This resource is for KS3/4 student taking the AQA science GCSE
The resource contains methods in a condensed format suitable for revision and class instruction
Complete with example exam questions for each experiment - sourced from 2018 AQA where possible
Practicals included
Making salts
Temperature changes
Rates of reaction - observing colour change - Concentration & Temperature
Rates of reaction - measuring product volume (cm3) - Concentration & Temperature
Rates of reaction - measuring product lost (g) - Concentration, Temperature & Surface area
Chromatography
Water purification
Electrolysis
Neutralisation - Higher and Foundation
Ion testing - Flame tests, carbonate test, sulphate test & Halide test
Good luck!
Made for Edexcel - however the same content is in AQA
Learning objectives - spec points
Draw circuit diagrams using the correct symbols [10.2]
Describe the difference between series and parallel circuits [10.3]
Define voltage and describe how to correctly connect a voltmeter in a circuit [10.4-5]
Define current and describe how to correctly connect an ammeter in a circuit [10.7/8]
A quiz to revise the required practicals in Biology paper 1
Includes: 40 multiple questions in a fully hyper-linked quiz format
Microscopy practical
Osmosis practical
Enzyme activity practical
Food tests practical
Limiting factors of photosynthesis practical
Other practicals - transpiration
It also includes variables and maths skills required
Happy revising! Enjoy!
This is an exam style question I have written myself
It is ideal for use with for pre GCSE revision
Quite often our students cannot apply concepts out of normal context and the more practice they can get the better
This question covers
respiration
surface area
adaptations for survival
VCSRG (Natural selection)
Please give feedback so I know if I shoudl continue to keep making these.
Constructive feedback welcome for mark scheme answers
Contains
Exam questions
Scaffold
Supported reading
SEN Scaffold sheet
Lesson contains
Slide 1: Introducing Lady MacBeth and her dilemma of the blood stain that cannot be removed
Slide 2: A supported reading task telling a parody version of Lady Macbeth removing the stain with protease enzyme
Slide 3: Introducing a 6 mark exam question designing an investigation into removing the stain on cloth investigating ideal temperatures
Slide 4: Picture scaffold to support bullet point method writing
Slide 5: First example response ‘Truth of Waffle’ students to highlight facts and cross out waffle
Slide 6: Answer to first example response
Slide 7: Second example response ‘Truth of Waffle’ students to highlight facts and cross out waffle
Slide 8: Answer to second example response
Slide 9: Students to use example responses and their own bullet point method to write a full answer
Slide 10: Indicative content mark scheme
Slide 11: Lady MacBeth still does not believe the stain has gone
Slide 12: Altered 4 mark protein food test question for the cloth stain with picture scaffold support to write a short method for how to test for protein
Slide 13: Mark scheme
What is included?
Reading text for the main stages of the carbon cycle (Suitable for year 8 students)
Diagram of the carbon cycle
Instructions for cover work with a literacy focus
Comprehension questions based on the text
Answers to questions
Read the description to see what is included.
Resource is made using the Open Dyslexic font.
Resource contains
Information sheet for animal, plant, bacterial cells.
Organelle name recall sheet
Organelle function gap fill sheet
Organelle function recall sheet
Organelle name and function recall sheet
Whole cell drawing sheet
Practice questions sheet
This resource will allow teachers to mock the practical for acids, alkalis and indicators. KS3 or LA KS4
Interactive PowerPoint designed for use in non laboratory settings
Spec included:
Explain the role of the specific immune system of the human body in defence against disease [5.13]
exposure to pathogen
the antigens trigger an immune response which causes the production of antibodies
the antigens also trigger production of memory lymphocytes
the role of memory lymphocytes in the secondary response to the antigen
Explain the body’s response to immunisation using an inactive form of a pathogen [5.14]
This is an exam style question I have written myself
It is ideal for use with a high ability class for pre GCSE revision
Quite often our students cannot apply concepts out of normal context and the more practice they can get the better
This question covers
respiration
surface area and survival
adaptations for survival
VCSRG (Natural selection)
Please give feedback so I know if I shoudl continue to keep making these.
Constructive feedback welcome for mark scheme answers