These power point slides ask the student to write the equation that links derivatives such as force, mass, acceleration then press click to reveal the word equation, symbol equation along with the corresponding units. The powerpoint includes a slide for each of the equations required for GCSE Physics and GCSE Combined Science. There are additional slides for students to recall the units required for each derivative of the equations too. Enjoy

This is an excel document containing 52 key questions on **“Structure and Bonding” *suitable for KS4 students. The document is fully editable so you can add or delete questions to make it bespoke to your teaching style. Simply copy and paste the questions and/or answers into your power points, worksheets or online quizzes. You can also print a PDF version of the questions so that students can use these to revise by quizzing themselves or each other by folding the sheet to hide the answers.

This is an excel document containing 18 key questions on “Energy Changes” suitable for KS4 students. The document is fully editable so you can* add or delete questions to make it bespoke to your teaching style. Simply copy and paste the questions and/or answers into your power points, worksheets or online quizzes. You can also print a PDF version of the questions so that students can use these to revise by quizzing themselves or each other by folding the sheet to hide the answers. This compliments the Kerboodle unit C7 Energy Changes

Scaffold for students to be able to draw diagrams for the common covalent molecules.

This is an excel document containing 21 key questions on “ Rates & Equilibrium” suitable for KS4 students. The document is fully editable so you can* add or delete questions to make it bespoke to your teaching style. Simply copy and paste the questions and/or answers into your power points, worksheets or online quizzes. You can also print a PDF version of the questions so that students can use these to revise by quizzing themselves or each other by folding the sheet to hide the answers. This compliments the Kerboodle unit C8 Rates & Equilibrium

This is an excel document containing 31 key questions on “Electrolysis” suitable for KS4 students. The document is fully editable so you can* add or delete questions to make it bespoke to your teaching style. Simply copy and paste the questions and/or answers into your power points, worksheets or online quizzes. You can also print a PDF version of the questions so that students can use these to revise by quizzing themselves or each other by folding the sheet to hide the answers.

This is an excel document containing 31 key questions on “Chemical Calculations” aka “Quantitative Chemistry” and is suitable for KS4 students. The document is fully editable so you can* add or delete questions to make it bespoke to your teaching style. Simply copy and paste the questions and/or answers into your power points, worksheets or online quizzes. You can also print a PDF version of the questions so that students can use these to revise by quizzing themselves or each other by folding the sheet to hide the answers.

This is an excel document containing 45 key questions on “The Periodic Table” suitable for KS4 students. The document is fully editable so you can* add or delete questions to make it bespoke to your teaching style. Simply copy and paste the questions and/or answers into your power points, worksheets or online quizzes. You can also print a PDF version of the questions so that students can use these to revise by quizzing themselves or each other by folding the sheet to hide the answers.

This is an excel document containing 35 key questions on “Chemical Changes” suitable for KS4 students. The document is fully editable so you can* add or delete questions to make it bespoke to your teaching style. Simply copy and paste the questions and/or answers into your power points, worksheets or online quizzes. You can also print a PDF version of the questions so that students can use these to revise by quizzing themselves or each other by folding the sheet to hide the answers.