Revision Monkey on YouTube. Head of Science who enjoys sharing and creating resources for students and other teachers.
Southampton, England
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Hundreds of FREE revision cards for the AQA science specification (combined and triple).
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Progress tracked through the cards. Traffic light system for cards learned. Green when complete, amber after two weeks, red after four weeks.
Summary videos too.
Remember that 20% of the Chemistry paper is calculations. This summary video starts with those calculations and the required practicals and ends with the rest of the content for AQA Foundation Chemistry Paper 1 youtu.be/Lbco_wxV8eQ?si=87iz… via @YouTube
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Last minute revision for Biology Paper 1? Watch the Biology Paper 1 video (includes content, maths skills and types of questions). Good luck for tomorrow! #exams #gcse #science #biologypaper1
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Lots of new signups to these FREE revision cards. Let’s get all of those recall marks in the bag! That’s 40 % of the exam sorted! #GCSE #science #revision
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Lots of last minute #gcserevision going on here! It’s the last stretch! Recall is worth 40% of the marks, so make sure you learn as many of these as possible! All the revision cards are FREE and are currently for AQA science. #GCSE #revision #science
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One week to go! Last minute revision for the #GCSE exams or Year 10 #mocks. Try and learn as many of these revision cards for AQA science as you can. They’re all free. #revision #GCSEs
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Summary videos for 2026 Exams! Not only do they include content, but they start with hints and tips for each exam. youtube.com/playlist?list=PL… via @YouTube
Two weeks to go! Have a look through these FREE revision cards for AQA science and see which areas you need to focus your revision on. Recall is worth 40% of your exam so learn as many as possible!
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If you’re doing Higher Tier, pay particular attention to the revision cards that say Higher in the top right hand corner.
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Required Practicals youtube.com/playlist?list=PL… via @YouTube
Knowledge of required practicals makes up 15% of exam marks. Make sure you know them well! Detailed videos here to help.
At the end of each set of cards, you can choose to reset your progress and try them all again OR just do the sub-set of questions you don’t yet know.
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Free revision cards to help with the 40% recall. Check them out now!
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Google form quizzes for AQA science, like the one below, now added to the website gcserevisionmonkey.com
All free to use…
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Updated website with Key Stage 3 and GCSE videos. Will add lots more soon.
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It’s the colouration that makes the painted bat (Kerivoula picta) remarkable. Its body is covered in downy orange fur, while its wings are striped in highly-contrasting black and orange
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5 essential videos to watch for tomorrow’s exam:
P1Q1: youtu.be/bWWR1CwxgLI
P1Q2: youtu.be/AwJ88UQtxMY
P1Q3: youtu.be/riXbUX184SA
P1Q4: youtu.be/RGHVNHCYvd4
P1Q5: youtu.be/toEnSAWuWTs
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Candles burns thanks to a combustion reaction that requires oxygen (O₂). When you pour a cup of CO2 over the candles, this displacesall the normally mixed air, along with all that O₂ the fire needs to burn
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