A powerpoint made up of 118 slides covering the Chemistry, Biology and Physics Required Practicals for the June 2022 exams using the Advanced Notice material. This powerpoint covers all the required practicals that will be examined in the AQA Combined Science foundation and higher content in the AQA Combined Science exam June 2022. The powerpoint also contains, exam questions with markschemes. The powerpoint should be used over a range of lessons or shared with students. This will take several lessons to walk students through these practicals and complete exam questions. Also contains exam booklets for Biology, Chemistry, and Physics for Higher and Foundation.

Long Answer booklets I created to use with Chemistry, Biology and Physics triple Science students. Print booklet off as A5 for each student and use during the revision period. Suitable for AQA or Edexcel. 30-40 pages of 6 mark questions in each booklet.

Ready to use! Straight out of the box, no printing of resources needed. Lesson relates to AQA Chemistry/Trilogy 9-1 Specification. Lesson contains a simple but interactive True or False starter. Clear definitions of pure substances, mixtures, formulation. Lesson also builds into discussion of heating curves, melting points, boiling points and how these relate to state of matter. Also contains example exam question and plenary at end. Could be incorporated into a practical lesson relating to heating curves. I used this as a theory lesson with middle ability Year 11 students. Enjoy. Feedback welcome.

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 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 Originally made for OCR A Chemistry but suitable for all post 16 Chemistry exam boards.

Ready to go A-Level lesson containing hand drawn notes, information slides, exam questions with model answers about the Electrophilic substitution reactions of Benzene. Mechanisms are shown and illustrated on the powerpoint - perfect if you are short of time. Straight out of the box and ready to teach. Follows the OCR SOW but suitable for all A-level exam boards.

A-Level Chemistry lesson. Straight out the box and ready to teach. Lesson covers the following specification points relating to a variety of A-Level Chemistry Specifications: Describe the electromagnetic spectrum Describe transitions between electronic energy levels in atoms Describe the difference between absorption and emission spectra The relationship between the energy emitted and the frequency of the line produced Relationship between between frequency, wavelength and the speed of electromagnetic radiation Flame colours of Li+, Na+, K+, Ca+, Ba2+, Cu2+

Ready to teach A-Level Chemistry lesson. Designed for the OCR B Chemistry A-Level Specification. Covers atomic number, mass number, istope, relative atomic mass, history of the different models of the atoms and various calculations. Also covers how to interpret mass spectra to calculate relative atomic mass and how mass spectrometry works. Also includes exam questions and mark schemes. Would also suit other A-Level Chemistry specification.

OCR Chemistry A - Amounts of Substance Moles, Volumes, Ideal Gas Equation and Calculations lessons. Lesson covers the following: Concentration, solution volumes, and the mole Molar gas volumes The ideal gas equation Ideal gas equation calculations, worksheets and worked examples.

IWB presentation for Rocks lessons. Contains a mixture of activities. Feel free to edit/change as you wish.

Atomic Structure and Nuclear Physics KS3 Scheme of Work created to replace the Rocks and Weathering Unit at KS3. (As the majority of the Rocks content has been taken out of the new Science GCSEs first exam June 2017). This includes 9 full 100 minute lessons plus resources for each. The full scheme of work and lesson plan for each is also included with additional technician notes for each lesson. This unit is ready to use and implement and could save hours and hours of work for your team. We have been using this with our Year 8 pupils and it is a great way to introduce some difficult concepts early on such as Atomic Structure and Nuclear Physics. Please leave a comment.

Full lesson outlining Gas Volume calculations, ready to pick up and teach. Includes colour coded differentiated calculation questions. Exam questions for edexcel C3 also included with markscheme.

Full 50-100 minute lesson in which students are guided through the details of how to use a burette, volumetric flask and 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 and take measurements from a burette.

Planning sheet to be printed on A3 paper, you then walk through each question using the Powerpoint, students make simple notes and then attempt to answer each question. This is to be used with the C2 Edexcel Specimen Paper available on the Edexcel website.

OCR Chemistry A - Acids and Redox - Acid Base Titrations Full teachable lesson covering the following areas: Preparation of a standard solution Carry out a titration Analyzing titration results by calculation Practical techniques for measuring the volume of solutions Complete with worksheet calculations and answers to calculations

OCR Chemistry A -Shapes of Molecules and Intermolecular forces Covers Shapes of Molecules and Ions To construct simple electron dot and cross diagrams to describe the electron arrangements in ions and covalent and dative bonds Bonding in simple molecular structure types – typical physical properties (MP, solubility in water, electricity conductivity) Use electron pair repulsion principle to predict, explain and name the shapes of simple molecules such as BeCl2, BF3, CH4, NH3, H2O and SF6 as well as ions such as NH4+

Ready to go A-Level lesson containing hand drawn notes, information slides, exam questions with model answers about the modern and Kekule structure of benzene. Straight out of the box and ready to teach. Follows the OCR SOW but suitable for all A-level exam boards.

Full/complete ready to teach lesson about Esters. Lesson outlines how esters are formed, naming of esters. Structure of esters, word and symbol equations. Also included simple practical activity in which students can make a variety of esters. Lesson also involves use of molly mod kits. Could be used as a double or single lesson. Ideal for C3 Edexcel exam board but will fit with any exam board in which Esters are covered.

SMART notebook presentation, with a variety of activities covering burning, acids and alkalis, reversible and irreversible reactions and many more.

A variety of Chemistry assignments for the New BTEC First Specification. Feel free to use and adapt these assignments. They were originally written for an all boys comprehensive school but should be robust enough to meet the new criteria.