Nandos RAG Revision Sheet on Following Topics: Hazard Symbols & Acids pH and Indicators Neutralisation Metals & Oxygen Alkali Metals & Water Metal & Metal Oxides with Acids Metal Carbonates & Acids Protecting Metals Against Reacting Reactivity Series & Displacement Reactions RAG template sheet can also be extrapolated to other topics and/or subjects.

KS3 Biology Lesson on Model DNA (Assessment) Students were requiured to create a model of DNA In order to prepare them for this to conduct at home the grading criteria was reviewed with AfL on command words with exam style practice.

KS4 Chemistry Lesson on Dynamic Equilibrium Slides are fully animated, with constant AfL, differentiation, scaffolding of learning and review of objectives. LO1: State what happens during reversible reactions and be able to use the symbol ⇌ in chemical equations (Level 4) LO2: Describe what is meant by dynamic equilibrium using the formation of ammonia as an example (Level 5) LO3: Explain how changing the temperature, pressure and concentration all affect the relative amount of substances in an equilibrium mixture (Level 6) (All worksheets are included) Slides also include keywords on each slide and Stretch & Challenge for each activity. Interleaving Questions included at the start of each lesson.

KS4 Chemistry Lesson on Life Cycle Assessment & Recycling Slides are fully animated, with constant AfL, differentiation, scaffolding of learning and review of objectives. LO1: State the advantages and disadvantages of recycling a metal (Level 4) LO2: Describe the four stages in carrying out a life cycle assessment (LCA) of a material or product. (Level 5) LO3: Explain and evaluate data from a life cycle assessment of a material or product and be able to decide whether recycling is a viable option. (Level 6) (All worksheets are included) Slides also include keywords on each slide and Stretch & Challenge for each activity. Interleaving Questions included at the start of each lesson.

KS4 Chemistry Lesson on Oxidation & Reduction Slides are fully animated, with constant AfL, differentiation, scaffolding of learning and review of objectives. LO1: State what is meant by the terms oxidation and reduction in terms of oxygen (Level 4) LO2: Describe which substance has been oxidised and which substance has been reduced in a reaction; explain why reactions occurring at electrodes during electrolysis are redox reactions (Level 5) LO3: Explain how the position of a metal in the reactivity series is related to its resistance with relation to oxidation (Level 6) (All worksheets are included) Slides also include keywords on each slide and Stretch & Challenge for each activity. Interleaving Questions included at the start of each lesson.

KS4 Chemistry Lesson on Ores Slides are fully animated, with constant AfL, differentiation, scaffolding of learning and review of objectives. LO1: State what is meant by the term ‘ore’ and recall some metals that are found uncombined in the earths crust (Level 4) LO2: Describe how and why some metals are extracted from their ores by heating with carbon and others by electrolysis (Level 5) LO3: Explain and evaluate two biological methods of metal extraction (Level 6) (All worksheets are included) Slides also include keywords on each slide and Stretch & Challenge for each activity. Interleaving Questions included at the start of each lesson.

KS4 Chemistry Lesson on Reactivity Slides are fully animated, with constant AfL, differentiation, scaffolding of learning and review of objectives. LO1: State the reactions of common metals with water, acids and salt solutions (Level 4) LO2: Describe why displacement reactions are known as redox reactions (Level 5) LO3: Explain the reactivity series in terms of the tendency of different metal atoms to form cations (Level 6) (All worksheets are included) Slides also include keywords on each slide and Stretch & Challenge for each activity. Interleaving Questions included at the start of each lesson.

KS4 Biology Lesson on Neurotransmission Speeds Slides are fully animated, with constant AfL, differentiation, scaffolding of learning and review of objectives. LO1: State how motor neurones are adapted to their functions (Level 4) LO2: Describe the action and function of synapses (Level 5) LO3: Explain how the structure of the reflex arc allows a faster response (Level 6) (All worksheets are included) Slides also include keywords on each slide and Stretch & Challenge for each activity. Interleaving Questions included at the start of each lesson.

KS4 Biology Lesson on The Nervous System Slides are fully animated, with constant AfL, differentiation, scaffolding of learning and review of objectives. LO1: State the different parts of the nervous system (Level 4) LO2: Describe how the nervous system is able to detect stimuli; describe the route that impulses take to and from the brain (Level 5) LO3: Explain how sensory neurones are adapted to their functions (including myelin sheath) (Level 6) (All worksheets are included) Slides also include keywords on each slide and Stretch & Challenge for each activity. Interleaving Questions included at the start of each lesson.

KS4 Biology Lesson on Stem Cells Slides are fully animated, with constant AfL, differentiation, scaffolding of learning and review of objectives. LO1: State what is meant by a ‘Stem Cell’(Level 4) LO2: Describe how stem cells can differentiate into other kinds of cells and be able to compare embryonic and adult stem cells (Level 5) LO3: Explain and analyse how stem cell research can lead to therapies to treat many diseases; Evaluate the ethical issues surrounding stem cells.(Level 6) (All worksheets are included) Slides also include keywords on each slide and Stretch & Challenge for each activity. Interleaving Questions included at the start of each lesson.

KS4 Biology Lesson on Growth in Plants Slides are fully animated, with constant AfL, differentiation, scaffolding of learning and review of objectives. LO1: State the different stages in the growth of plants (Level 4) LO2: Describe how the structures of specialised plant cells are related to their function (Level 5) LO3: Explain why cell differentiation is important in the development of specialised cells in plants (Level 6) (All worksheets are included) Slides also include keywords on each slide and Stretch & Challenge for each activity. Interleaving Questions included at the start of each lesson.

KS4 Biology Lesson on Growth in Animals Slides are fully animated, with constant AfL, differentiation, scaffolding of learning and review of objectives. LO1: State that growth in animals is due an increase in cell size and number (Level 4) LO2: Describe how the structure of specialised animal cells is related to their function (Level 5) LO3: Explain why cell differentiation is important in the development of specialised cells; use percentile growth curves to interpret growth in children (Level 6) (All worksheets are included) Slides also include keywords on each slide and Stretch & Challenge for each activity. Interleaving Questions included at the start of each lesson.

KS4 Biology Lesson on Mitosis Slides are fully animated, with constant AfL, differentiation, scaffolding of learning and review of objectives. LO1: State the names and order of the stages of the cell cycle and describe what happens in each stage of the cell cycle, including mitosis (Level 4) LO2: Describe why mitosis is important for an organism (growth, repair, asexual reproduction); describe how mitosis produces genetically identical cells (Level 5) LO3: Explain why organisms may rely on asexual reproduction; describe how cancers grow (Level 6) (All worksheets are included) Slides also include keywords on each slide and Stretch & Challenge for each activity. Interleaving Questions included at the start of each lesson.

KS3 Chemistry Lesson on States of Matter Slides are fully animated, with constant AfL, differentiation, scaffolding of learning and review of objectives. In addition to this I have incorporated an element of Active Learning inspired by Ross McGill who had attended my school for a CPD Inset Day which I am now starting to incorporate into each of the lessons that I will upload in future. LO1: State the three different states of matter and the main processes associated with state changes (Level 3) LO2: Describe the different properties, arrangement and movement of particles in the three different states of matter (Level 4) LO3: Explain and be able to use information to predict and classify the state of a substance (Level 5) (All worksheets are included) Slides also include keywords on each slide and Stretch & Challenge for each activity. Interleaving Questions included at the start of each lesson.

KS3 Biology Lesson on Diffusion Slides are fully animated, with constant AfL, differentiation, scaffolding of learning and review of objectives. In addition to this I have incorporated an element of Active Learning inspired by Ross McGill who had attended my school for a CPD Inset Day which I am now starting to incorporate into each of the lessons that I will upload in future. LO1: State what is meant by diffusion and that substances can be transported through the process of diffusion (Level 3) LO2: Describe how substances are transported through the process of diffusion (Level 4) LO3: Explain why the speed of diffusion is faster in gases than in liquids, recognising why diffusion can cause problems (Level 5) (All worksheets are included) Slides also include keywords on each slide and Stretch & Challenge for each activity. Interleaving Questions included at the start of each lesson.

KS3 Chemistry Lesson on Reactivity Series & Displacement Reactions Slides are fully animated, with constant AfL, differentiation, scaffolding of learning and review of objectives. LO1: State what is meant by a displacement reaction (Level 3) LO2: Describe how to use the reactivity series to predict displacement reactions (Level 4) LO3: Explain how to write a balanced symbol equation for displacement reactions (Level 5) (All resources including worksheets included) Slides also include keywords on each slide and Stretch & Challenge for each activity. Interleaving Questions included at the start of each lesson.

KS3 Chemistry Lesson on Protecting Metals Against Reacting Slides are fully animated, with constant AfL, differentiation, scaffolding of learning and review of objectives. LO1: State and be able to recall the reactions between metals and water, dilute acids and air (Level 3) LO2: Describe why metals are placed in the reactivity series (Level 4) LO3: Explain different ways in which metals can be protected against corrosion (Level 5) (All resources including worksheets included) Slides also include keywords on each slide and Stretch & Challenge for each activity. Interleaving Questions included at the start of each lesson.

KS3 Chemistry Lesson on Metal Carbonates & Acids Slides are fully animated, with constant AfL, differentiation, scaffolding of learning and review of objectives. LO1: State the products made in the reaction between metal carbonates and acids (Level 3) LO2: Describe how to write a word equation for the reaction between metal carbonates and acids (Level 4) LO3: Explain how to write a symbol equation for the reaction between metal carbonates and acids (Level 5) (All resources including worksheets included) Slides also include keywords on each slide and Stretch & Challenge for each activity. Interleaving Questions included at the start of each lesson.

KS3 Chemistry Lesson on Metal & Metal Oxides with Acid Slides are fully animated, with constant AfL, differentiation, scaffolding of learning and review of objectives. LO1: State the products made from the reaction of metals/metal oxides with acids (Level 3) LO2: Describe the observations seen during these reactions and be able to write simple word equations (Level 4) LO3: Explain how to test for hydrogen gas and be able to write balanced symbol equations for these reactions (Level 5) (All resources including worksheets included) Slides also include keywords on each slide and Stretch & Challenge for each activity. Interleaving Questions included at the start of each lesson.

KS3 Chemistry Lesson on Alkali Metals & Water Slides are fully animated, with constant AfL, differentiation, scaffolding of learning and review of objectives. LO1: State the different alkali metals and their respective symbols (Level 3) LO2: Describe the observations seen during the reaction between alkali metals and water and be able to write simple word equations (Level 4) LO3: Explain how to write balanced symbol equations for the reactions between alkali metals and water (Level 5) (All resources including worksheets included) Slides also include keywords on each slide and Stretch & Challenge for each activity. Interleaving Questions included at the start of each lesson.