This is a flash card program that I have used for years. I have broken the Y10 and Y11 biology and chemistry down into their units. Great for individual and group revision. 16 sets of cards. 16 topics. 250+ questions. Great for those with poor memory. These are fully editable. Well worth the 2 pounds.
Lots of lovely tough questions for Grade 7+ physics. Lots of calculations and analysis. I will be using these as homework but equally good for in class. Topics include waves, forces, energy.
7 pages of physics goodness. Could easily be used as a practice exam (perhaps with a little editing to suit in house style). Utilizing past question diagrams from all 3 exam boards. Does have some elements of separate sciences but could be edited to use with combined students. Lots of the application type questions that the new exam will require.
Part 15! This is a 6 page revision exercise / assessment that I have made for my classes. Utilising past question images there are lots of analysis, 6 marker practice and calculations. Please look at my others if you like this and review
The syllabus stripped down and reassembled. Salient points expanded upon. Key diagrams included. Opportunities to practice diagrams and formulas. 10 pages of geeky goodness. I have included a power point which has the worked answers diagrams on.
Lots of electromagnetism, forces and energy calculations. 8 pages. Hour and a half of good quality revision. Grade 7+ . Please review and message me if you want a large number of these.
12 pages of new revision loveliness. Lots of calculations interpretation. Forces, space, electromagnetism and waves. Mostly nice and tricky. 2 lessons work easy. Please review and look at my other stuff.
Use as a review or preparation. This takes the topics from last years paper and applies them in new contexts. Most of my resources are number heavy but this one is more knowledge based. There are references to pages numbefrs in the CGP purple revision guide if they get stuck. A nice piece of work which my students took to well.
This is dressed up syllabus (with diagrams) and a series of exercises based upon them. These include diagrams, key words and calculations. Nothing fancy but does the job!
Thought this might help some people. Remembering the formulas will be the key to passing the physics exams. I have written out the formulas in words i.e. "The speed of a wave depends on the frequency and the wavelength. If either is bigger then the speed is faster." This can stimulate different thought processes especially if spoken aloud. Good starter and certainly can't hurt.