This contains 2 pwpt resources which are really good at breaking up revision and being able to add some variety and competition into the sessions. 1) 20 question grid which has a series of progressively harder questions through the topic an da really good way to introduce a bit of competition into the revision time. 2) A nice Taboo activity which is helps the students think around their understanding of the topic and make some abstract links. Enjoy

This is a 2 pwpt resource which has : 1) 20 question grid on the topic which is great for competition in the lessons and getting a different atmosphere into the work 2) Taboo game which helps the students develop a fuller understanding of the language needed for the topic Enjoy

This is a full pwpt that takes you through the whole of the introduction to Benzene. The basic history and development of the kekule model to the modern model with evidence as to why the kekule model did not work . All tasks have full answers for you to check with students after completion as well as full theoretical review of the work. Also have nice true false plenary task once completed the work. Also 2 similar outcome but different levels of optional worksheets on finding out about Benzene structure one with a set website and very prescriptive questions and tasks the other more open ended to develop more independence. Enjoy

There are 2 pwpt in this resource 1) Taboo game for the whole class to get involved with and encourage thinking around the subject language as well as deepen their understanding- and its fun! 2) 20 question grid with a large variety of questions on the topic which great for having students as teams and/or using mini whiteboards in their answering. Enjoy

This is a full pwpt on Born Haber cycles and A level thermodynamics. It has a recap of Hess law and Yr 12 work and then moves forward into the A2 work. Spec statements are linked to each section with full theoretical sections, varied tasks for the students to complete and integrated past paper questions. Their is a linked homework sheet and worksheet for Enthalpy changes. Also a full topic spec sheet as well ( which will link to this and the 2 other pwpts on this topic)

This is a full integrated pwpt with all you need to complete this section of the topic. Their is a direct link to all the specific spec points. Full theory covered in high level of detail, varied tasks for the students to complete and linked past paper questions to show how this will be examined. Enjoy! (Does link with a previous and future pwpt for the whole topic)

This is a detailed and fully complete pwpt with all you need to start of this topic in Yr 12. It begins with all the relevant spec statements which are going to be covered and then covers them fully! It has full theory with all the key points/ theory notes/ links to GCSE understanding and plenty of integrated tasks for students. Also some relevant past paper questions within the body of the work. There is a homework task and full answers A quick starter activity to engage A taboo summary for a bit of fun And the full student friendly spec sheet for the whole topic.

This is a complete 20+ page workbook that covers all of the C13 topic. Atmosphere development, pollution problems of burning fuels including Acid rain/ global warming and climate change, carbon cycle etc. Built in review tasks to test students as they go along as well as specific past paper questions. Overall on a F/H level which can be extened for the 8-9 students and supported for the 2-3 level students. Enjoy

This is all you need to help teach or review and revise the Amount of substance work for ALL A level courses. There is a huge booklet of notes and examples and questions. There are separate sections on all of the different variations of work on this topic. Areas include-Empirical formula, % yield, Atom economy, Titrations, practical tips, limiting factors, molar ratio, mole equations, solutions. Each section has some guidance and hints for specific tasks. There are also 42 integrated specific past paper questions to test the particular section of the topic. Then a full answer booklet to all of the questions. This is totally mint, enjoy!

This is a full pwpt that takes you through the full topic on basic As level Periodicity. It has varied tasks through all of the pwpt with lots of clear theoretical work and options to test students understanding. It is all linked to the spec statements and has simple summary as well to highlight key points. Their is a simple Spec sheet as well and a simple homework sheet.

This is a full booklet that takes you through the whole A level ( year 2 ) periodicity topic, linked to the oxides of the period 3 elements. Brief review opportunity for AS chemistry work on period 3 physical properties. Then the formation of the oxides, reactions with water, acidity and basicity of the oxides included. Tasks to complete through the booklet on the topic as well as past paper questions integrated throughout the whole booklet. There is therefore a separate answer booklet for these questions. I have also added a short review test with RAG cover sheet and markscheme.

This is a full workbook that takes you through the entire AS Halogens topic for the new A level specifications. It has areas to complete DART activities as well as questions and areas to cover all the topic and full equations. There is a separate homework sheet and a separate answer book to the several past paper questions at the end of the workbook. All you need for this topic in 18 handy little pages!

This is a full 30+ page booklet covering all the aspects of this topic. There is a clear student friendly spec sheet and then notes, examples, diagrams, tasks, questions and review work throughout. Past paper questions with answers are at the end of the booklet as well as a simple RAG sheet to review progress. This is all you need for the full topic and great for first up teaching or review and revision. Topics covered are: Newlands, Mendeleev development. Modern periodic table differences and advancements, Halogens and Alkali metal reactions, Theory on Reactivity trends. ALl you need for this section of work Enjoy!

This is a series of 2 main pwpt which take you through the basic start of the TM work for A level yr 13 chemistry. Work on the what is a TM, shapes, co-ordination number and ligands, chelation, isomerism included. There are 2 simple review activities to break up the work There are also 3 specific homework/ past paper questions and a small overview sheet of multichoice questions. Enjoy

This is a full booklet covering sections from the TM topic in Yr 13 Chemistry Areas covered are on colour of TM compounds, Variable oxidations states and titration work of the key half redox equations. Catalysis uses and reasons behind including autocatalysis, homogeneous adn heterogeneous catalysis. There are sections of notes, work for student to fill in during the booklet and then past paper questions to complete after each section. Answer to the past paper question are included. Enjoy ( but do be careful on the formatting I have found moving from pc to pc this can be a pain)

This is a complete booklet that takes you through this whole section of work Starts with the spec statements and the n linked work with some notes, some for students to fill in, some questions and tasks throughout the workbook. Then at the end some past paper questions and markscheme TAKE CARE I sometimes find when I move this from pc to pc I get different formatting and have to check the document not a major problme but one to be aware of Enjoy

This is a self contained booklet with all you need for the teaching or revision of this topic It has a spec sheet and then notes/ tasks/diagrams/examples adn questions embedded throughout the work. Plenty of suggestions for practical or demo work and opportunity for students to learn some prac skills also. There are past paper questions at the end that also have answers attached. Work included: particle theory on rates/graph analysis/changing rate methods/practical procedures really is all you need Enjoy (do be careful on formatting seems to change by a line or 2 every time I open it up!)