This sheet is perfect for whole class practice, extension tasks or even sanctions (cumulative, 5 equations for each warning).

This presentation covers main reactions of group 1 metals, with tasks in the slides. It also prepares class for practical, flame tests. It then provides a fun way to remember the colours of Li, Na and K. You must play SMOKE ON THE WATER from your computer… Have fun

This is a worksheet to help scaffold the skill of constructing correct ratios of atoms in formula, based on using group number from periodic table. It also includes a role play of a ‘real chemical plant reactor’ to increase interest.

This resource is a good introduction to the differences between physical and chemical changes for Key Stage 3 pupils. It goes well with some live examples, such as frying an egg or toasting bread.

This presentation has embedded activities within the slides.

This lesson involves analogies to help pupils understand the lattice concept.

Royal Society of Chemistry provides practical method for using sweets ‘M&Ms’ in this chromatography lesson.

This will help introduce key stage 3 pupils to reactions and balancing equations.

This can be printed, laminated, and cut up.

This resource is free, to show an example of what the paid presentations will be like.

This resource has examples of products that favour cermic or metal.

Links to units of work involving metal reactivity series and rust.

Acid + Metal, makes Hydrogen gas. Key Stage 3 level.

Resources to assist practical of Zn + Acid, with Cu catalyst.

Resource to assist a carousel practical activity.

Links to reactivity series.

SImple practical, using drop wells. (reactions occur more when heated slightly)

Metals and Non metals split, elements vs compounds, metals and non-metals

Unit of Work, AQA Quantitative Chemistry; Conservation of Mass, Limiting Reactants, Uncertainty, Moles, Concentration. All lessons with a starter MYSTERY ELEMENT or MYSTERY MOLECULE.

Potable Water, Waste Water managment, Life Cycle Assessments, Distillation Practical. Used on Key Stage 4 classes.