Identification of ions and spectroscopic means, Exam Practise Questions, GCSE AQA Exam Board Excellent revision resources

Alkenes & Alcohol, Exam Practise Questions, GCSE AQA Exam Board Excellent revision resources

Polymers, Exam Practise Questions, GCSE AQA Exam Board Excellent revision resources

Hydrocarbon as fuels and feedstock, Exam Practise Questions, GCSE AQA Exam Board Excellent revision resources

Rate of reaction, Exam Practise Questions, GCSE AQA Exam Board Excellent revision resources

Reversible & Dynamic Equilbrium, Exam Practise Questions, GCSE AQA Exam Board Excellent revision resources

Alkali metals and Halogens: Exam practise Questions, GCSE ALL BOARDS Lesson Ready to go! Key Highlights: Well differentiated starter with extension and challenge Dual coding Option of Think Pair Share Option of Group Activity Exam question practise A range of activities Well structured

Chemical bond: Ionic, Mettalic & covalent, Exam practise question, GCSE

Properties of Transition metal, Exam practise Questions, GCSE AQA MARK SCHEME

The Periodic table, Exam Practise Questions, GCSE AQA MARK SCHEME

Universal indicator - KS3 and KS4

What is an acid ? The use of universal indicator

How can we represent substances? Chemistry KS3 Lesson Ready to go! Key Highlights: Well differentiated starter with extension and challenge Dual coding Option of Think Pair Share Option of Group Activity Exam question practise A range of activities Well structured

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This is a lesson ready to go ! Lesson Ready to go! Key Highlights: Well differentiated starter with extension and challenge Dual coding Option of Think Pair Share Option of Group Activity Exam question practise A range of activities Well structured

You can just download and teach, no need to plan to change. The Particle Model Theory - KS3 Lesson is ready to go and to be taught. Lesson Ready to go! Key Highlights: Well differentiated starter with extension and challenge Dual coding Option of Think Pair Share Option of Group Activity Exam question practise A range of activities Well structured

Introduction to Atoms - KS2 & KS3 This is a great lesson to start chemistry with year 7 and 8. The lesson starts of with what matter is ( solid, liquid and gas). The it moves on to what the ancient greece though matter were made out of. The lesson then leads to what we know today, ATOMS. There are lots of activities in this lesson, Followed by a poster design. Lesson Ready to go! Key Highlights: Well differentiated starter with extension and challenge Dual coding Option of Think Pair Share Option of Group Activity Exam question practise A range of activities Well structured