A crossword for key terms involved in ionic bonding

A crossword to help students learn the keywords associated with this topic

A new and improved crossword with no spaces, on the biological molecules topic.

An improved crossword on excretion with no spaces between words, for higher ability students.

Revising with my IGCSE chemistry students, I found some confusion with the types of reactions they had come across. We decided to list them all, as many as we could remember and write definitions for them. I decided to make it a bit more challenging by making the crossword to test how well they have learnt them.

Notes on diffusion, osmosis and active transport with questions to test basic understanding and exam style questions to mildly challenge

A game to revise the topic of biological molecules such as proteins, carbohydrates, lipids and enzymes, food tests etc Students choose 9 words from the table given and fill those words in the 3 x 3 grid they draw on some paper. Students then take turns calling out numbers which correspond to the questions on the question sheet. Students then cross off the answer to the questions if they are one of the words on their grids.

A CSSE style English comprehension on Inkheart. Including applied reasoning and continuous writing questions as well as the answers.

Text from the book To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee. Comprehension questions follow, with long answer questions, true or false questions and vocabulary questions. This paper includes the 5 mark applied reasoning questions and the creative writing section too. Answers are supplied.

A CSSE style 11+ English comprehension paper, with the text taken from the Little Lord Fauntleroy by Frances Hodgson Burnett. It has long answer questions, tick the corrct answer questions and the vocabulary questions. There is a applied reasoning section as well as the continuous writing section. Answers are included.

An 11+ CSSE style English comprehension mock paper. Text from Oliver Twist is followed by longer answer questions, tick the correct answer questions as well as the vocabulary questions. The Applied reasoning questions follow, and there is also a creative writing section. The answers are included.

An 11+ CSSE style english mock paper based on a text from The Butterfly Frolic by Margaret Atwood. There are longer answer questions, tick the correct answer questions and those all important vocabulary questions. There is an applied reasoning section as well as the creative writing section. Answers are included

A CSSE Style English 11+ mock. An extract from Jane Eyre, with longer answer questions, tick the correct answer questions as well as the vocabulary questions. The comprehension is followed by the applied reasoning questions and the creative writing questions.

A CSSE 11+ style english comprehension. An extract from David Copperfield is followed by longer answer questions, as well as the vocabulary questions common to the CSSE English exam. This includes applied reasoning questions and the creative writing section. Answers are included.

A CSSE 11+ exam style mock paper. An extract form ‘A Kestrel for a Knave’ with comprehension questions in the CSSE style. 13 'onger answer questions, with tick the correct answer questions and the vocabulary questions. The Applied reasoning questions and the creative writing sections follow and the answers are included.

A game of bingo. Students choose 9 terms from the table at the end of the document. They draw a 3 by 3 table and write their chosen terms in the table. Students choose a number from 1 - 21 and the teacher reads out the definition. Students must guess the term, those with the definition in their tables cross it off. The first student to full house wins.

GCSE Chemistry, a simple overview of the process of electrolysis.

Based on the Edexcel IGCSE biology exam. A worksheet with information on how a heart attack can be caused, contains a close exercise and a exam style question with answers.

This is a bingo game for Organic chemistry (EDEXCEL IGCSE 9-1) Students choose 9 terms from the table and write them in their 3x3 grids (they draw these on scrap paper) They then take turns to call out numbers between 1 and 30, and the teacher reads out the defintion corresponding to that number. Students call out the answer and if that term is on their grid they cross it off . Teacher should write the numbers chosen on the board as they are chosen to avoid any confusion.

Suitable for Edexcel GCSE B1. A worksheet on plant hormones, phootropism, geotropism and industrial uses of plant hormones.