<p>This lesson contains a one hour lesson on active transport that is fully resourced and requires minimal editing.</p>

<p>This resource contains a full lesson (presentation) on the topic ‘Resultant forces’ in the chapter of ‘Forces in balance’ (topic 8.3) in the AQA physics textbook. The presentation has all the required information that students need as well as many activities that they can complete as you go through the lesson. There is also an additional task sheet that students can work through with the answers in the presentation to allow for self/peer assessment.</p>

<p>This lesson contains two one hour lessons on osmosis in plant cells followed by a lesson on the required practical that is fully resourced and requires minimal editing. Access to an AQA GCSE textbook is also required for one of the tasks but this can be circumvented by printing the page out from kerboodle. Exam questions and answers are also included.</p>

<p>This resource contains a full lesson (presentation) on the topic ‘The brain’ in the chapter of ‘The human nervous system’ (topic 10.4) in the AQA biology textbook. The presentation has all the required information that students need as well as many activities that they can complete as you go through the lesson. This can then be self-assessed as the presentation contains the answers. There is also a marketplace activity in which information can be placed around the room and students have to go around and ream them in order to complete their information table.</p>

<p>This resource contains a full lesson (presentation) on the topic ‘Forces between objects’ in the chapter of ‘Forces in balance’ (topic 8.2) in the AQA physics textbook. The presentation has all the required information that students need as well as many activities that they can complete as you go through the lesson. There is also a task sheet that students can complete (should take an able student ~15 minutes to complete) with the answers in the presentation so self-assessment can also be used.</p>

<p>This resource contains a full lesson (presentation) on the topic ‘Vectors and scalars’ in the chapter of ‘Forces in balance’ (topic 8.1) in the AQA physics textbook. The presentation has all the required information that students need as well as many activities that they can complete as you go through the lesson. There are also additional task sheets (with answers) that can be given either as homework or classwork depending on whichever suits your need.</p>

<p>Resource contains a presentation with information regarding the properties of polymers as well as methods to dispose of them. Very useful for GCSE KS4 students doing AQA.</p> <p>Also contains task sheets for students to complete in lesson.</p> <p>Task sheet 1: Information and table given for advantages/disadvantages of disposal methods</p> <p>Task sheet 2: Matching polymers to their properties</p>

<p>Attached is a fully resourced 1 hour lesson on both ‘reversible reactions’ and ‘energy of reversible reactions’ in the AQA chemistry textbook which includes a presentation with a lot of practice questions. For this lesson, it is recommended that you have the AQA GCSE Science textbook available but if not, you can print off the answer pages from the slides for students. I have reduced the price of the resource (even though it is two lessons) for this reason.</p>

<p>This resource contains a full lesson (presentation) on the topic ‘The eye’ in the chapter of ‘The human nervous system’ (topic 10.5) in the AQA biology textbook. The presentation has all the required information that students need as well as many activities that they can complete as you go through the lesson. This can then be self-assessed as the presentation contains the answers. This presentation also requires the GCSE textbook as there is a portion where independent learning takes place.</p>

<p>This resource contains a full lesson (presentation) on the topic ‘Common problems of the eye’ in the chapter of ‘The human nervous system’ (topic 10.6) in the AQA biology textbook. The presentation has all the required information that students need as well as many activities that they can complete as you go through the lesson. This can then be self-assessed as the presentation contains the answers. This presentation also requires the GCSE textbook as there is a portion where independent learning takes place.</p>

<p>This resource contains a full lesson (presentation) on the topic ‘Reflex actions’ in the chapter of ‘The human nervous system’ (topic 10.3) in the AQA biology textbook. The presentation has all the required information that students need as well as many activities that they can complete as you go through the lesson. This can then be self-assessed as the presentation contains the answers.</p>

<p>This lesson contains a one hour lesson on osmosis that is fully resourced and requires minimal editing. Access to an AQA GCSE textbook is also required for one of the tasks but this can be circumvented by printing the page out from kerboodle.</p>

<p>This resource contains two presentations with all of the information that KS4 GCSE chemistry students are required to learn on nanoparticles. This includes:</p> <p>4.2.4.1 Sizes of particles and their properties</p> <p>And</p> <p>4.2.4.2 Uses of nanoparticles</p> <p>Also included within this resource are task sheets that the students can complete.</p> <p>Task sheet 1: Card sort activity to determine the functions of different types of nanoparticles</p> <p>Task sheet 2: Comparing the advantages and disadvantages of using nanoparticles</p> <p>Exam style questions can be used to supplement the resources already present but are not included here to avoid any breach of T&amp;Cs.</p>

<p>This resource contains a full lesson (presentation) on the topic ‘Changes in energy stores’ and 'conservation of energy) in the topic of ‘Conservation and dissipation of energy’ (topic 1.1 and 1.2) in the AQA physics textbook. The presentation has all the required information that students need as well as many activities that they can complete as you go through the lesson.</p>

<p>This lesson contains a one hour lesson on microscopes that is fully resourced and requires minimal editing.</p> <p>Also attached is a required practical on using a microscope (and how to prepare slides).</p>

<p>This resource contains a full lesson (presentation) on the topic ‘Moments at work’ in the chapter of ‘Forces in balance’ (topic 8.4) in the AQA physics textbook. The presentation has all the required information that students need as well as many activities that they can complete as you go through the lesson. There are also additional task sheets (with answers) that the students can work through and then self-assess. There is also an exam style question that can be used as a plenary.</p>

<p>This resource contains a full lesson (presentation) on the topic ‘The structure and function of the human nervous system’ in the chapter of ‘The human nervous system’ (topic 10.2) in the AQA biology textbook. The presentation has all the required information that students need as well as many activities that they can complete as you go through the lesson. This can then be self-assessed as the presentation contains the answers. This resource also contains details about the required practical (measuring reaction times).</p>

<p>Attached is a fully resourced 1 hour lesson on both ‘dynamic equlibrium’ and ‘altering conditions’ in the AQA chemistry textbook which includes a presentation with a lot of practice questions. Also included are exam style questions and answers.</p>

<p>This resource contains a full lesson (presentation) on the topic ‘More about levers and gears’ in the chapter of ‘Forces in balance’ (topic 8.5) in the AQA physics textbook. The presentation has all the required information that students need as well as many activities that they can complete as you go through the lesson. There are many practice questions within the presentation itself that students can work through as well as answers.</p>