<p>Ready to teach lessons on International A Level Edexcel Chemistry</p>

<p>Ready to pick up and teach, with practical activities and handouts per lesson.</p>

<p>Aimed at IGCSE Edexcel Chemistry unit 4, a walk through which I made as a revision recap to tie the organic compounds together and reinforce ideas such as naming, isomerism, types of formulae and reactions. Doesn’t include crude oil or cracking, purely aimed at drawing and using the molecules themselves as this is what my pupils were struggling with the most and I couldn’t find anything similar online.</p>

A presentation consisting of differentiated learning objectives for 5 lessons of KS3 plant reproduction. Each lesson has an accompanying worksheet and the lessons have quite a strong literacy focus throughout.<br /> Comic sans and text broken in to colours as standard dyslexia friendly practice and extension tasks to encourage pupils who like extra challenges.<br /> Self explanatory although there are some notes for teachers throughout to help clarify.<br /> Based on LO's from Exploring Science.

<p>This is what I’m using to teach my pupils this year. I’m not a professional resource maker, I just share what I’ve done if I think it’s worth sharing.</p> <p>Modelled answers and question practice with built in self assessment. Clear layout which can be followed easily.</p>

<p>This is our unit of work on heating and cooling, aiming to address misconceptions before they happen. Use of simulations, levelled tasks/practical work and guided feedback for easy marking and self assessment.</p> <p>We use the STEM BEST scheme of work map so it isn’t for a specific exam board or textbook. Feedback from teachers and pupils has been overwhelmingly positive so I thought I would share it :)</p>

A powerpoint containing a series of lessons on metals and their uses, adapted from the exploring science scheme for year 8. Accompanying resources titled by lesson number which should just be ready to print and go.<br /> I have used bits and pieces from a few other resources I've found, but I've tried to put things together in to one self explanatory presentation to make life simple.