This is lesson 8.2.4 in the AQA Activate scheme of work in the Organisms (movement and cells) chapter. Suitable for non-specialists and new teachers as all of the answers are included in the powerpoint where necessary. Contents included: Powerpoint presentation Literacy support sheet for SEN Differentiated challenge sheets (blue for Lower ability, pink for higher) Literacy starter

This is the last lesson in the Activate unit 8 Organisms: Movement and Cells This lesson is suitable to be delivered by cover supervisors and/or non-specialists Students will need access to computers for this lesson.

These flashcards cover unit 8 of Activate 1 (Cells and Movement). They test the content in the book. Print double sided (flip on long edge) so that the answer to each question appears on the back of the card. Each card is colour coded, with blue being easiest, green mid-range and red most difficult, so you can target different revision to different abilities.

This is a set of flashcards created for the cell biology unit for AQA Biology. The flashcards are double-sided (flip on long edge), so the answer is on the reverse of each card, and are colour-coded with blue cards being the easiest, green mid-difficulty and red the most challenging. With my lowest ability groups I ask them to learn the blue cards as a minimum. My higher ability groups learn the blue cards first, then the green and red cards.

Here are 80 double-sided flashcards (print double-sided, flip on long edge). Each question card has the answer on the back. I have colour coded the cards (blue easiest / green harder, red hardest) so you can differentiate by only setting certain coloured cards for different students, or by asking students to learn them in order (bluest first) so they learn the basic information first.

This is a set of revision flashcards for the AQA unit Infection and response. There are 32 double sided cards (print double sided, flip on long edge) with the question on one side and the answer on the reverse. The cards are colour coded so you can differentiate revision tasks (blue questions are easiest, green mid-difficulty and red the most challenging).

This is a set of flashcards created for theHomeostasis unit for AQA Biology. The flashcards are double-sided (flip on long edge), so the answer is on the reverse of each card, and are colour-coded with blue cards being the easiest, green mid-difficulty and red the most challenging. With my lowest ability groups I ask them to learn the blue cards as a minimum. My higher ability groups learn the blue cards first, then the green and red cards.

This is a set of flashcards created for the bioenergetics unit for AQA Biology. The flashcards are double-sided (flip on long edge), so the answer is on the reverse of each card, and are colour-coded with blue cards being the easiest, green mid-difficulty and red the most challenging. With my lowest ability groups I ask them to learn the blue cards as a minimum. My higher ability groups learn the blue cards first, then the green and red cards.

Here are 47 double-sided flashcards for the Inheritance and Variation unit (print double-sided, flip on long edge). Each question card has the answer on the back. I have colour coded the cards (blue easiest / green harder, red hardest) so you can differentiate by only setting certain coloured cards for different students, or by asking students to learn them in order (bluest first) so they learn the basic information first.

This is a set of flashcards created for the atomic structure unit for AQA GCSE physics. The flashcards are double-sided (flip on long edge), so the answer is on the reverse of each card, and are colour-coded with blue cards being the easiest, green mid-difficulty and red the most challenging. With my lowest ability groups I ask them to learn the blue cards as a minimum. My higher ability groups learn the blue cards first, then the green and red cards.

This is a set of flashcards created for the Energy unit for AQA Physics. The flashcards are double-sided (flip on long edge), so the answer is on the reverse of each card, and are colour-coded with blue cards being the easiest, green mid-difficulty and red the most challenging. With my lowest ability groups I ask them to learn the blue cards as a minimum. My higher ability groups learn the blue cards first, then the green and red cards. There are also some ‘apply’ cards where students have to use their knowledge of the equations.

This is a set of flashcards created for the Ecology unit for AQA Biology. The flashcards are double-sided (flip on long edge), so the answer is on the reverse of each card, and are colour-coded with blue cards being the easiest, green mid-difficulty and red the most challenging. With my lowest ability groups I ask them to learn the blue cards as a minimum. My higher ability groups learn the blue cards first, then the green and red cards.

This is the filtration lesson in the Activate 1 (new book) scheme of work for year 7s (or year 8 if you’re following the older Activate book). Included is the filtration practical and a demonstration of immiscibility. There is a ‘thinking scientifically’ starter.

We are following the Activate 1 (New 2016) book. This is the lesson I created to deliver a lesson on scientific enquiry to enhance the first unit: Forces. You are purchasing the Powerpoint only which I made, but I have included the worksheets I used in the lesson to make it easier for you. If you like this lesson I will be putting all of the lessons from the first unit in a bundle, complete with revision resources for the end-of-unit test. All of the money received from sales is spent on resources for students

This is the Gas Pressure lesson in the Activate 1 Matter unit. There are two demonstrations in this lesson (collapsing can and boiled egg in a bottle) Suitable for non specialists to deliver as all answers to questions posed are included on the slides. If you are a non specialist - watch the videos linked in the presentation, so you know how to perform the demos.

This is the ‘Inside Particles’ lesson in the AQA Activate, Matter unit This is designed to be easily followed / delivered by non-specialists as the answers are all included. You will need Molymods available for this activity - but if you have non available you could improvise with plasticine balls and cocktail sticks. There is a literacy support sheet included for SEN students and students with weak handwriting. I have attached the periodic table I used in the lesson, but this is not my own and as such is not included in the sale. It is the generic GCSE periodic table included in most textbooks. You can of course use whichever version your school uses.

This is the Pure substances and mixtures lesson of the AQA Activate scheme of work for year 7. Included is a powerpoint presentation, starter activity and cat and stick activity. There is a simple practical in this lesson - I have included the Activate sheets for your convenience, but these are not part of my resources. The lesson can easily be delivered by a non-specialist as all of the posed questions are answered on the slides. There is a ‘literacy support sheet’ for SEN students or those who struggle with writing.

This is a set of differentiated flashcards for the Matter: particle model and separating mixtures unit in Activate 1 Question cards have the answers on the reverse (if printed double-sided flipped on long edge) and are colour coded with blue being the easiest, green mid-range and red being the most challenging, so you can set different levels of revision based on ability.

This is the filtration lesson for The Matter unit in Activate 1 (new book) year 7 scheme of work. Any answers are included on the slides so it is suitable for non-specialists. There is a simple filtration practical (filtering sand and water).