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.

This worked really well with my year 10 class! \nThe mindmap was fab! Got students into groups of 3-4 and I had to sign off each task when it was done in the square. I made each member of the group explain it to me before I signed it off so I could see they really understood it. It also got a real sense of competition going!

Lesson on the two methods used to produce ethanol.\nI got the students to make their own ethanol and I distilled it in a later lesson.\nHas a nice debate at the end too, as to which method they think would be the best for BP to use if they started using biofuels! Enjoy :)

This is the first lesson I used in an electricity topic for a mixed ability year 7 set :)! Hope it's useful!

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 :)

OCR Gateway B1e, Lesson on smoking focussed on indepedent learning.\nSmall info sheets for pupils to teach a partner about alveoli and cilia then question and answer cards for groups to test eachother with.

Horse meat is the hot topic at the moment, so I used this for half of one of my lessons to discuss how Science is linked with this scandal!\nStudents got a character card and had to take on that role and their opinion as to whether all meat should be tested or not.\nWorked BRILLIANTLY, had some excellent high level discussion! I used it with year 8 but I think it's suitable for all age groups with adaptions!

This was a fab, jam-packed lesson! At the start I got pupils jogging on the spot to music to look at the difference in pulse rate before and after exercise. In the middle there is also an opportunity for pupils to practice the '6 mark questions&'.\nTake a look and leave some feedback!

Chemistry A Level OCR A- Module 4.2.1- Lesson 3- Other Reactions of Alcohols A lesson summarising the reactions of alcohols. -Oxidation -Dehydration -Combustion -Substitution Includes: -Tasks -Exam Questions -Progress Checks -Objectives -Plenary

New AQA Specification GCSE Module B4 A lesson detailing the different types of blood vessel.

A Level Chemistry OCR A Module 2.1.1 Lesson 1- Atoms and Isotopes First lesson of the OCR A Chemistry Course. This lesson mainly refers back to GCSE knowledge of atomic structure, isotopic structure and subatomic particles. Includes: Do Now Worksheets Progress Check Plenary Objectives Good lesson to ensure all AS students are starting at the same point. Enjoy :)

A Level Chemistry OCR A Module 6.1.1 Lesson 4- Alkylation and Acylation of Benzene Lesson showing the mechanisms for Alkylation and Acylation and looking at the difference between these reactions in benzene and cyclohexene. Includes: Starter and Plenary Objectives Tasks Worksheets Progress Checks Exam Questions. Enjoy and Leave Feedback :)

A level Chemistry OCR A - 6.1.1 Lesson 3- Nitration and Halogentation of Benzene A lesson explaining the nitration and halogenation reactions of benzene. I would have expected students to have done some home study on this topic before teaching this lesson. Lesson comes with worksheets, exam questions and templates for setting out the mechanism. Enjoy!

A Level Chemistry OCR A Module 4.2.3- Lesson 2- Synthetic Routes Lesson that covers all AS organic Pathways and Multi-step reactions. Includes: Exam Questions Worksheets Starter and Plenary Progress Checks Enjoy and please leave feedback :)

A Level Chemistry OCR A Module 4.1.3- Lesson 3 and 4 Reactions of Alkenes and Hydrogen Halides Lesson looking at the electrophilic addition reactions of alkenes, specifically hydrogen halides. It also covers Markonikoff’s rule. Lesson includes: -Objectives -Exam Questions -Worksheets -Progress Checks Enjoy and leave feedback :)

A Level Chemistry OCR A- Module 2.2.2 Lesson 4- Electronegativity and Polarity Lesson Includes: -Starter -Plenary -Objectives -Progress Checks -Exam Questions -Worksheets Enjoy and Leave Feedback :)

A Level Chemistry OCR A Module 4.2.1 Lesson 1- Properties of Alcohols Lesson on the properties of alcohols -Naming them -Their intermolecular forces -Solubility in water -Boiling Point in comparison to alkanes. Lesson Includes: Starter and Plenary Objectives Activities Worksheets Exam Questions Hope you enjoy and leave feedback :)

A Level Chemistry OCR A Lesson 6- 4.1.3- Polymerisation Lesson on polymerisation including: -Objectives -Exam Questions -Fun progress checks -Worksheets Enjoy and leave feedback :)

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 :)

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 :)