I have produced an informtion sheet that details the properties of diamond and graphite giant covalent structures, along with a table to fill in and an extended question to answer that compares diamond and graphite.<br /> The resources include higher and lower ability and answers.

<p>Resources include:</p> <p>Powerpoint with screenshots of the whole student workbook and whole student profile with help boxes that can be shared with weaker ability students, to help the fill the booklets in. There are several lessons worth of slides to enable the students to make the 10 hours + needed to complete the project.</p> <p>Booklets can be taken directly from CREST website.</p> <p>A knowledge organiser for the investigation is also included.</p> <p>The investigation has been tailored towards the Bronze CREST suggested investigation - How to make the perfect cup of tea. However, the powerpoint help boxes can be altered to suit other investigations.</p> <p>Starter activity slides have been included throughout the powerpoint.</p>

<p>Full eutrophication lesson including powerpoint, challenge questions within powerpoint, activites, worksheets needed for activties and an edexcel 6 mark extended answer to finish with, including mark scheme.</p>

I have included a menstrual cycle leaflet template that can be adapted, so even though i have made this for use with the Edexcel combined science, diagrams could be changed to support other exam boards.<br /> Also included is a quick 2 mark exam style question with a gap fill answer for students to complete about hormones.<br /> Finally, I have also included a diagram showing the human hormonal system, with the labels missing for adding in. The labels can be found on page 2 and can be used as a cut and stick activity.

<p>Full lesson on non-renewable energy. Differentiated activities included. Challenge and extension questions and activites included on powerpoint. Can be used with higher ability KS3 students or for a GCSE lesson.</p>

This resource is a digital copy of the Biology, Chemistry and Physics KS3 Science content that have been matched to the Edexcel combined science lessons - Foundation only.<br /> This has then highlighted where the KS3 content is taught at GCSE and what topics are not taught at GCSE, helping to build a streamlined KS3 science course, knowing everything will be taught at GCSE.

Included <br /> Information sheets, higher and lower ability,<br /> Flip activity worksheet, to be printed back to back, the flap lifts up to reveal what is going on in that stage, includes a higher and lower ability activity sheet and answers.<br /> Finally and 3 mark exam question with mark scheme attached.

<p>Worksheets included are all differentiated with lower and higher ability. Also included, an information sheet and a selection of cows and bulls that can be cut up for ease of pairing in specific circumstances needed for one of the worksheets.<br /> can be used with lower ability groups for a complete lesson, or spilt up and used with higher ability groups as activities within lesson or homeworks.</p>

<p>A full lesson powerpoint on radioactive decay including differentiated worksheet on radioactive decay, with answers.<br /> Also included a step by step guide to carrying out nuclear equations with a few practice questions.<br /> Aimed at lower level groups. Assuming types of ionising radiation has been completed before this lesson, otherwise you will need to change the starter activity.</p>

<p>8 lessons - foundation and higher, worksheets within the google slides, includes challenge and differentiation, starting activities, red zone tasks, practice exam questions.<br /> Opportunities for literacy and numeracy throughout.<br /> Follows the Edexcel combined science physics topic 6.<br /> Also included pupil speak knowledge statements, visited at the end of each lesson.</p>

<p>11 practicals from the Edexcel core practicals Paper 1 only, including biology, chemistry and physics.<br /> Mirrored to the methods from Edexcel, includes sequencing each method, that can be printed, starting activities and practice exam style question and answers at the end of the powerpoints.</p>

Hi I made these tarsias for the exam section of the BTEC Principles of Applied science, but i am sure they could also be used for KS3 revision or other GCSE courses.

A set of questions and answers for each topic within Edexcel C1 at GCSE. The intended use of folding the page in half, length ways, so students can test themselves or others without looking at the answers.