Lesson plan and presentation describes how to separate mixtures by filtration, simple distillation, and crystallisation. <br /> New lesson materials for the new AQA GCSE Science. (1-9)<br /> I am initially using it for my current Year 9s. <br /> All material and resources included for a whole lesson.

Lesson plan and presentation describes what happens to atoms in chemical reactions and to write and balance equations. Activities related to compounds, naming compounds and how to balance equations <br /> New lesson materials for the new AQA GCSE Science. (1-9)<br /> I am initially using it for my current Year 9s. <br /> All material and resources included for a whole lesson.

Lesson plan and presentation describes ions, representing atoms, and isotopes.<br /> New lesson materials for the new AQA GCSE Science. (1-9)<br /> I am initially using it for my current Year 9s. <br /> All material and resources included for a whole lesson.

Lesson plan and presentation describes how to separate mixtures by fractional distillation and paper chromatography. <br /> New lesson materials for the new AQA GCSE Science. (1-9)<br /> I am initially using it for my current Year 9s. <br /> All material and resources included for a whole lesson.

New lesson materials for the new AQA GCSE Science. (1-9)<br /> Atoms and elements. Basic structure of the atom. Includes basic outline of the periodic table. <br /> I am initially using it for my current Year 9s. <br /> All material and resources included for a whole lesson.

Lesson plan and presentation describes sub-atomic particles and the structure of the atom (C1.6). Also the arrangement of electrons in an atom and how to represent electronic structures. <br /> New lesson materials for the new AQA GCSE Science. (1-9)<br /> I am initially using it for my current Year 9s. <br /> All material and resources included for a whole lesson.

<p>KS3 brief overview of animal and plant cells. Includes onion and cheek cell practicals. Exam questions to check students learning - either used as a plenary or starter for next lesson. Could be used for foundation GCSE students too.</p>