Time for some independent study in the computer room - this worksheet covers all students need to now about the early atmosphere. Might be good for an independent HW too,

A stand alone sheet. Students can use to research the early atmosphere. Questions get more difficult as you move through the sheet. What else do you need? Access to the internet! Or a textbook.

A cracking lesson about cracking for a mid to high set.Some activities linked to the Pearson Combined textbook if you have it but could be adapted to whatever you have. Starter, theory and summary qs all included.

Got the computer room booked? Why not get your students to get a bit of independent work done while you oversee their progress. This lesson’s all about pollution problems from combustible fuels and has three stages of difficulty. Secure>Develop>Challenge. Sit back and let the learning commence!

Get to grips with alkanes. A theory lesson aimed at the foundation level Gd 1-5. Lots of clear diagrams and opportunity to practice of the knowledge.

A tip top lesson on the lovely alkanes. Introduction to everyone’s favourite homologous series. Suitable for a single lesson. contains video links and an extension data analysis activity they can have a go at. Graph paper at the ready!

Intro to the theory behind fractional distillation. Includes a challenging starter activity. Video links to relevant videos. Main class activities and an exam style question for students to get their teeth into. Enjoy!

Lesson focused on crude oil and what hydrocarbons actually are - some of the activities link to the standard GCSE combined science Pearson textbook.

Need a break from the lab? Why not book the computer room/laptop trolley and get the kids to do some independent learning? Guided worksheets that they can use in conjunction with the bbc bitesize site. Have fun!

Catalyst lesson for a foundation set. Includes a simple practical where you can compare the effectiveness of catalysts by measuring “height of bubbles”. Refer to CLEAPSS for all practicals you plan before you carry out with students.

Lesson all about catalysts. The standard demos e.g elephant toothpaste and the relevant theory linked to catalysts. Also includes video links to relevant videos and tasks linked to the Pearson Edexcel combined science book text book if you have it.

Foundation lesson for catalyst topic. Based on the Pearson/Active Learn scheme and has some tasks referenced to the combined science textbook. Plenty of straightforward tasks for a lower set to get on with. Video links as well.

Core practical lesson showing the relationship between temperature and the rate of reaction. Full lesson with method, analysis and typical results if your students run out of time (they usually do!).

Collision theory foundation lesson - sheets referred to link to active learn scheme if you subscribe to that and the book i s the standard Pearson textbook.

Simple review lesson for lower attaining students. Activities are linked to the Pearson combined Science textbook. Simple starter and independent tasks to carry out.

Super simple rates of reaction practical lesson for a low ability foundation set. To save cash use magnesium carbonate powder or if you can afford it - alka seltszer tablets broken up into rough quarters. Visual method availableto help students with the practical that could be printed out.

Straightforward rate of reaction lesson aimed at Gd 5-9. Includes results tables analysis questions. Reaction is a simple reaction between Mg strip and acid.

Practical lesson with method, results table and analysis questions. Extension activities link to the combined science Pearson textbook if you have it. But lesson runs fine without it. Typical results included and pictorial method added to help students. Aimed at a middle set - around Gd 4-6

Classic rates of reaction practical aimed at a foundation level set. Includes starter, blank results table and straightforward method and analysis. Pearson textbook useful as a back up but not necessary to complete this useful lesson,

Lesson aimed at a low ability set studying surface area and rates of reaction. Using jelly cubes as simple way to explore the ideas in this topic. Starter, results table and class results include.