Overview of 5 circuit components and their typical IV graphs with a small note for each. Perfect to shrink to A5 and hand out as reference material.

5 stage story board to describe what happens in each stage when a skydiver jumps out of a plane (and opens his parachute). Pupils should try and comment on both his velocity and the size of the two forces (and resultant force) at each stage. Can also easily be used for GCSE Physics

14 diagrams that pupils can identify as elements, compounds or mixtures (and if mixtures, mixtures of what?). Perfect little activity at the start or end of a lesson either as a worksheet or projected on the board.

A worksheet for making predictions and noting down results of a displacement practical. Currently the table is labelled for copper, zinc, iron and magnesium and a solution of each, but this can of course be changed to fit your practical. Each combination has space for a prediction and an actual result.

Small table with common metals & non-metal atoms that are useful to learn. Pupils will have to use the Periodic Table to fill in the names or symbols. Also includes a line on diatomic elements such as oxygen. 4 tables can fit on 1 A4

This worksheet covers the Fire Triangle, how to put out a fire, products of combustion (of hydrocarbons) and how to test for them using the typical products-of-combustion set-up

Large crossword (over 70 questions) covering the whole range of topics traditionally covered in Year 7, 8 and 9. Allows pupils to work independently for anywhere between 1-2 hours. Great to use at the end of your KS3 Science curriculum (whether that is Year 8 or 9) or as intervention work/summer work. Highly recommend to print on A3. Update: Answer sheet attached as well. Please leave a rating if possible. Thanks!