GCSE Physics lesson on a density, specifically looking at irregular objects and doing the eureka pot experiment in class. Learning Objectives: Recall how to calculate the density of a regular shape Explain how to calculate the density of an irregular shape Evaluate the method of measuring the volume of an irregular object

The lesson provides an overview for the negative ion tests. It enables students to complete practical work and use their knowledge of ion tests to determine the composition of compounds. Lesson objectives To describe the range of negative ion tests To recall the positive result for each test To identify compounds based on observations

New GCSE lesson on the parts and functions of the brain and eyes for the AQA syllabus. Also focuses (no pun intended) on how the eye works, myopia and hyperopia. Differentiated questions throughout. Learning Objectives: Describe the structure of the brain and the function of its’ parts Relate the different parts of the eye to its’ function Compare and evaluate the solutions of myopia and hyperopia

Directed towards KS3 but could be used with low ability KS4 lesson on balancing equations and naming compounds. Learning Objectives: Identify the ion charges of each group Construct formula through their ion charges Work out formulas for compounds Balance equations

On of a series of 'maths in science' activities. They are differentiated and include a DIRT activity for students to reflect and improve from the first set of questions.

Lesson on digestive system and enzymes. Worksheets included. Learning Objectives: Describe each of the stages of the digestive system Explain the features of the digestive system and how they aid digestion Learning Objectives: Describe what an enzyme is Explain the lock and key hypothesis Analyse the results of a practical to explain the factors that affect enzymes

A selection of quizzes from the GCSE chemistry course. Each quiz can be printed as an A4 quiz for students

These sheets are to help students revise content from Physics Paper 1 (triology) that they need to know for the new GCSE specifications. They could be used with Year 10 or 11. Each sheet has differentiated questions. They could be used in lessons, for homework or in extended days for Year 11 students.

GCSE Biology lesson on monoclonal antibodies. It is not in the lesson but we also took apart a pregnancy test to show how it would work inside using monoclonal antibodies.

The resources provides students with an opportunity to assess their progress through the topic. Each part of the curriculum has been assigned a level by the author.

A GCSE Biology lesson on anerobic respiration. Exam questions included with answers. Learning Objectives: Describe the process of anaerobic respiration Explain the problems with anaerobic respiration Compare aerobic and anaerobic respiration

The resources provides students with an opportunity to assess their progress through the topic. Each part of the curriculum has been assigned a level by the author.

The resources provides students with an opportunity to assess their progress through the topic. Each part of the curriculum has been assigned a level by the author.

The resources provides students with an opportunity to assess their progress through the topic. Each part of the curriculum has been assigned a level by the author.

The resources provides students with an opportunity to assess their progress through the topic. Each part of the curriculum has been assigned a level by the author.

GCSE Biology lesson on aerobic respiration. The lesson also carried out a practical involving cobalt chloride paper and limewater tests. Learning Objectives: Recall the equation for respiration Describe the purpose of respiration Explain how you can test for the products of respiration

The resources provides students with an opportunity to assess their progress through the topic. Each part of the curriculum has been assigned a level by the author.

The resources provides students with an opportunity to assess their progress through the topic. Each part of the curriculum has been assigned a level by the author.

The resources provides students with an opportunity to assess their progress through the topic. Each part of the curriculum has been assigned a level by the author.