Balancing Equations worksheet with answers provided.

Specifically aimed at the new AQA (9-1) Biology. The lesson covers the history of microscopes. It includes a range of differentiated activities as well as all necessary sheets for printing. I have also included the META questions I use for high attainers.

A tarsia puzzle to cover basic keywords and concepts from the first unit of AQA GCSE chemistry. Covers topics such as atomic structure and the periodic table.

These revision sheets cover the topics from unit 1 of the new Chemistry GCSE. Content covered includes: Atomic structure, history of the atom, reactions of elements, the periodic table and mixtures.

The power point leads you through the theory of aerobic and anaerobic respiration using videos with targeted questions as well as theory slides. The theory is followed up with a differentiated points challenge activity where the students can compete against each other to get the best score. At the end of the power point I have included slides that can be printed off including: the video questions, points challenge activity and exit tickets.

Specifically aimed at the new AQA (9-1) Biology. The lesson covers the difference between eukaryotic and prokaryotic cells as well as bacteria cell structure. A basic introduction to micrometres and standard form is also included.

An introduction to Science for Year 7. Includes lab safety and hazard symbols.

Specifically aimed at the new AQA (9-1) Biology. The lesson covers animal and plant cell structure as well as function of organelles.

Revision sheets for cell structure and microscopy.

Tarsia puzzle with words and definitions that children can use to expand their vocabulary knowledge. Can be used for UKS2 and 11+ to ensure children have knowledge of a wide breadth of words. It would also be useful if home educating to allow children to independently build up a strong word bank. Solution is provided on page 1 with the tarsia randomised for printing on pages 2-3.

Differentiated individual student learning activities covering a range of topics within the Electricity Unit of GCSE Physics.