This focuses on the discovery of the atoms and scientists that contributed to it. This is done with a fun sci-book activity. All resources are included.

To establish baseline knowledge all students have the opportunity to sit this assessment and remediate knowledge gaps from key stage 3. This is not a standalone resource and should be purchased alongside others in the series.

This is a revision resource that encourages independence and learning of key outcomes. This would take a couple of lessons to complete as there are multiple tasks to improve understanding.

Simple but effective lesson involving using spaghetti to model cracking hydrocarbons. Exam question to finish.

The lesson starts with recall biology questions followed by a station based activity and exam questions.

Practical lesson that covers filtration.

Practical based lesson embedding graph skills.

Well resourced lesson specific to Edexcel CC1-CC2.

This knowledge organiser makes and ideal in lesson help sheet or a homework revision activity. On the reverse are standard and higher progress question to ensure the learning outcomes have been achieved.

The lesson starts with a riddle to promote scientific thinking before moving on to describe the 3 states of matter. The students have to construct meaning via putting the key phrases next to the state of matter. There is then a work sheet aimed at promoting scientific thinking before the lesson concludes with an exit ticket.

This is the perfect self-contained revision/ homework resource. On the front side there is the key information and diagrams and reverse there are strengthen and extension questions.

The lesson starts by recapping previous knowledge before the students melt ice making observations about temperature. This is then reviewed before understanding is assessed via a hinge point question. This leads to a differentiated GCSE 6 mark question before the lesson concludes with an exit ticket.

Well differentiated lesson recapping melting points and mixtures.

Practical based lesson focussing on table drawing skills and lab saftey.

practical based lesson investigating chromatography and RF values.

This lesson on earth chemistry looks focuses on an experiment to establish the reactivity series of metals. The lesson starts with a teacher led explanation of the composition of the Earth and a key definition. The teacher then models how to perform the experiment while the students write a method (success criteria included). The students then perform the experiment followed by a question led conclusion. The lesson concludes with an exit ticket.

This resource targets student action, there is some instruction and then multiple opportunities for students to practice this key GCSE concept.

The lesson looks at the development of the modern periodic table, this includes the story of Mendeleev. It helps if you have access to the edexcel textbooks as the copy of the page is not of good quality.

Here is a SOLO taxonomy task that scaffolds learning around the relationship between atomic number and the periodic table.

This lesson on isotopes covers the basic theory and then assesses understanding with a GCSE 6 mark question.