An intervention lesson based around data in science questions that students have struggled with. Lasts an hour. Questions taken from AQA spec and printed as a booklet.

Can be used for KS3 or KS4 - really helped students understand moving the reactants and products on the axis. The cardsort needs to be cut out (I laminated a set of 15 that can be used again and again).

Rates of reaction

broadsheet including: fractional distillation, separating materials, chromatography and some quantitiative chemistry such as RFM.

Sheets for GCSE Chemistry that have the specification in the order that we teach them. Orders from the original specification has been changed for easy of teaching and learning including moving some parts of the specification around, splitting up units and interleaving with other subjects such as physics.

Print out on a colour printer and you can make the pH scale like the display shown.

Help sheets to allow students to complete assignments with a bit more support. This unit is very individual but should allow all students to achieve distinction.

A resource that can be used from KS3 to KS4 to help with balancing equations. Scaffolded so that students work from low to high demand. Students often struggle with using symbols however find balancing legos/skittles/beads easy. A worksheet that steps up the demand from low to medium then to high. Can be used for all exam boards (AQA, OCR, Edexcel, iGCSE) as is common content and would suit combined or separate sciences.

A unit of lessons and worksheets that have been used to cover all the foundation topics in the AQA trilogy quantitiative chemistry unit. I have taught these lessons with a bottom set who are very weak, so lots of going over concepts and revisiting and practice. Also taught to top set triple and the extra lessons are tacked on the end Lessons: Relative formula mass Balancing equations (this spanned 2 hours) Conservation of mass Uncertainty RFM recap Concentration Moles % yield atom economy

Sheets for unit 2 to help students when writing their unit 2 write up, made with comments from SVs in mind.

Prior knowledge and common misconception sheets for each of the units for GCSE AQA Chemistry. Units have been changed slightly, split up etc to aid in teaching, I have uploaded the specification sheets in my shop (free) to show what is taught in each unit.

A set of lessons used to teach the unit 3 content for the exam about the diffusion practical. These have been taught in 2 hour sessions so may need breaking up if you have shorter lessons. Lesson 1 + 2 = Practical introduction (method evaluation focus) Lesson 3 + 4 = Practical Part A (practice with agar) Lesson 5 + 6 = Part B practice Lesson 7+ 8 = Part A + B in new format practice