A Level Chemistry OCR A Module 3.1.3 Lesson 1- The Halogens Lesson covering the physical and chemical properties of Halogens. Including their displacement reactions and ionic equations. Including: Starter Plenary Objectives Worksheets Progress Checks Tasks Exam Questions Enjoy and Leave feedback :)

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 2.1.1- 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 3.2.1 Lesson 5- Bond Enthalpy Calculations Lesson that covers how to calculate bond enthalpy using text book values. Lesson Includes: Starter and Plenary Objectives Progress Checks Tasks Exam Questions. Enjoy and leave feedback :)

A Level Chemistry OCR A Module 6.1.3 Lesson 2- Esters and Acid Anhydrides Includes: -Starters and Plenaries -Worksheets and tasks -Exam Questions -Progress Checks -Lots of ester hydrolysis practice -Independent tasks on the reactions of acid anhydrides 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 :)

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 :)

Lesson 1 of Module 4.1.3- Properties of Alkenes This lesson includes, objectives, tasks, fun progress checks, exam questions and homework. Hope you enjoy :)

A Level Chemistry OCR A- 2.1.3 Lesson 1- Amounts of Substance and Moles Introduction lesson to moles recapping GCSE Calculations and adding in some A Level Content. Includes: Starter Exam Q Plenary Tasks with answers Objectives Enjoy and please 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.

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- 4.1.2 Lesson 1- Properties of Alkanes Full lesson with resources. Worksheet at the bottom of the ppt. Fun 'play your boiling point right' game for a plenary

A Level Chemistry OCR A- 4.1.2 Lesson 2- Alkanes and Halogens Lesson with resources, tasks and homework. Worksheets at the bottom of the ppt.

A Level Chemistry OCR A- 4.1.1 Lesson 3- Different Functional Groups Lesson that teaches pupils how the different functional groups are named and how to draw them. Includes entire lesson, worksheets, activities and homework.

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!

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!