A worksheet for students to fill from research /BYOD etc. Follow me on twitter @TJohns85 SEE MY OTHER RESOURCES PREMIUM + FREE IN MY TES SHOP https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/TRJ

A worksheet created to accompany a practical on using red cabbage as an indicator. You could then use the results to test mystery substance

Forensic Science Find Someone Who activity

Students put the carbon cycle keyword for the different processes above the arrow which shows the direction of carbon movement.

A knowledge organiser to support the T&L of the atomic model and periodic table - GCSE AQA

A method to produce a salt from a carbonate and acid and how to test for carbon dioxide gas. Diagrams produced using chemix.org

A quiz that you will be able to complete within a 1h lesson or as a lunch time , with answers and answer sheet. Round 1 - Guess the scientist in the sceince film Round 2 - name the science song Round 3 - who was the scientists and what was the discovery? Round 4 - where were theses scientists born? Round 5 - name the discoveries and order them! Edited - July 2017 and updated None of the rounds require use of youtube or external sites, as I am aware these are often blocked in some schools.

Create a fractional distillation column which folds open to show the fractions inside. There is plenty of space to colour and for teacher autonomy. Fractions are folded inwards so can not be seen until the cover is taken off. Fractions then fold out. There is also an extended question sheet that is the correct to stick over the inside cover to stretch learners to explain what is happening inside the column. Included is a mark scheme (what points exam boards look for) and a differentiated key points sheet that could be given out or used instead of the extended answers. See photos included for how foldable is fitted together. Foldable pictures are B+W however could quite easily be printed in colour.

Engage your students as they learn all about the process of electrolysis and the purification of copper in a series of diagrams that can be stuck in their exercise books. Each diagram can be coloured, labelled with space to explain in detail what is happening to the electrodes and ions. Thanks for looking SEE MY OTHER RESOURCES PREMIUM + FREE IN MY TES SHOP https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/TRJ Regards, TRJ

A game based on a idea from Tom Brush on Twitter. @TJohns85

New and updated for 2019 Use this timetable from the first week back in January to allow students to start to prepare for their CHEMISTRY exams in the summer. They can count down the days using this FREE resource. Bold sections are for H tier so F students can repeat a previous question (or an activity of your choice) Italics are the triple sections so trilogy/synergy students can repeat a previous question (or an activity of your choice) Enjoy Please let me know how you get on on twitter @TJohns85

A selection of questions covering hydrocarbons, fract. distillation, cracking and polymers

Give to your students from January. Each day has a different question for them to work out for preparation and revision of the 1-9 GCSE. Questions for combined, separate, F and H tier students. Dates are from Jan 2018 (so they may need to be slightly altered if you use in 2019 onwards)

A quiz based on the 4 pics 1 word app. answers on the last slide enjoy