Topic on a page for separating techniques. Suitable for any separating techniques chemistry.

Structured revision mat to help students with the AQA revision for the topic C1.1.

A task that can be given to students to research the Haber process. Includes key words and guidance. This task can be set as an easy-to-mark homework or class activity.

Reactivity of metals (AQA) on a page. Contains areas for key words and processes.

Topic on a page for AQA GCSE chemistry. C1 topic - The periodic table.

Booklet that takes each student through the concentration calculations. Building up to completing a whole titration calculation that is unstructured. There are 38 practice questions, plus the worked examples. The questions are grouped by challenge and includes unit changes as well. Random questions could be used to spot-check whole-class understanding.

Worksheet to go with the classic chemistry demonstration of the equilibrium of colbalt chloride. Students observe the reaction, make predictions, colour in the test tubes and answer the questions. Can be used with the AQA GCSE chemistry 9-1 C6 topic. Or any other equilibrium lesson.

Topic on a page for the AQA chemistry C4 topic - acids and bases.

GCSE biology only. Tissue culture revision resource. This is a revision mat, covering the stages of tissue culture, uses, benefits, concerns and comparison to animal cloning.

Quick multiple choice quiz. Ideal for starter, plenary or revision.

6 round quiz. Students can work in teams to answer chemistry questions.

Revision booklet for use with GCSE students. Includes revision tips, revision timetables - all formatted for GCSE examinations 2022.

Student checksheets adapted in light of the 2022 advanced information for AQA biology. This is for the Higher tier.

GCSE biology student checklists adapted for the 2022 advanced information. This is for the Foundation tier.

Checksheets taken from the specification, which can be used to help check notes through a topic, or during revision.

For GCSE students studying the development of the periodic table. This activity gets students to sort the elements and use the patterns to predict the properties of the missing element. The instructions are included, but it is recommended that the material is printed on card (different colours), cut out and liminated.

Each sheet contains a 10-15 revision task, followed by examination questions. Answers are included.

Simple worksheet using Thinking Hats to target research on the information needed for GCSE chemistry on clean fuels topics.