<p>These templates can be used to revise the AQA gcse REQUIRED PRACTICAL METHODS You can guide learners step-by-step, providing them with a template to fill in. You could show a video or demo, then students could fill in the flashcard template. You may just want to provide the ‘stimulus’ picture and students can add notes as a mindmap or brain dump. If you print on card and punch a hole in the corner, they can be kept together with a treasury tag. The examiner reports highlight that writing 6-marker methods is an issue, with many students not seeming to be familiar with the practical. I made these resources in response to this. The students could include sketch graphs/conclusions/evaluations as follow-up work.</p>

<p>These templates can be used to revise the AQA gcse REQUIRED PRACTICAL METHODS You can guide learners step-by-step, providing them with a template to fill in. You could show a video or demo, then students could fill in the flashcard template. You may just want to provide the ‘stimulus’ picture and students can add notes as a mindmap or brain dump. If you print on card and punch a hole in the corner, they can be kept together with a treasury tag. The examiner reports highlight that writing 6-marker methods is an issue, with many students not seeming to be familiar with the practical. I made these resources in response to this. The students could include sketch graphs/conclusions/evaluations as follow-up work.</p>

<p>These templates can be used to revise the AQA gcse REQUIRED PRACTICAL METHODS You can guide learners step-by-step, providing them with a template to fill in. You could show a video or demo, then students could fill in the flashcard template. You may just want to provide the ‘stimulus’ picture and students can add notes as a mindmap or brain dump. If you print on card and punch a hole in the corner, they can be kept together with a treasury tag. The examiner reports highlight that writing 6-marker methods is an issue, with many students not seeming to be familiar with the practical. I made these resources in response to this. The students could include sketch graphs/conclusions/evaluations as follow-up work.</p>

A Two part PowerPoint I made with bits from Board works along with my own slides to cover Aerobic and Anaerobic Respiration. You may want to do these as two separate lessons. I used this with year 8 but it would also be suitable for KS4 low ability too.

A PowerPoint lesson and worksheet for low ability students in KS3. Covers inheriting characteristics from parents, and dominant and recessive terms. There is a slide for a video but a suitable one could be found on YouTube or this slide can be omitted.

<p>2 worksheets containing text and multiple-choice questions on animal cloning methods and 2nd resource on plant cloning methods.</p>

<p>Quiz on the Inheritance section of the AQA gcse topic - Variation, Inheritance &amp; Evolution.</p>

PowerPoint for lesson to introduce polymers to KS3 students and to make slime. Could be used with low ability KS4 too.

Various resources I have made, adapted of found over the years that are good for year 7 to teach equipment names tec, and also to print off for lab displays.

Lesson on solubility with a planning sheet to investigate the solubility of different substances. I used this with my bottom sets.

<p>The AQA specification content from the topic ‘Variation, Inheritance &amp; Evolution’ on the theory of evolution and of speciation as a text to read, and multiple choice questions on text.</p>

<p>Text and multiple choice quiz on Darwin &amp; Wallace, based on AQA gcse topic from Variation, Inheritance &amp; Evolution</p>

Lesson PowerPoint and worksheets for lower and higher ability students. Literacy mat haws key works and useful diagrams.

<p>A PowerPoint, worksheet and lesson review sheet covering the specification content for extracting aluminium using electrolysis, from the new AQA combined science Trilogy specification.</p>

A PowerPoint covering the AQA Trilogy GCSE specification content for the periodic table and the properties of metals and non-metals. 4 worksheets included.

A PowerPoint and worksheets on recycling. I also had a bin with variety of waste objects and labelled boxes for students to decide which recycling bin the objects go into. The star plenary has levels on the stars so students can choose a question of suitable difficulty.

A PowerPoint and multiple-choice quiz at the end on some different sampling methods and explanations of quadrat sampling and calculating a population estimate. I originally made it for an OCR GCSE group but now use it at KS3 for our environment topic.

PowerPoint covering the nervous system, and a differentiated worksheet with tasks to go with the lesson. I have left the 'old' levels on but you may want to change them to the system you now use e.g. Developing, Assured, Extended.

A powerPoint on the male and female reproductive organs and differentiated worksheets to go with it. I included the ovaries worksheet as it could be an extension or homework task.

PowerPoint covering the new AQA specification content on crude oil, hydrocarbons and alkanes, plus some worksheets and the learning objectives review sheet.

One PowerPoint is just Key scientific terminology words and meanings for display for the new AQA Science specification. The second PowerPoint can be used to explain Key Scientific terminology with illustrations to support explanations. The mats are the command words and scientific terminology that can be printed onto card or laminated for use in the classroom. The Trilogy command words can be printed off for display in classrooms or corridor.