This booklet contains each of the 12 practicals required by the AQA A Level Chemistry syllabus. Each practical is split into the following sections: • An outline of the equipment used • Suggested methods • Diagrams showing the equipment set up • Past paper exam questions covering the practicals • Mark schemes for the questions • Examiners notes on the questions

A booklet for every topic of AQA GCSE chemistry - it tells you common questions that come up with exact answers to give so you can really make sure you know those key terms Use it to help you with exam questions, use it to test yourself at home, or with friends.

Organic synthesis revision game! In teams pupils are to attempt to fill in the organic synthesis mind map for the whole of the AQA chemistry A level course, starting with ethane at the top. Where there is an “M” this requires them to write a mechanism. Otherwise just add the reagents and conditions to the arrow. Once done, they do a 10 question quiz on the topic of organic synthesis which is on the last slide. They are given a starting material and asked for reactions to make other organic substances, including mechanisms where required. PPT first slide = map to be printed off A3. Second slide = answers in colour to be printed off. Third slide = quiz.

A series of puzzles for people to solve leading to a final clue (a volume of alkali) to give as an answer - a colour change indicates a correct answer and the key to escape! It took between 15 and 20 minutes to escape. Included is all the information on what to put as the different clue stations, along with answers and information cards, and stickers made to the sticker sheet template of 8 stickers per page. There is also an information sheet on how to do it as well as an answer sheet to fill in. We had extra help on the white board at the front (Mass = moles x Mr and Moles = concentration x volume). It proved really popular with parents and prosepective students so thought I would share it in case others want to use the same thing. This took many hours to make (as you can imagine!)… hence the £10 cost.

This is lessons 7 - 9 of 9 lessons as part of the 4.10 section of the new specification. Lesson 1 - Properties and uses of materials Lesson 2 - Polymers and metals Lesson 3 - Corrosion Lesson 4 - Natural resources Lesson 5 - Life cycle assessment and recycling Lesson 6 - Potable water Lesson 7 - Waste water treatment Lesson 8 - Haber process Lesson 9 - NPK Fertilisers

This booklet contains each of the 6 practicals required by the AQA AS Level Chemistry syllabus. Each practical is split into the following sections: • An outline of the equipment used • Suggested methods • Diagrams showing the equipment set up • Past paper exam questions covering the practicals • Mark schemes for the questions • Examiners notes on the questions

used to give students an idea of what A level chemistry entails. includes: expectations example mini lessons overall sum up (I also asked a year12 student to attend the lesson to answer questions at the end)

used for key stage 3 revision poster

Scheme of work for the new topic Using The Earth's resources and Obtaining Potable Water, and Life Cycle Assessments and Recycling, as part of the Using Resources unit. Specification references 4.10.1 and 4.10.2. Includes powerpoint presentations and activities including those for required practical 8.

This booklet contains each of the 6 practicals required by the AQA AS Level Chemistry syllabus. Each practical is split into the following sections: • An outline of the equipment used • Suggested methods • Diagrams showing the equipment set up • Past paper exam questions covering the practicals • Mark schemes for the questions • Examiners notes on the questions

I enlarge these to A3 and then pupils fill them in for revision, to use with exam type questions before end of unit tests. The topics are as follows: Rocks, microbes and disease, inheritance and selection, speeding up, plants, acids and alkalis, electricity, magnets, heating and cooling.

AQA GCSE chemistry C3 6 mark question practice with answers

I used this to break up revision with year 12 and 13 - they get into teams of no more than 4 people, then choose a team name and pick a “double up round” where they will receive double points for answers. Once done they will swap papers and mark each others, I gave out sweets as prizes. The questions are picked from exam papers so it tests their ability to use key terms and show working for calculations. The rounds are as follows: Round 1 – slide 2 (equilibria) 2 marks Round 2 – slide 4 (amount of substance) 3 marks Round 3 – slide 6 (nomenclature and isomerism) 2 marks Round 4 – slide 8 (shapes and bonding) 4 marks Round 5 – slide 10 (shapes and bonding) 2 marks Round 6 – slide 12 (periodicity) 3 marks Round 7 – slide 14 (periodicity) 4 marks Round 8 – slide 16 (chemical analysis and practical skills) 12 marks Round 9 – slide 18 (kinetics) 1 mark Round 10 – slide 20 (redox) 1 mark Round 11 – slide 22 (equilibria) 1 mark

mini quizzes for GCSE AQA P1 physics - to use for revision for year 11

An assessment for each part of the new AQA Chemistry specification 8462 (for use from 2016), with a marking grid to use for self/peer assessment. Simple, easy to follow, to be used with pupils in lessons, resulting in pupils being given a level on the new 1 - 9 scale. There is a free one on here to try before you buy :-) https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/chemistry-leveling-resource-1-9-atoms-elements-and-compounds-with-marking-grid-11229188

Lessons 1 -3 of 9 lessons as part of the 4.10 section of the new specification (other lessons also available) Lesson 1 - Properties and uses of materials Lesson 2 - Polymers and metals Lesson 3 - Corrosion Lesson 4 - Natural resources Lesson 5 - Life cycle assessment and recycling Lesson 6 - Potable water Lesson 7 - Waste water treatment Lesson 8 - Haber process Lesson 9 - NPK Fertilisers

Lessons 4 - 6 of 9 lessons as part of the 4.10 section of the new specification. Lesson 1 - Properties and uses of materials Lesson 2 - Polymers and metals Lesson 3 - Corrosion Lesson 4 - Natural resources Lesson 5 - Life cycle assessment and recycling Lesson 6 - Potable water Lesson 7 - Waste water treatment Lesson 8 - Haber process Lesson 9 - NPK Fertilisers

This is a worksheet to go with the film Home Alone with questions on the following topics (all at key stage 3 science level): Organisms – cells and movement (4 questions) Matter – particles and separating mixtures (5 questions) Forces – speed and gravity (4 questions)

I used this to break up revision with year 12 and 13 - they get into teams of no more than 4 people, then choose a team name and pick a “double up round” where they will receive double points for answers. Once done they will swap papers and mark each others, I gave out sweets as prizes. The questions are picked from exam papers so it tests their ability to use key terms and show working for calculations. The rounds are as follows: Round 1 – read out (atomic structure) 4 marks Round 2 – slide 2 (amount of substance) 6 marks Round 3 – slide 3 (practical skills) 6 marks Round 4 – slide 4 (bonding) 5 marks Round 5 – read out (group 7 and redox) 3 marks Round 6 – slide 5 (group 2) 1 mark Round 7 – slide 6 (energetics) 3 marks Round 8 – slide 8 (haloalkanes) 1 mark Round 9 – slide 9 (organic analysis) 1 mark

used for key stage 3 revision poster

a set of science jokes i used to make a joke board in my classroom