A worksheet and fully complete answer sheet resource aimed at 14-16 chemistry students which covers particles and their behaviour.

A crossword resource which could be set for revision of acids,bases and buffer solutions aimed at post 16 year old chemistry students.

A crossword resource which could be set for revision of equilibria aimed at post 16 year old chemistry students.

A crossword resource which could be set for revision of kinetics aimed at post 16 year old chemistry students.

Here at green APL we are developing a set of multiple choice questions to prepare students for AQA chemistry A Level examination papers. We aim to develop more sets of questions to support teachers with preparing their students for this aspect of the examinations. This resource consists of a series of 12 multiple choice questions and answers which cover year 1 group 7 elements. This resource can be adapted and added too according to your needs.

Here at green APL we are developing a set of multiple choice questions to prepare students for AQA chemistry A Level examination papers. We aim to develop more sets of questions to support teachers with preparing their students for this aspect of the examinations. This resource consists of a series of 12 multiple choice questions and answers which cover year 1 alcohols. This resource can be adapted and added too according to your needs.

Here at green APL we are developing a set of multiple choice questions to prepare students for AQA chemistry A Level examination papers. We aim to develop more sets of questions to support teachers with preparing their students for this aspect of the examinations. This resource consists of a series of 12 multiple choice questions and answers which cover year 1 bonding and molecular shape. This resource can be adapted and added too according to your needs.

Here at green APL we are developing a set of multiple choice questions to prepare students for AQA chemistry A Level examination papers. We aim to develop more sets of questions to support teachers with preparing their students for this aspect of the examinations. This resource consists of a series of 12 multiple choice questions and answers which cover year 1 atomic structure. This resource can be adapted and added too according to your needs.

Student worksheet about the Haber Process to be used when teaching chemical equilibrium and the Haber Process. It can be set as classwork or for homework, fully complete worked answers and mark scheme are included with this resource.

A game which is aimed at chemistry students, such as GCSE/KS4, to practise balancing chemical equations. The students can use their fidget spinners as a timer and compete against each other balancing as many equations as possible within the time. There are 3 sets of balancing equation games, which each contain 15 equations to balance, in this package. The equations are grouped into 3 different levels. The package also includes an answer sheet for each set of equations.

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This comprehensive collection of well over 80+ chemistry worksheets, including fully worked answer sheets, has been developed for chemistry students and covers a wide range of different chemistry topics. It would be suitable for students studying various chemistry curriculums around the world such as (e.g. GCSE). Topics covered include : balancing equations, acids, atomic structure, alcohols, chemical analysis, electrolysis, chemical equilbria, chemical calculations, group 7, group 1, metals, rates of reaction, etc. The single user licence is for one user of this package only, such as an individual teacher. It can’t be shared between teachers. For multiple teacher use, such as in a chemistry/science department, please purchase the multi user licence. Many thanks, green APL.

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This worksheet and answer sheet is aimed at GCSE chemistry students and covers harder chemical calculations involving moles.