Games for Years 10 and 11
Where the exam boards differ, a game says which board it follows. For equations, see the physics equation sheet, and for masses of elements, the periodic table by exam board.
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Science games for GCSE students in Years 10 and 11. Each one practises a skill that exam questions test.
Chemistry
Practise balancing equations: pick the balanced symbol equation, count the atoms and add state symbols. Free GCSE chemistry game. Years 9 to 11
Biology
Build animal and plant cells part by part, then a bacterial cell, and match each part to its job. Free GCSE biology game. Year 9 to 11
Physics
Build series and parallel circuits, then predict what the ammeter or voltmeter reads. A free GCSE physics game with no login. Year 9 to 11
Physics
Make an electromagnet stronger, find its north pole, then use F = B I l and Fleming's left-hand rule for the motor effect. Free GCSE game. Year 9 to 11
Physics
Name the energy stores and the transfer in everyday scenes, then work out the efficiency. A free GCSE physics game with no login. Year 9 to 11
Physics
Practise GCSE physics equations: rearrange each one, then calculate with the right units. Free, no login. Years 9 to 11.
Chemistry
Match flame test colours to metal ions: lithium, sodium, potassium, calcium and copper, with AQA or Edexcel colour words. Free GCSE game. Years 9 to 11
Physics
Read a half-life off a graph, work out what is left after each half-life and balance alpha and beta decay equations. Free GCSE game. Year 9 to Year 11
Physics
Practise specific heat capacity and latent heat: find the temperature rise, the energy to melt ice and boil water, and read a heating curve. Year 9 to 11
Biology
Use the magnification formula to find magnification, image size or real size, with mm, µm, nm and scale bars. Free GCSE biology game. Year 9 to 11
Chemistry
A moles calculation game for GCSE Higher Tier: turn a mass into moles, use mole ratios and find the mass of a product. Free chemistry game. Years 10 to 11
Physics
Balance a beam with the principle of moments, then find the moment in N m, with distances in cm and masses in kg. Free GCSE game. Year 9 to Year 11
Physics
Read motion graphs: speed from a gradient, acceleration from a slope and distance from the area. Free GCSE physics game. Year 9 to Year 11
Chemistry
A periodic table game for GCSE: place elements by group and period, pick electron arrangements and work out relative formula mass. Year 9 to 11
Chemistry
A pH scale game: sort samples from acidic to alkaline, name the salt an acid makes and tell strong acids from concentrated ones. GCSE, Years 9 to 11
Biology
Build the photosynthesis equation, read rate graphs and find the limiting factor. Free GCSE biology game with Higher tier questions. Year 9 to 11
Physics
GCSE pressure calculations: use p = F ÷ A with areas in cm² or m², then find the water pressure on a diver as they go deeper. Free game. Year 9 to 11
Chemistry
Put metals in reactivity series order for AQA, Edexcel or OCR Twenty First Century, then say which metal displaces which. Free GCSE game. Years 9 to 11
Biology
Build the aerobic and anaerobic respiration equation from word tiles, then match the formulae. Free GCSE biology game. Year 9 to 11
Physics
Find the resultant force from a free body diagram, then use F = m a to find the acceleration. A free GCSE physics game. Year 9 to 11
Chemistry
Work out the chromatography Rf value of a spot from a drawn chromatogram, then decide if a sample is pure or a mixture. Free GCSE game. Years 9 to 11
Physics
A 60-second unit conversion game for GCSE physics: prefixes, hours to seconds, km/h to m/s and cm² to m². Free, no login. Year 9 to 11
Physics
Use the wave speed equation, read a wave off a grid and put the electromagnetic spectrum in order. Free GCSE physics game. Year 9 to Year 11
Where the exam boards differ, a game says which board it follows. For equations, see the physics equation sheet, and for masses of elements, the periodic table by exam board.
You can also browse all our games by topic.
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