Lesson I used with a low/middle ability year 10 group about thermal decomposition of limestone and other metal carbonates.\nIncludes a code breaker activity where students had to decode answers around the room! Worked well, and made the topic slightly more exciting :) Has a differentiated worksheet for writing equations for this topic too.

Lesson for AQA Chemistry C2.2.\nWas a recap lesson on alloys and metallic bonding but worked well :) enjoy!

This is a lesson recapping blood pressure then moving onto heart disease. Included are case study cards and a template for a 'heart disease fortune teller&' which I used as a plenary activity which girls in particular loved!

This lesson was largely independent learning. So i created different worksheets, two of which I have included and had textbooks and a computer available. I then split the class in half, half to learn about phagocytes and half to learn about lymphocytes. They then had to teach a partner about the type they'd learnt and vice versa. I then gave them the included worksheet to record their knowledge.

I used this lesson with a very lively year 7 class, so added an element of drama to keep them engaged!

This is a lesson for a low-ability year 8 set so might need adaptation for other abilities.\nLoads of different activities- some adapted from other TES resources so thanks :)\nThe table to fill in has got a SEN/easier version below it too.\nEnjoy :)

Independent lesson focusing on kwashiorkor and obesity. 'Main Worksheet&' is filled with a number of questions which I got pupils to answer using resources included and textbooks. I also included protein and carbohydrate food tests in this lesson. They could move onto the worksheet when they&';d done the tests!

Lesson I used on a mixed ability Year 10 group.\nThey really enjoyed the stationed activity and was a good fun lesson :) Hope it's helpful

In this lesson I gave pupils an A3 sheet as they came in and got them to work on that for the whole lesson.\nThe powerpoint includes a worksheet with questions differentiated by coloured outcome. I told pupils that they had to attempt certain questions dependent on their target grade, which is fab for differentiation!\nIt's focused very much on independent learning and I projected the &'Keyword&'; powerpoint as they were doing the worksheet.\nI also included the demo using tights, swiss roll and coke to talk through the digestive system at the beginning! Happy teaching :)

A Level Chemistry OCR A Module 4.2.2 Lesson 3- Organohalogen Compounds and the Environment Lesson Explaining the importance of the ozone and its function and mechanisms on free radical formation. Includes: Starters and Plenaries Objectives Tasks Progress Checks Comprehension Task Exam Questions Enjoy and Leave Feedback :)

Chemistry OCR A- Module 4.1.1 Lesson 1 A lesson for pupils to learn key terms and how to name simple branched organic compounds. Includes tasks, resources and a homework.

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

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 :)!!

A Level Chemistry OCR A 6.1.1 Lesson 2- Naming Aromatic Compounds Lesson on how to name simple aromatic compounds with activities and resources.

A Level Chemistry OCR A- Module 3.1.1 Lesson 1- Periodicity Lesson recapping the structure of the periodic table, how it’s changed over time and some of the major trends across periods and in groups. I used Ipads to do some research for one part but I have attached fact sheets that could be used alternately if technology is not available. Lesson Includes: -Starter -Plenary -Objectives -Tasks -Progress Checks -Exam Questions -Fact Sheets Enjoy and Leave Feedback :)