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Hi everyone, I'm a Science teacher who loves making and using my own resources. I have made hundreds of resources over the years which have been carefully planned. You will find my Powerpoints have their own style which you may not find in resources offered by other sellers. Please keep checking my shop as I'm regularly adding the hundreds of resources I have made for KS3 (All sciences), KS4 (All sciences) and KS5 (Chemistry). I hope my resources are useful to you and your students.

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Hi everyone, I'm a Science teacher who loves making and using my own resources. I have made hundreds of resources over the years which have been carefully planned. You will find my Powerpoints have their own style which you may not find in resources offered by other sellers. Please keep checking my shop as I'm regularly adding the hundreds of resources I have made for KS3 (All sciences), KS4 (All sciences) and KS5 (Chemistry). I hope my resources are useful to you and your students.
Properties of Simple (Covalent) Molecules PPT - GCSE Chemistry
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Properties of Simple (Covalent) Molecules PPT - GCSE Chemistry

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This is a Powerpoint for Properties of Simple Molecules which is found in Topic 2: Structure and Bonding of GCSE Chemistry and Double Science. This is an excellent resource which will save you time and engage your students. The PPT contains: Clear WALTs and WILFs has clear slides and not too much information (Cognitive Load Theory) Differentiated by RAG system Slides that are well sequenced to build up knowledge in a logical way. Depending on the resource you are viewing, many resources will also include: Discussion tasks which can be done in pairs. small groups or whole class. Worked examples (Scaffolding) Questions for students to try. I hope you find this resource useful. Please check out my other resources. Thank you for looking!
GCSE Triple Chemistry Revision - Topic 1 Atomic structure & the Periodic Table Questions and Answers
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GCSE Triple Chemistry Revision - Topic 1 Atomic structure & the Periodic Table Questions and Answers

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This is an excellent revison resource for Topic 1: Atomic Structure and the Periodic Table of GCSE Chemistry (Triple Science) that has taken me many weeks to make for my students. I call this the ‘MUST KNOW QUESTIONS’. More importantly they come with ANSWERS which is the part that many resources lack - But NOT this one. You can use this resource in so many ways. See below how I have used them: Print off topic after you have taught it and give to students to revise for upcoming topic test. Print off topic before you have taught a topic and use it as a ‘Flipped Learning’ task. Independent Tasks - Copy a few questions (Lets say 10 questions) and paste into your PPT (No worksheets needed or photocopying) Peer/Self Assessment - Copy and paste the answers onto another slide. (Students love this) Homework - Ask students to complete 10 questions at a time for each homework. Starter Activities (Recall and Retrieval) - Select 3 questions at random in a given topic. Hope this resource is helpful to you and your students. Please check out the other questions and answer revision resources I have for other topics in Chemistry. You can also buy a bundle for Paper 1 or Paper 2 at a reduced rate. Thank you.
Ionic Bonding PPT - GCSE Chemistry
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Ionic Bonding PPT - GCSE Chemistry

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This is a Powerpoint for Ionic Bonding which is found in Topic 2: Structure and Bonding of GCSE Chemistry and Double Science. This is an excellent resource which will save you time and engage your students. The PPT contains: Clear WALTs and WILFs has clear slides and not too much information (Cognitive Load) Differentiated by RAG system Worked examples (Scaffolding) Questions for students to try. I hope you find this resource useful.
Relative Motion PPT - KS3 Physics
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Relative Motion PPT - KS3 Physics

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This is a Powerpoint for Relative Motion which is found in the Forces 1 topic of KS3 Physcis . This is an excellent resource which will save you time and engage your students. The PPT contains: Clear WALTs and WILFs has clear slides and not too much information (Cognitive Load Theory) Differentiated by RAG system Slides that are well sequenced to build up knowledge in a logical way. Depending on the resource you are viewing, many resources will also include: Discussion tasks which can be done in pairs. small groups or whole class. Worked examples (Scaffolding) Questions for students to try. I hope you find this resource useful. Please check out my other resources. Thank you for looking!
Dissipation of Energy PPT - GCSE Physics
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Dissipation of Energy PPT - GCSE Physics

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This is a Powerpoint for Dissipation of Energy which is found in Topic 1: Energy of GCSE Physics and Double Science. This is an excellent resource which will save you time and engage your students. The PPT contains: Clear WALTs and WILFs has clear slides and not too much information (Cognitive Load Theory) Differentiated by RAG system Slides that are well sequenced to build up knowledge in a logical way. Depending on the resource you are viewing, many resources will also include: Discussion tasks which can be done in pairs. small groups or whole class. Worked examples (Scaffolding) Questions for students to try. I hope you find this resource useful. Please check out my other resources. Thank you for looking!
Reaction Profiles (Energy Diagrams) PPT - GCSE Chemistry
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Reaction Profiles (Energy Diagrams) PPT - GCSE Chemistry

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This is a Powerpoint for Reaction Profiles (Energy Diagrams) which is found in Topic 5: Energy Changes of GCSE Chemistry and Double Science. This is an excellent resource which will save you time and engage your students. The PPT contains: Clear WALTs and WILFs has clear slides and not too much information (Cognitive Load Theory) Differentiated by RAG system Slides that are well sequenced to build up knowledge in a logical way. Depending on the resource you are viewing, many resources will also include: Discussion tasks which can be done in pairs. small groups or whole class. Worked examples (Scaffolding) Questions for students to try. I hope you find this resource useful. Please check out my other resources. Thank you for looking!
Formulae and Equations PPT - GCSE Chemistry
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Formulae and Equations PPT - GCSE Chemistry

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This is a Powerpoint for Formulae and Equations which is found in Topic 1: Atomic Structure and the Periodic Table of GCSE Chemistry and Double Science. This is an excellent resource which will save you time and engage your students. The PPT contains: Clear WALTs and WILFs has clear slides and not too much information (Cognitive Load Theory) Differentiated by RAG system Slides that are well sequenced to build up knowledge in a logical way. Depending on the resource you are viewing, many resources will also include: Discussion tasks which can be done in pairs. small groups or whole class. Worked examples (Scaffolding) Questions for students to try. I hope you find this resource useful. Please check out my other resources. Thank you for looking!
Control Circuits (LDRs, Thermistors and Diodes) PPT - GCSE Physics
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Control Circuits (LDRs, Thermistors and Diodes) PPT - GCSE Physics

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This is a Powerpoint for Control Circuits which is found in Topic 2: Electricity of GCSE Physics and Double Science. This is an excellent resource which will save you time and engage your students. The PPT contains: Clear WALTs and WILFs has clear slides and not too much information (Cognitive Load Theory) Differentiated by RAG system Slides that are well sequenced to build up knowledge in a logical way. Depending on the resource you are viewing, many resources will also include: Discussion tasks which can be done in pairs. small groups or whole class. Worked examples (Scaffolding) Questions for students to try. I hope you find this resource useful. Please check out my other resources. Thank you for looking!
Cancer PPT - GCSE Biology
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Cancer PPT - GCSE Biology

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This is a Powerpoint for Cancer which is found in Topic 1: Cell Biology of GCSE Biology and Double Science. This is an excellent resource which will save you time and engage your students. The PPT contains: Clear WALTs and WILFs has clear slides and not too much information (Cognitive Load Theory) Differentiated by RAG system Slides that are well sequenced to build up knowledge in a logical way. Depending on the resource you are viewing, many resources will also include: Discussion tasks which can be done in pairs. small groups or whole class. Worked examples (Scaffolding) Questions for students to try. I hope you find this resource useful. Please check out my other resources. Thank you for looking!
Work Done and Energy PPT - GCSE Physics
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Work Done and Energy PPT - GCSE Physics

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This is a Powerpoint for Work Done and Energy which is found in Topic 1: Energy of GCSE Physics and Double Science. This is an excellent resource which will save you time and engage your students. The PPT contains: Clear WALTs and WILFs has clear slides and not too much information (Cognitive Load) Differentiated by RAG system Worked examples (Scaffolding) Questions for students to try. I hope you find this resource useful. Please check out my other resources!. Thank you.
Electrolysis of Aqueous Solutions PPT - GCSE Chemistry
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Electrolysis of Aqueous Solutions PPT - GCSE Chemistry

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This is a Powerpoint for Electrolysis of Aqueous Solutions which is found in Topic 4: Chemical Changes of GCSE Chemistry and Double Science. This is an excellent resource which will save you time and engage your students. The PPT contains: Clear WALTs and WILFs has clear slides and not too much information (Cognitive Load) Differentiated by RAG system Worked examples (Scaffolding) Questions for students to try. I hope you find this resource useful. Please check out my other resources!. Thank you.
Kinetic Energy PPT- GCSE Physics
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Kinetic Energy PPT- GCSE Physics

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This is a Powerpoint for Kinetic Energy which is found in Topic 1 of GCSE Physics and Double Science. This is an excellent resource which will save you time and engage your students. The PPT contains: Clear WALTs and WILFs has clear slides and not too much information (Cognitive Load) Differentiated by RAG system Worked examples (Scaffolding) Questions for students to try. I hope you find this resource useful.
Metallic Bonding PPT - GCSE Chemistry
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Metallic Bonding PPT - GCSE Chemistry

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This is a Powerpoint for Metallic Bonding which is found in Topic 2: Structure and Bonding of GCSE Chemistry and Double Science. This is an excellent resource which will save you time and engage your students. The PPT contains: Clear WALTs and WILFs has clear slides and not too much information (Cognitive Load) Differentiated by RAG system Worked examples (Scaffolding) Questions for students to try. I hope you find this resource useful.
Genetics PPT - GCSE Biology
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Genetics PPT - GCSE Biology

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This is a Powerpoint for Genetics which is found in Topic 6: Inheritance, Variation and Evolution of GCSE Biology and Double Science. This is an excellent resource which will save you time and engage your students. The PPT contains: Clear WALTs and WILFs has clear slides and not too much information (Cognitive Load) Differentiated by RAG system Worked examples (Scaffolding) Questions for students to try. I hope you find this resource useful.
Properties of Ionic Compounds PPT - GCSE Chemistry
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Properties of Ionic Compounds PPT - GCSE Chemistry

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This is a Powerpoint for Properties of Ionic Compounds which is found in Topic 2: Structure and Bonding of GCSE Chemistry and Double Science. This is an excellent resource which will save you time and engage your students. The PPT contains: Clear WALTs and WILFs has clear slides and not too much information (Cognitive Load Theory) Differentiated by RAG system Slides that are well sequenced to build up knowledge in a logical way. Depending on the resource you are viewing, many resources will also include: Discussion tasks which can be done in pairs. small groups or whole class. Worked examples (Scaffolding) Questions for students to try. I hope you find this resource useful. Please check out my other resources. Thank you for looking!
GCSE Chemistry (Double) Revision - Topic 9 Chemistry of the Atmosphere Questions and Answers
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GCSE Chemistry (Double) Revision - Topic 9 Chemistry of the Atmosphere Questions and Answers

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This is an excellent revison resource for Topic 9: Chemistry of the Atmosphere of GCSE Chemistry (Double Science) that has taken me many weeks to make for my students. I call this the ‘MUST KNOW QUESTIONS’. More importantly they come with ANSWERS which is the part that many resources lack - But NOT this one. You can use this resource in so many ways. See below how I have used them: Print off topic after you have taught it and give to students to revise for upcoming topic test. Print off topic before you have taught a topic and use it as a ‘Flipped Learning’ task. Independent Tasks - Copy a few questions (Lets say 10 questions) and paste into your PPT (No worksheets needed or photocopying) Peer/Self Assessment - Copy and paste the answers onto another slide. (Students love this) Homework - Ask students to complete 10 questions at a time for each homework. Starter Activities (Recall and Retrieval) - Select 3 questions at random in a given topic. Hope this resource is helpful to you and your students. Please check out the other questions and answer revision resources I have for other topics in Chemistry. You can also buy a bundle for Paper 1 or Paper 2 at a reduced rate. Thank you.
GCSE Chemistry (Double) Revision - Topic 6 Rate and Extent of Chemical Change Questions and Answers
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GCSE Chemistry (Double) Revision - Topic 6 Rate and Extent of Chemical Change Questions and Answers

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This is an excellent revison resource for Topic 6: Rate and Extent of Chemical Change of GCSE Chemistry (Double Science) that has taken me many weeks to make for my students. I call this the ‘MUST KNOW QUESTIONS’. More importantly they come with ANSWERS which is the part that many resources lack - But NOT this one. You can use this resource in so many ways. See below how I have used them: Print off topic after you have taught it and give to students to revise for upcoming topic test. Print off topic before you have taught a topic and use it as a ‘Flipped Learning’ task. Independent Tasks - Copy a few questions (Lets say 10 questions) and paste into your PPT (No worksheets needed or photocopying) Peer/Self Assessment - Copy and paste the answers onto another slide. (Students love this) Homework - Ask students to complete 10 questions at a time for each homework. Starter Activities (Recall and Retrieval) - Select 3 questions at random in a given topic. Hope this resource is helpful to you and your students. Please check out the other questions and answer revision resources I have for other topics in Chemistry. You can also buy a bundle for Paper 1 or Paper 2 at a reduced rate. Thank you.
GCSE Triple Chemistry Revision - Topic 2 Structure & Bonding Questions and Answers
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GCSE Triple Chemistry Revision - Topic 2 Structure & Bonding Questions and Answers

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This is an excellent revison resource for Topic 2: Structure and Bonding of GCSE Chemistry (Triple Science) that has taken me many weeks to make for my students. I call this the ‘MUST KNOW QUESTIONS’. More importantly they come with ANSWERS which is the part that many resources lack - But NOT this one. You can use this resource in so many ways. See below how I have used them: Print off topic after you have taught it and give to students to revise for upcoming topic test. Print off topic before you have taught a topic and use it as a ‘Flipped Learning’ task. Independent Tasks - Copy a few questions (Lets say 10 questions) and paste into your PPT (No worksheets needed or photocopying) Peer/Self Assessment - Copy and paste the answers onto another slide. (Students love this) Homework - Ask students to complete 10 questions at a time for each homework. Starter Activities (Recall and Retrieval) - Select 3 questions at random in a given topic. Hope this resource is helpful to you and your students. Please check out the other questions and answer revision resources I have for other topics in Chemistry. You can also buy a bundle for Paper 1 or Paper 2 at a reduced rate. Thank you.
Potential Energy PPT - GCSE Physics
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Potential Energy PPT - GCSE Physics

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This is an excellent Powerpoint resource for Potential Energy which can be used for Double or Triple Science students. It has clear slides to explain what Potential Energy is and also includes how it can be transferred into Kinetic energy. There are discussion slides that allow students to discuss in pairs before the teacher explains or takes feedback. There are also good scaffolded examples of calculation type questions to help students followed by more examples for students to work independently on. The Powerpoint is clearly differentiated using a RAG system.
Electrolysis of Molten Ionic Compounds
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Electrolysis of Molten Ionic Compounds

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This is a Powerpoint for Electrolysis of Molten Ionic Compounds which is found in Topic 4: Chemical Changes of GCSE Chemistry and Double Science. This is an excellent resource which will save you time and engage your students. The PPT contains: Clear WALTs and WILFs has clear slides and not too much information (Cognitive Load) Differentiated by RAG system Worked examples (Scaffolding) Questions for students to try. I hope you find this resource useful. Please check out my other resources!. Thank you.