Booklets for Unit 1 Principles and Applications of Science 1 - Chemistry A1 Maybe you are in the position that I was in last year, starting out with this course. I have created booklets with gaps, information in manageable chunks and relevant to pupils with practice throughout.

This resource includes pupil versions of Year 8 Science topics. 1 - Introduction to Science 2 - Materials 3 - States of Matter 4 - Healthy Body - Energy in Food & Heart and breathing 5 - Earth and Space These are not extensive as I would refer to Footprints Science and other such resources too but have removed these for copyright reasons.

GCSE BIOLOGY MINDMAPS Mind maps created specifically for the CCEA GCSE Single Award Biology specification - encouraging pupils to think about different aspects and fill in the answers. I have found this an extremely useful resource for pupils. It is encouraging active revision. Created by myself using the specification.

Acid Rain Activity - KS3 - could be used in Science or in Geography. Stations to move around class and encourage thinking skills. All instructions etc included.

Just rough questions on each topic, picking up on little things pupils may forget. Can be used in class with pupils as revision activity and then used at home by pupils by asking someone to go through the questions with them. I have found these very effective in reminding pupils of key facts.

Pupil revision notes handout - cells, human reproduction

Introducing Bunsen Burner and a few other pieces of apparatus for Year 8

Excellent for revision in class or for pupils to use at home - allowing someone at home to ask them some quick questions - divided into topics and questions have been carefully selected - little things they may otherwise forget!

Introducing Algebra for KS3, relevant visuals and examples throughout.

Multiples, Factors, Primes, HCF, LCM PowerPoint & Worksheet

Introducing Location and Co-ordinates to KS3 with co-ordinate activities such as working out jokes and completing a picture. Blank grid included in PowerPoint to be used as interactive activity; teacher plots a point and pupils write down co-ordinate or teacher gives co-ordinate and pupil has to plot.