This pack contains a key knowledge checks for the Rates of Reaction and Energy Changes topic. There is a practice question and model answer for each outcome of the new 1-9 GCSE - for both foundation and higher students. This is a highly useful resource that students can use before their exams to make sure they know about each outcome that could come up. It also comes with a blank version for students to write in.

This pack contains a five lesson PowerPoint focusing on the Atomic Structure and the Periodic Table - including: How can you investigate rates of reaction - disappearing cross and acid/marble chip reactions Collision Theory Catalysts and Enzymes Investigating energy changes Exothermic and Endothermic Reaction Profiles Activation Energy The PowerPoint booklet contains all the key information needed for the new GCSE, with self-made graphics/diagrams and questions linked to the accompanying AfL Booklet which can be used as in lesson AfL or as homework. There are also links to revision videos to help your students revise the topic. Finally, there is an accompanying mark scheme to help non-specialists as well. I hope you find it as useful as my students do!

This pack contains a pdf AfL workbook focusing on the Rates of Reaction and Energy Changes topic - including: How can you investigate rates of reaction - disappearing cross and acid/marble chip reactions Collision Theory Catalysts and Enzymes Investigating energy changes Exothermic and Endothermic Reaction Profiles Activation Energy The AfL booklet contains a range of questions - including key words, knowledge checks, standard tier questions and higher tier questions designed to test the highest of ability students. There is an accompanying mark scheme to help non-specialists as well.

This pack contains a four lesson AfL Work Book focusing on Groups in the Periodic Table topic, including: The Alkali Metals The Halogens and Displacement Reactions The Noble Gases The AfL booklet contains a range of questions - including key words, knowledge checks, standard tier questions and higher tier questions designed to test the highest of ability students. There is an accompanying mark scheme to help non-specialists as well.

This pack contains a key knowledge checks for the Calculations Involving Masses topic. There is a practice question and model answer for each outcome of the new 1-9 GCSE - for both foundation and higher students. This is a highly useful resource that students can use before their exams to make sure they know about each outcome that could come up. It also comes with a blank version for students to write in.

This is an AfL Work Book aimed at the new 2016 Science GCSE. It covers everything the students need to know about the Calculations Involving Masses topic, including: Conservation of Mass Relative Formula Mass Empirical Formula Concentration Calculating Masses from Reactants Moles, Mass and Avogadro’s Number Limiting Reagents (H) Stoichiometry (H) It contains: A. Outcomes for the GCSE, B. Video links which contain information, questions and model answers, C. Revision notes which have been written by myself, specifically for the course D. Practice exam questions E. Model answers

This pack contains a ten lesson PowerPoint focusing on the Types of Substance (Ionic, Covalent and Metallic Bonding) topic - including: What are Ions? What are the charges of different ions and compound ions? Drawing Ionic compounds Finding the formula of ionic compounds What are the properties of Ionic Compounds What are molecules? What are the sizes of simple molecules? Drawing covalent compounds What are the properties of simple molecular substances? Metals and Non-metals Giant Covalent Substances Allotropes of Carbon Polymers and Models How to work out if something is ionic, covalent or metallic The PowerPoint booklet contains all the key information needed for the new GCSE, with self-made graphics/diagrams and questions linked to the accompanying AfL Booklet which can be used as in lesson AfL or as homework. There are also links to revision videos to help your students revise the topic. Finally, there is an accompanying mark scheme to help non-specialists as well. I hope you find it as useful as my students do!

This pack contains a key knowledge checks for the Types of Substance (Ionic, Covalent and Metallic Bonding) topic. There is a practice question and model answer for each outcome of the new 1-9 GCSE - for both foundation and higher students. This is a highly useful resource that students can use before their exams to make sure they know about each outcome that could come up. It also comes with a blank version for students to write in.

This pack contains a revision guide focusing on the Types of Substance Topic - including revision material for: What are Ions? What are the charges of different ions and compound ions? Drawing Ionic compounds Finding the formula of ionic compounds What are the properties of Ionic Compounds What are molecules? What are the sizes of simple molecules? Drawing covalent compounds What are the properties of simple molecular substances? Metals and Non-metals Giant Covalent Substances Allotropes of Carbon Polymers and Models How to work out if something is ionic, covalent or metallic The Revision Guide booklet contains all of the key information you need for the topic, as well as some practice questions to test your understanding (and a mark scheme to see if you are right!!)

This pack contains a ten lesson AfL Work Book focusing on ionic, covalent and metallic bonding including: 1. What are Ions? What are the charges of different ions and compound ions? Drawing Ionic compounds Finding the formula of ionic compounds What are the properties of Ionic Compounds What are molecules? What are the sizes of simple molecules? Drawing covalent compounds What are the properties of simple molecular substances? Metals and Non-metals Giant Covalent Substances Allotropes of Carbon Polymers and Models How to work out if something is ionic, covalent or metallic The AfL booklet contains a range of questions - including key words, knowledge checks, standard tier questions and higher tier questions designed to test the highest of ability students. There is an accompanying mark scheme to help non-specialists as well.

This pack contains a key knowledge checks for the Atomic Structure and the Periodic Table. There is a practice question and model answer for each outcome of the new 1-9 GCSE - for both foundation and higher students. This is a highly useful resource that students can use before their exams to make sure they know about each outcome that could come up. It also comes with a blank version for students to write in.

This pack contains a revision guide focusing on the Atomic Structure and the Periodic Table - including revision material for: The History of the Atom The Atom today - charge, mass, and calculating Protons, Neutrons and Electrons Isotopes The History of the Periodic Table The Periodic Table Electronic Configuration and its link to Periods and Groups The Revision Guide booklet contains all of the key information you need for the topic, as well as some practice questions to test your understanding (and a mark scheme to see if you are right!!)

This pack contains a five lesson PowerPoint focusing on the Atomic Structure and the Periodic Table - including: The History of the Atom The Atom today - charge, mass, and calculating Protons, Neutrons and Electrons Isotopes The History of the Periodic Table The Periodic Table Electronic Configuration and its link to Periods and Groups The PowerPoint booklet contains all the key information needed for the new GCSE, with self-made graphics/diagrams and questions linked to the accompanying AfL Booklet which can be used as in lesson AfL or as homework. There are also links to revision videos to help your students revise the topic. Finally, there is an accompanying mark scheme to help non-specialists as well. I hope you find it as useful as my students do!

This pack contains a pdf afl workbook focusing on the Atomic Structure and the Periodic Table - including: The History of the Atom The Atom today - charge, mass, and calculating Protons, Neutrons and Electrons Isotopes The History of the Periodic Table The Periodic Table Electronic Configuration and its link to Periods and Groups The AfL booklet contains a range of questions - including key words, knowledge checks, standard tier questions and higher tier questions designed to test the highest of ability students. There is an accompanying mark scheme to help non-specialists as well.

This booklet is aimed to support students in the tricky skills aspect of the new GCSE. It includes: A Periodic Table Common Substances Writing Word Equations Picking information from the text Word Equations: Metals and Oxygen Word Equations: Metals and Water Word Equations: Displacement Reactions Word Equations: Complete and Incomplete Combustion Word Equations: Acid – Base reactions Word Equations: Reduction reactions Practice Questions: Word Equations Balancing Simple Equations Practice Questions: Balancing Equations Finding the formula for ionic substances Finding the formula for covalent substances Writing Balanced Equations Writing Balanced Equations: Metals and Oxygen Writing Balanced Equations: Metals and Water Writing Balanced Equations: Displacement Reactions Writing Balanced Equations: Combustion Writing Balanced Equations: Acid – Base reactions Writing Balanced Equations: Reduction reactions Practice Questions: Writing Balancing Equations Writing Ionic Equations (H) Practice Questions: Writing Ionic Equations Writing Half Equations (H) Practice Questions: Writing Half Equations Hopefully you find it as useful as my students have!

This is a revision guide for the second paper of the new GCSE 1-9. It contains outcomes, with links to revision videos for each outcome. Key knowledge checks - short, sharp, key facts about each topic that will guarantee a grade 4/5 Key words and definitions for the whole of paper 2 Revision notes for the whole of paper 2 MODEL QUESTIONS for EVERY outcome with model GCSE answers. The topics contained in Paper 2 are: Atomic Structure The Periodic Table Types of Substance (Ionic, Metallic and Covalent) Calculations involving Masses I hope you find it as useful as my students have!