A Level Chemistry OCR A Module 6.1.2 Lesson 1- Carbonyl Compounds and Reactions Lesson looking at the reduction of aldehydes and ketones and their reactions with HCN. Includes fact hunt activity and detail of the mechanisms. Includes: Starter and Plenary Objectives Multiple Exam Questions Work sheets Progress Checks Enjoy and Leave feedback :)

A Level Chemistry OCR A- Module 2.1.1- Lesson 2- Relative Atomic Mass and Mass Spec Lesson that explains: -How to define relative atomic and isotopic mass -How to calculate relative atomic mass -How mass spectrometry is used to calculate relative atomic mass Lesson includes: -Starter -Plenary -Exam Questions -Progress Checks -Tasks -Objectives -Worksheets (At bottom of ppt) Enjoy and leave feedback :)

A Level Chemistry OCR A Module 2.1.4- Lesson 1- Acids and Alkalis First lesson in module 2.1.4 Lesson includes: -Starter -Plenary -Short Practical -Exam Question -Tasks -Progress Check Enjoy and Leave Feedback :)

A Level Chemistry OCR A Module 6.1.1 Lesson 5- Phenol Lesson includes a fact hunt to find out main properties and reactions of phenols. It then compares it’s reactivty with Cyclohexene, benzene and benzoic acid. Includes: Starter and Plenary Worksheets Exam Questions Progress Checks Objectives Ready to pick up and teach! Enjoy and leave feedback :)

A Level Chemistry- Module 4.3.1 Lesson 2- Stereoisomerism Lesson with objectives, progress checks, tasks, exam questions and homework. Enjoy :)

First lesson in AQA Chapter 23- Transition metals and complex ions. Content includes the following: -Transition metal properties, what are ligands, how complex ions are formed and their shapes and charges. Lesson has clear slides, activities and worksheets,(these can be found on the final slides), do-now and plenary! I hope you enjoy and it makes teaching this topic easy for you!

A Level Chemistry OCR A- Module 2.1.3 Lesson 2- Empirical Formula Lesson explaining: What empirical formula is How to deduce empirical formula from the molecular formula How to calculate empirical formula How to use empirical formula and formula mass to calculate molecular formula. Lesson Includes: Starter Objectives Progress Check Worksheets Plenary Exam Questions Enjoy and leave feedback :)

A Level Chemistry OCR A Module 6.1.1 Lesson 6- Directing Groups Lesson Includes: Starter and Plenary Objectives Worksheets Homework Progress Checks Exam Questions Enjoy and Leave Feedback :)

A Level Chemistry OCR A Module 3.2.2- Lesson 2- Catalysts Lesson on the different types of catalyst (Homogeneous and Heterogeneous), examples of these and a practical. Lesson Includes: -Starter and Plenary -Objectives -Progress Checks -Exam Questions -Worksheets -Practical Activity Enjoy and Leave feedback :)

A Level Chemistry OCR A- 4.1.1 Lesson 4- Structural Isomers Lesson on different types of structural isomers with plasticine task, resources and homework questions.

A Level Chemistry OCR A- Module 2.1.3 Lesson 6- Ideal Gas Equation Lesson includes: Starter Objectives Plenary Worked Examples Exam Questions Worksheets Progress Check Enjoy and please leave feedback :)

A level Chemistry OCR A Module 2.1.3 Lesson 3 &4-Empirical Formulae and Water of Crystallisation Double Lesson Including: 2 Practicals (1 of which is PAG 1.3) Lessons have: -Tasks -Worksheets -Exam Questions -Objectives -Starters -Plenaries Enjoy and leave feedback :)

A Level Chemistry OCR A- Module 2.2.1 Lesson 1- Electronic Configuration First lesson on electronic configuration Includes simple explanation of orbitals and electronic configuration in sub shells. Includes: Starter Plenary Objectives Exam Question Tasks Worksheets Progress Checks Enjoy and Leave Feedback

A Level Chemistry OCR A- Module 2.2.2- Lesson 3- Shapes of Molecules Lesson includes: -Starter -Plenary -Objectives -Worksheets -Fact Hunt Activity -Progress Checks -Exam Questions Enjoy and leave feedback :)

A snakes and ladders board, for pupils to fill in with questions.\nEach stage emphasizes a different aspect of blooms, the easiest/ first row being recall, reaching suggest an evaluate questions at the top.\nI used it as a revision activity for a GCSE Class and it worked really well :)

I used this with a mixed ability year 7 class! Sheets included are one slightly easier that I gave to my weaker students. It also includes the picture I got pupils to annotate to consider what causes light to be blocked out.\nThey loved colouring in the grapes and I had a lot of positive feedback! Give it a try :)!!

Chromatography lesson with independent learning worksheet getting pupils to develop their investigatory skills and see how chromatography is used in forensics.