useful in any A-Level Chemistry course, but it is optimised for use alongside the OUP A-Level Chemistry for OCR textbook. This complete set includes with editable originals in Word format. Note: Module 1 is the practicals (PAGs) module, and OCR have already produced a useful document for students, and I’m not about to reinvent that wheel again :) I hope this helps your planning and delivery…happy teaching!

This resource is from my guided notes series for A-Level Chemistry (OCR A). This set of guided notes covers the entirety of Module 5 Physical Chemistry & Transition Elements. I first starting producing these to help my students recover lost ground when their previous teacher left mid-year and I was asked to step in. They loved the reassurance of the scaffolding and structure provided in the notes, and really appreciated the practice in university-style lecture lessons. It can be useful in any A-Level Chemistry course, but it is optimised for use alongside the OUP A-Level Chemistry for OCR textbook. This resource can be purchased by module as is, or the as part of the entire set (with editable originals). Note: Module 1 is the practicals (PAGs) module, and OCR have already produced a useful document for students, and I’m not about to reinvent that wheel again :) I hope this helps your planning and delivery…happy teaching!

This resource is from my guided notes series for A-Level Chemistry (OCR A). This set of guided notes covers the entirety of Module 3 Periodic Table & Energy. I first starting producing these to help my students recover lost ground when their previous teacher left mid-year and I was asked to step in. They loved the reassurance of the scaffolding and structure provided in the notes, and really appreciated the practice in university-style lecture lessons. It can be useful in any A-Level Chemistry course, but it is optimised for use alongside the OUP A-Level Chemistry for OCR textbook. This resource can be purchased by module as is, or the as part of the entire set (with editable originals). Note: Module 1 is the practicals (PAGs) module, and OCR have already produced a useful document for students, and I’m not about to reinvent that wheel again :) I hope this helps your planning and delivery…happy teaching!

This resource is from my guided notes series for A-Level Chemistry (OCR A). This set of guided notes covers the entirety of Module 4 Core Organic Chemistry. I first starting producing these to help my students recover lost ground when their previous teacher left mid-year and I was asked to step in. They loved the reassurance of the scaffolding and structure provided in the notes, and really appreciated the practice in university-style lecture lessons. It can be useful in any A-Level Chemistry course, but it is optimised for use alongside the OUP A-Level Chemistry for OCR textbook. This resource can be purchased by module as is, or the as part of the entire set (with editable originals). Note: Module 1 is the practicals (PAGs) module, and OCR have already produced a useful document for students, and I’m not about to reinvent that wheel again :) I hope this helps your planning and delivery…happy teaching!

This resource is from my guided notes series for A-Level Chemistry (OCR A). This set of guided notes covers the entirety of Module 6 Organic Chemistry & Analysis. I first starting producing these to help my students recover lost ground when their previous teacher left mid-year and I was asked to step in. They loved the reassurance of the scaffolding and structure provided in the notes, and really appreciated the practice in university-style lecture lessons. It can be useful in any A-Level Chemistry course, but it is optimised for use alongside the OUP A-Level Chemistry for OCR textbook. This resource can be purchased by module as is, or the as part of the entire set (with editable originals). Note: Module 1 is the practicals (PAGs) module, and OCR have already produced a useful document for students, and I’m not about to reinvent that wheel again :) I hope this helps your planning and delivery…happy teaching!

This resource is from my guided notes series for A-Level Chemistry (OCR A). This set of guided notes covers the entirety of Module 2 Foundations in Chemistry. I first starting producing these to help my students recover lost ground when their previous teacher left mid-year and I was asked to step in. They loved the reassurance of the scaffolding and structure provided in the notes, and really appreciated the practice in university-style lecture lessons. It can be useful in any A-Level Chemistry course, but it is optimised for use alongside the OUP A-Level Chemistry for OCR textbook. This resource can be purchased by module as is, or the as part of the entire set (with editable originals). Note: Module 1 is the practicals (PAGs) module, and OCR have already produced a useful document for students, and I’m not about to reinvent that wheel again :) I hope this helps your planning and delivery…happy teaching!

I've used these worksheets to give my GCSE pupils practise in reading, understanding, organising, and structuring their responses to attain maximum marks in the exam boards' 6 mark writing questions. The Biology question compares the pros & cons of embryonic vs. adult stem cells. The Chemistry question evaluates the use of ethanol as an additive to petrol. The Physics question asks pupils to justify the continued use of nuclear power. All questions require pupils to understand the science, as well as to consider the relevant economic/environmental/ethical/social impacts.

Quantity Symbols for Display in Science Labs and Classrooms These A4 posters summarise and display the most commonly found quantity symbols used in the GCSE Science syllabus, along with writing examples and fun facts about each.

I've used these worksheets to consolidate data handling and graph drawing in KS3 and lower-set KS4 science classes.

A handy set of wall displays with notebook chart for understanding and arranging the metric numbering prefixes used in science and maths.

This is a free sample from my guided notes series for A-Level Chemistry (OCR A). This set of guided notes covers the first lesson on the Periodic Table. It can be useful in any A-Level Chemistry course, but it is optimised for use alongside the OUP A-Level Chemistry for OCR textbook. My series can be purchased by module or the entire set (with editable originals). I hope this helps your planning and delivery…happy teaching!

This is a free sample from my guided notes series for A-Level Chemistry (OCR A). This set of guided notes covers the entire unit on Basics of Organic Chemistry. It can be useful in any A-Level Chemistry course, but it is optimised for use alongside the OUP A-Level Chemistry for OCR textbook. My series can be purchased by module or the entire set (with editable originals). I hope this helps your planning and delivery…happy teaching!

This is a free sample from my guided notes series for A-Level Chemistry (OCR A). This set of guided notes covers the entire unit on Amount of Substance. It can be useful in any A-Level Chemistry course, but it is optimised for use alongside the OUP A-Level Chemistry for OCR textbook. My series can be purchased by module or the entire set (with editable originals). I hope this helps your planning and delivery…happy teaching!

This is a free sample from my guided notes series for A-Level Chemistry (OCR A). This set of guided notes covers the first lesson on Bronsted-Lowry acids and the pH scale. It can be useful in any A-Level Chemistry course, but it is optimised for use alongside the OUP A-Level Chemistry for OCR textbook. My series can be purchased by module or the entire set (with editable originals). I hope this helps your planning and delivery…happy teaching!

This is a free sample from my guided notes series for A-Level Chemistry (OCR A). This set of guided notes covers the first lesson Benzene & Electrophilic Substitution. It can be useful in any A-Level Chemistry course, but it is optimised for use alongside the OUP A-Level Chemistry for OCR textbook. My series can be purchased by module or the entire set (with editable originals). I hope this helps your planning and delivery…happy teaching!

A kinaesthetic and interactive game to quickly role-play atoms gathering into groups to form molecules. Please note, you will need space for pupils to move freely, and probably a strong voice or whistle to be heard over the commotion :)