Made using the AQA Trilogy specification. Contains 1 slide of activities to complete for the C5 topic - lots of tricky calculations to get to grips with and a good way of identifying which need to be revised. I give these out at the end of each topic and also before holidays for exam preparation. I have made the boxes equal sizes so that they can be blown up onto A3 card to create revision cards for intervention/ starters/ plenaries Maths skills and RPAs are incorporated More of these on the way for all AQA units, RPAs and maths skills. Feedback welcome

Made using the AQA Trilogy specification. Contains 2 slides of activities to complete for the C4 topic - lots of tricky equations to get to grips with and a good way of identifying which need to be revised. I give these out at the end of each topic and also before holidays for exam preparation. I have made the boxes equal sizes so that they can be blown up onto A3 card to create revision cards for intervention/ starters/ plenaries Maths skills and RPAs are incorporated More of these on the way for all AQA units, RPAs and maths skills. Feedback welcome

Made using the AQA Trilogy specification. Contains 1 slides of activities to complete for the C3 topic - lots of tricky calculations to get to grips with and a good way of identifying which need to be revised. I have also included the AQA periodic table for the back of the worksheet/ project/ place on tables. I give these out at the end of each topic and also before holidays for exam preparation. I have made the boxes equal sizes so that they can be blown up onto A3 card to create revision cards for intervention/ starters/ plenaries Maths skills and RPAs are incorporated (no RPAs for this topic) More of these on the way for all AQA units, RPAs and maths skills. Feedback welcome

Made using the AQA Trilogy specification. Contains 2 slides of activities to complete for the C2 topic I give these out at the end of each topic and also before holidays for exam preparation. I have made the boxes equal sizes so that they can be blown up onto A3 card to create revision cards for intervention/ starters/ plenaries Maths skills and RPAs are incorporated More of these on the way for all AQA units, RPAs and maths skills. Feedback welcome

Made using the AQA Trilogy specification. Contains 2 slides of activities to complete for the C1 topic I give these out at the end of each topic and also before holidays for exam preparation. I have made the boxes equal sizes so that they can be blown up onto A3 card to create revision cards for intervention/ starters/ plenaries Maths skills and RPAs are incorporated (no RPAs for this topic) More of these on the way for all AQA units, RPAs and maths skills. Feedback welcome

This resource is differentiated by task and also by time to be spent on each. Red activities = hardest, Orange = medium demand Green = easy The stars represent the time to be spent on each ( I change this depending on the ability of the group/ student e.g. each star represents 2 minutes) I usually display on the board and students work on A3 or print for lower ability classes. Could be cut up and used as flashcards

To fit a series of lessons designed for a bridging year between KS3 and KS4. Many of the lessons have been taken from AQA Trilogy and Synergy specifications for GCSE This resource is differentiated by task and also by time to be spent on each. Red activities = hardest, Orange = medium demand Green = easy The stars represent the time to be spent on each ( I change this depending on the ability of the group/ student e.g. each star represents 2 minutes) I usually display on the board and students work on A3 or print for lower ability classes.

A series of lessons designed for a bridging year between KS3 and KS4. Many of the lessons have been taken from AQA Trilogy and Synergy specifications for GCSE 1. Rate of reaction and surface area 2.Surface area investigation 3.The effect of temperature on rate of reaction 4.Rate of reaction and concentration 5. Catalysts 6. Enzymes theory 7. Enzyme practical (Amylase) 8. Endo and exothermic reactions 9. Bond breaking and bond making 10.Energy level diagrams 11. Reversible reactions 12.Equilibrium 13.Shifting an equilibrium 14.Revision

This powerpoint contains 9 lessons entitled 'Stable Earth' Lessons include: 1. The Earth 2. Sedimentary and metamorphic rock 3. Igneous rock 4. Weathering 5. The Rock cycle 6. Fossil fuels 7. Renewable energy 8. Carbon cycle 9. Human impact

This powerpoint contains 9/10 lessons depending on the practicals you do. 1. Everyday materials (ceramics, stone, glass) 2. Extracting metals from their ores 3. Electrolysis 4. Composite materials (reinforced concrete etc. ) 5. Polymers 6. Hydrocarbons and fuels 7. Medicine 8. Recycling 9. Revision

A set of lessons that is suitable for 'reactions of metals and metal compounds' and 'Patterns of reactivity' Also suitable for the new AQA KS3 syllabus 4b Metals and reactivity Lessons included: 1. Metals and non-metals 2. Chemical and physical reactions 3. Metals and water 4. Metals and oxygen 5. Metals and acid 6. Metal oxides and acids 7. Reactivity series 8. Explaining displacement 9. Exothermic and endothermic reactions 10. Catalysts 11. Combustion 12. Thermal decomposition 13. Revision

Used for displays and fact of the week

For my lesson two sets periodic table cards were cut up and laminated (2 different colours helps if they get mixed up!) One set was given out to the students and I kept the other and for that lesson students were picked at random for questioning using their element symbol. Their element then became their homework - researching their element.

This includes a power point with extension work, homework and periodic table cards The lesson involved modelling with lego. for the plenary stendents were given a piece of coloured card and then grouped together to form certain elements and compounds For my lesson two sets periodic table cards were cut up and laminated. One set was given out to the students and I kept the other and for that lesson students were picked at random for questioning using their element symbol. Their element then became their homework - research their element.

I usually give each student a card that is red on one side and green on the other to hold up for each question. Suitable as starter or plenary