Science lessons.Joined up.
Matching slides, simulations and student booklets
for Cambridge IGCSE science.
One picture.
Three places.
On the screen.
In the simulation.
On the page.
Biology
0610 · In developmentChemistry
Explore the Rates of reaction sample below.
0620 · Extended sample
Physics
0625 · In developmentSee how the
resources connect.
Which acid reacts faster?
Ask the class to predict which acid reacts faster. Both pieces of calcium carbonate drop into the acid together.
Inside the Rates of reaction lesson
The teaching slide
Ask students to predict the result before showing the reaction.
The live simulation
Compare particle collisions at different concentrations.
The student page
The diagrams and key facts, ready to revisit.
The answer scaffold
Connect the cause, the consequence and the conclusion.
A routine students
can recognise.
Recall. Teach. Check.
Practise. Review.
Each lesson follows the same routine, with retrieval practice, clear diagrams and structured exam answers. Familiar diagrams help students focus on the science.
Explore the teaching researchDeveloped by
Matt Griffiths.
2020–2026Matt Griffiths taught science in UK state schools from 2020 to 2026 and marked GCSE science papers for AQA.
The resources he built became his department’s standard. Now he’s making connected lessons for Cambridge IGCSE science.
Before you try it.
Not yet. Our first sample is a rates-of-reaction lesson for Extended Chemistry, with final checks still under way. The full Biology, Chemistry and Physics courses are being built. We’re inviting schools to explore a free topic trial as we develop them.
Tell us the topic after next and when you start teaching it. Matt reviews the topic and timing before a trial is confirmed. Once agreed, the whole topic comes digitally, free, a week before teaching starts. In return, we ask for honest feedback. Any review or quote is used only with your permission.
No personal devices or student logins are needed for the simulations. The teacher controls them from the front of the classroom. Students answer in exercise books. How students access the booklet during a trial is discussed with each school.
What are you
teaching next?
Tell us the topic after next and when you’ll teach it. Matt will review both before confirming a free trial.