each pupil was given an element from 1-20. They had to work out the electron structure of that particular element and make a poster using the templates provided. Part of the activity is the pupils choosing which template to use, depending on the number of electron shells their element has. Perfect for lower ability groups.

Made this to accompany the fusion 2 scheme of work. It relates to the first 6 lessons. From describing, elements, compounds, naming compounds and symbols. Used this with a lower ability science group in year 8. Could easily be adapted for years 7 and 9 also.

Simple, elements, compounds and atoms crossword which I used as a starter with a lower ability year 8 group.

Originally designed to accompany BTEC qualification. Could easily be used for AEN students to guide them through basic atomic structure theory and electron configuration.

2 worksheets created for a lower ability Year 8 class. Perfect for a starter activity, students can match up the pictures to the description and name of the resource. This could be completed on the interactive white board or printed and given to students as a short starter activity. Non-renewable and renewable energy resources covered.

Full lesson which outlines what reversible reactions are, what happens when we change the temperature and pressure of these reactions. Lesson also includes details of the Haber Process and involves the completion of a 6 mark question about the Haber Process. Excellent lesson ready to pick up and teach.

Full 50-100 minute lesson in which students are guided through the details of how to use a volumetric pipette. Should be used in conjunction with simple practical activity. Perfect for skills lessons in BTEC Applied Science courses or as an introduction to using a burette for KS4 Chemistry students. Easily adaptable with in built class activities once you have demonstrated how to use, rinse, fill and empty a volumetric pipette

A-Level/GCSE Chemistry resource used to teach the concept of the Mole to Year 12 Chemistry students and will help to support GCSE Chemistry students. Lesson is ready to teach straight out the box. Lesson contains mole calculations, examples and sample exam questions. The lesson then goes on to explain how to calculate reacting masses from balanced equations using. Mole calculations are broken down and answers to questions are included in the powerpoint. Great for revising moles with Year 11 or recapping with Year 12 Chemistry students.

A-Level Chemistry A - Acids and Redox Acids, Bases and Neutralisations Full teachable A-Level Chemistry lesson covering: Acids and Bases and Neutralisations Short lesson, will cover the basics of acids, bases and neutralisations. Suitable for 40-50 minute lesson.

OCR A-Level Chemistry - Acids and Redox Redox reactions Lesson outlines how to work out oxidation numbers or oxidation states in redox reactions. Oxidation number exercises and and oxidation state questions complete with worked solutions. Suitable for a 40-50 minute lesson.

A - Level Chemistry OCR A - Oceans - Role of Oceans in Climate Control Lesson covers the following specification points: The greenhouse effect The Bronsted-Lowry theory of acids and bases The difference between weak and strong acids and bases Performing pH calculations involving strong acids, strong bases and weak acids Contains fully worked examples and sample exam questions, all embedded in power point. Ready to teach - perfect for a double lesson.

OCR B Chemistry A- Level - Oceans - The Deep Oceans Lesson covers the following: Factors that determine solubility of solutes in aqueous and non-aqueous solvents. How the charge density of the ions in an ionic compound affect the lattice enthalpy change of hydration of ions. Hydrated ions, enthalpy change of solution, lattice enthalpy, enthalpy change of hydration of ions. The solutions of an ionic solid in terms of enthalpy cycles and enthalpy level diagrams (and performing calculations. Contains fully worked examples and calculations for each specification point.

OCR Chemistry B - Oceans - Oceans as a Carbon Store Full lesson covers: The meaning of the term buffer. How buffers work (including everyday applications). Buffer solutions calculations with worked buffer example calculations. Includes walk through examples and exam questions.

OCR Chemistry B - Oceans - Sea Shells as a Carbon Store Solubility equilibria. Solubility equations and calculations covering solubility equilibria. Following spec points covered. The term solubility product for ionic compounds Solubility products calculations Techniques and procedures for determining solubility products Includes exam questions and walkthroughs.

OCR Chemistry B - Oceans - The Global central heating system Entropy calculations Entropy as a measure of the number of ways that molecules and their associated energy quanta can be arranged Qualitative predicts of the sysS for a reaction in terms of: The differences in magnitude of the entropy of a solid, a lquid, and a gas The difference in number of particles of gaseous reactants and products Contains full worked examples and sample exam questions

A-Level Chemistry lesson that explains how to write redox equations using half equations and from oxidation numbers. Examples given, hand written on the powerpoint and exam question pack for students to complete. Originally made for OCR A Chemistry but suitable for all post 16 Chemistry exam boards.

Exam booklet containing questions that only relate to the June 2022 AQA GCSE Chemistry exam. Advanced notice material has been used to make the booklet of questions. Ideal for exam preparation in the build up to the exam.

OCR Chemistry A - Atoms Ions and Compounds 2.1-2.2 OCR Chemistry A - Resource covers the following lesson objectives relating to OCR A-Level Chemistry A. To review the structure of Atom Explain the term isotope Describe the history of the atom Introduce how masses can be measured using a mass spectrometer Ready to-go lesson complete with worksheets and resources for teaching the first topic.

OCR Chemistry A - Atoms, Ions and Compounds OCR A Chemistry A Level Lesson relating to the Atoms, Ions and Compounds topic. This lesson covers basic ion formation and compounds naming from the ions. Short lesson, recommended as 30-40 minute lesson. Complete lesson ready to teach.

IWB presentation with a variety of activities linked with particle theory, solids, liquids and gases and changes of state.