This activity allows students to practise predicting the structures of amino acids at different pH (including zwitterions) as well as predicting dipeptides and spotting chiral centres. More able students can throw two dice together to access more complex amino acids.

Includes shapes of complexes, origins of colour, catalysis, ligands and the chelate effect.

The testing for halides section has spaces for the equations which are required for year 13 (as part of the transition metals topic), but can be ignored by y12 if not taught by this stage.

This revision mind map covers SHE, cells and half cells, cell notation, changing conditions and fuel cells.

This mind map covers Born Haber cycles and associated content, as well as entropy and Gibbs free energy.

This is best printed on A3 so the definitions can be clearly read, and back on coloured card so you can easily separate multiple copies if students mix them up!

A dice game where students use 2 numbered boards to build a variety of buffer calculation questions. The answers are provided for all possible (88!) questions. The question board allows for differentiation by using 2 dice to access harder questions.

For A level chemistry students. A revision tool covering all of acids bases and buffers in the style of a mind map.

3 mini practicals for students to do and use the results to distinguish between pairs of isomers.

Fairly straightforward card sort, the instructions are printed two per page. Good as a revision activity or a starter/plenary.

Comprehension style activity about agar plates and how they are made - good as a starter if doing agar practical.

Comprehension style activity.

A framework to aid pupils planning and carrying out growing of bacteria on agar plates.

Basic pressure and turning forces calculations.

Booklet covering air and water pressure, turning forces and hydraulics for lower ability. The first questions was done after a demonstration of a water tower.

Fairly simple worksheet covering hydraulic systems.

Structured worksheet - examples are progressively less structured

Question sheet around the carbon cycle and carbon dioxide levels in the atmosphere

Fill in the blanks notes and summary questions for additional science