This acids and alkalis board game is the perfect revision resource to engage and motivate pupils. Designed for GCSE edexcel 9-1 combined science but can be used for any exam board as long as the edexcel specific questions are removed For each group playing this boardgame in your class you will need to: Print the boardgame onto A3 paper or card and laminate Print the 6 pages of acids and alkali questions (54 questions in total) onto A4 paper or card and laminate. Cut out each card to make 1 pack of cards. The questions that are only relevant to higher pupils are signposted with a [H] in the left hand corner of the question. (you will need 1 board game and 1 pack of cards for each group in your class playing (2-5 players per group)) Give one counter to each player (The diagrams on each square are not part of the game, they are just decorative) The board game instructions are: This board game is designed for 2-5 players All players start at square number 1 (with a counter) Each player takes it in turn to answer a question from the question pack If the player gets the answer right they move forward the number of spaces stated on the card (one to four moves per question) If the player gets the answer wrong they stay where they are until it is their turn for another question Instead of moving forward when answering a question right, players can choose to move a player back The first player to reach the end (square 18) is the winner

This waves board game is the perfect revision resource to engage and motivate pupils. Designed for and made using the collins GCSE AQA 9-1 trilogy scheme of work but can be used for any exam board For each group playing this boardgame in your class you will need to: Print the boardgame onto A3 paper or card and laminate Print the 6 pages of waves questions (36 questions in total) onto A4 paper or card and laminate. Cut out each card to make 1 pack of cards. (you will need 1 board game and 1 pack of cards for each group in your class playing (2-5 players per group)) Give one counter to each player (The diagrams on each square are not part of the game, they are just decorative) The board game instructions are: This board game is designed for 2-5 players All players start at square number 1 (with a counter) Each player takes it in turn to answer a question from the question pack If the player gets the answer right they move forward the number of spaces stated on the card (one to four moves per question) If the player gets the answer wrong they stay where they are until it is their turn for another question Instead of moving forward when answering a question right, players can choose to move a player back The first player to reach the end (square 18) is the winner

Excellent fun revision quiz which easily lasts 60 minutes. 37 question quiz (with answers) Print slides 2-37, laminate slides 3-37 and stick up around the room. Pupils use the asnwer sheet (slide 2) to fill in the answers as they go. Go through the answers on the board after. You could make it a competition and issue prizes to those that get the most points The topics included in this quiz are: Cell structure and transport Cell division

Atomic structure and the periodic table card loop

Ionic bonding and ionic compounds card loop

54 Acids and alkalis quiz quiz trade cards for GCSE Edexcel 9-1 combined science Can be used with any exam board but Edexcel specific questions will need to be taken out. Questions that are only relevant to higher pupils are indicated with a [H] at the top left of the question. 38 foundation question 16 higher questions

36 Waves quiz quiz trade cards for AQA GCSE collins 9-1 trilogy scheme of work but can be used with any exam board

8E - Combustion crossword

This covalent bonding board game is the perfect revision resource to engage and motivate pupils. For each group playing this boardgame in your class you will need to: Print the boardgame onto A3 paper or card and laminate Print the 3 pages of covalent bonding questions (27 questions in total) onto A4 paper or card and laminate. Cut out each card to make 1 pack of cards (you will need 1 board game and 1 pack of cards for each group in your class playing (2-5 players per group)) Give one counter to each player (The diagrams on each square are not part of the game, they are just decorative) The board game instructions are: This board game is designed for 2-5 players All players start at square number 1 (with a counter) Each player takes it in turn to answer a question from the question pack If the player gets the answer right they move forward the number of spaces stated on the card (one to three moves) If the player gets the answer wrong they stay where they are until it is their turn for another question Instead of moving forward when answering a question right, players can choose to move a player back The first player to reach the end (square 18) is the winner

12 question picture quiz on atomic structure and the periodic table This resource can be used time and time again and is an excellent engaging and fun activity for the kids and requires very little work from you! Print slides 1-13 Photocopy slide 1 for however many pupils/teams there are Laminte slides 2-13 and stick them up around the classroom Pupils fill in the answer sheet as they go around the room Go through the answers at the end (answer on the powerpoint), you could give out a prize for the most correct answers as I do

26 Question picture quiz based on the B2 chapter - photosynthesis from the Collins scheme of work Print slide 1 (pupils use this to fill in their answers) and photocopy for the number of pupils / groups Print slides 2-27 (these are the questions slides) and blue-tac around the room (I laminate mine first) Give the pupils 20-30 minutes to go around the room and answer the questions (I let mine use their exercise book and textbook too) Use slides 29-54 to go through the answers (I usually reward a winning pupil/team with the most points/correct answers)

21 question crossword for the P6 topic (Waves) for the AQA trilogy GCSE (with answers) made using the collins scheme of work (includes waves and electromagnetic waves) Does not include the seperate sciences content Leave a review if it works for you!

Perfect revision resource. A crossword for the the different types of bonding and the structures they make. Includes covalent bonding, simple covalent molecules and giant covalent molecules, ionic bonding and giant ionic lattices and metallic bonding and giant metallic structures Leave a review if you enjoy it!

Electrolysis card loop

A revision crossword on the chapter ‘reactions’ from the collins KS3 year 7 scheme of work which includes: Metals and non-metals Metals and acids Displacement reactions Oxidation reactions Acids Alkalis Indicators Neutralisation

63 chemical bonding quiz quiz trade cards for the 9-1 GCSE (to be used with any exam board) Contains questions on: Ions Ionic bonding Properties of ionic compounds Covalent bonding Properties of simple covalent molecules Properties of giant covalent structures Metallic bonding Properties of metals Print the 7 pages of questions onto card (laminate if you can) and divide the questions up between your class. Pupils move around the room quizzing each other and trading cards.

AQA GCSE 9-1 trilogy physics P6 - Waves revision sheet made using the collins scheme of work

x2 revsion sheets for the Bioenergetics topic of the AQA trilogy scheme of work with answers Please note this does not cover any higher content and is only suitable for foundation pupils. Can be used for revision at the end of teaching the topic, at the end of the GCSE for revision or before a mock exam

Some simple atomic structure practise questions. Great for revision and low ability pupils