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GCSE Science revision posters — free A3 printables
Six A3 posters for the laboratory: twenty-six physics equations grouped by topic with the unit of every symbol, eighteen chemistry and biology calculations, units and prefixes and standard form, the vocabulary a method has to use, the nine hazard symbols, and the six rules of drawing a graph.
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What it is. 6 A3 posters, print-ready, every exam board.
What it is for. The laboratory rather than one unit of it. Everything here is needed in every topic: the equations, the units, the words a method has to use, the symbols on the bottles and the rules for a graph. A cell diagram earns its wall space for three weeks; these earn it for the year.
How it supports learning. Each equation is set with the unit of every symbol in the order the symbols appear, so a reading can be checked before it is substituted rather than after the answer comes out wrong. Accurate, precise and resolution are given three separate definitions, because most marks lost in practical questions are lost on that vocabulary and not on the science. The nine hazard symbols are drawn rather than photographed, since they are recognised by outline across a bench. And the graph sheet is one worked set of axes with all six rules visible on it at once. Crosses rather than blobs, a line of best fit rather than dot-to-dot, and a ringed anomaly the line goes past instead of through.
How to get it. Free. Leave a name and an email and the set is yours. You get the full resolution file, clean, print-ready at A3, with nothing across it.
- Written to
- Quoted from the published subject content across the GCSE Science specifications
- Intended for
- laboratory walls, prep rooms and revision spaces
- Extent
- 6 pages · 5 sections
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Contents
All 5 sections
Taken from the book’s own contents page, so the page numbers are the real ones.