GCSE Chemistry AQA Key Fact Revision Cards - Summary cards for quick revision (CGP AQA GCSE Chemistry)

These CGP Key Fact Revision Cards are like having mini-cheat sheets that actually help you remember everything! Once you've gone through your main revision, these cards are brilliant for keeping all those important chemistry facts fresh in your mind. They're definitely a lot less effort than trying to make your own from scratch. I love how each card has a quick summary on the front, along with little questions that really get you thinking about the topic. Then, flipping it over gives you more detailed notes, diagrams, and definitions to jog your memory. It's a really simple but effective way to quickly review and reinforce what you've learned. If you're still in the earlier stages of studying, CGP also does Revision Question Cards, which sound great for testing your knowledge and finding any areas you need to focus on more. But for those final stages of revision, these Key Fact cards are a fantastic way to quickly recap everything and build your confidence before the exam. They make it easy to squeeze in a bit of revision whenever you have a spare moment!

I previously had the more detailed CGP flashcards, these are much less overwhelming, though they don't have as much detail. Useful for getting the basic facts memorised but then need expanding by other means. Like other CGP products they match the specification well and are accurate

Got these for my daughter who is currently studying for her GCSE examinations. She says they’re very good for quick study sessions and contains a lot of info on each and every card. Overall, Compact and informative. I highly recommend these as a necessary revision aid for GCSE students!

Super useful, especially for topics like bonding, acids, and calculations. They’re easy to flick through and way less overwhelming than a textbook. Perfect if you just want to drill the key facts and concepts without too much fluff.

Got these for my daughter for help and ease with studying. Have saved time writing flash cards for herself. Now she can spend the time studying questions and answers. Cover the same topics she has so far in her chemistry GCSE’s leasons which is great

I recently picked up the New GCSE Chemistry AQA Key Fact Revision Cards from CGP, and I have to say, they are a fantastic resource for anyone studying for the AQA GCSE Chemistry exam. These revision cards are incredibly well-organized and break down complex topics into easy-to-digest key facts. The cards cover all the essential topics from the curriculum, and each card is clear, concise, and full of relevant information that makes revision both effective and efficient. Whether you’re revising at home, on the go, or before class, these cards provide a quick reference guide to refresh your memory. I love how the cards are structured with bullet points, summaries, and key terms highlighted, which really helps with retaining important information. The compact size of the cards makes them portable, so I can take them anywhere – and the design is visually appealing, which makes them more engaging. These cards are also ideal for last-minute revision or for testing your knowledge, as they allow for quick quizzing on specific topics. The language is simple and accessible, so even tricky concepts are easier to understand.

New GCSE Chemistry AQA Key Fact Revision Cards - Summary cards for quick revision (CGP AQA GCSE Chemistry) These are good quality revision cards that are easy to use. The information is good and the concept of using the cards is easy to follow once you get the hang of it. The way each card is laid out is good and it's not just shown as dry facts and figures.

My son is revising for his GCSEs at the moment and every little helps! He’s really impressed with these cards - they basically summarise all the syllabus areas into one card each, with key points and words/phrases on one side and some more detail on the flip side. They wouldn’t necessarily replace a full set of hand-written revision notes but for specific areas, if someone needs a quick refresher of trickier areas perhaps just before the exam, these will be great, or for quick fire questioning when revising. Definitely worth the money - recommended.