powerpoint of 10 past AQA questions with answers and extra hints and revision.

Organic mechanism facts/conditions required for AQA Unit 2 AS chemistry. The pupils use this sheet to draw the 'curly arrow mechanisms'. Page numbers refer to Pupil AS Chemistry, Oxford text book

Nucleophilic Substitution reactions Electrophilic Addition reactions First question is easier, then gets harder. I used this as a starter activity and as a point to check pupil undersdtanding of previous lessons.

Very simple description of isotopes with some easy questions.

Activity to enable pupils to understand the difference between fission and fusion. You will need a video of the Simpson opening credits. I was unable to up load it due to its size. Starts of with the basics then more information is added for higher pupils.

<p>Very very easy space quiz with some fun question. uuseful as a starter or during tutor time.</p>

This powerpoint is used along side the Oxford AQA A2 Chemistry text book. Designed to generate discussion about mechanisms and allow the pupils to come up with the mechanisms. It doesn't contain the actual mechanism i.e curly arrows, but provides hints and explanation to what is happening. The pupils use the page references to check answers etc. This worked really well during a recent revision morning. Hope it helps.

All past Chemistry AQA questions for A2 unit 5

AQA A2 Chemistry, Unit 4 Powerpoint going through naming amines, reactions and synthesis.

GCSE P1b Past GCSE questions on Radiation and the Universe. It contains a powerpoint document with questions and answers, with some hints etc.

Powerpoint with a frew simple activities on further 'ester' related reactions. The syllabus reference is for AQA Unit 4 A2Chemistry

PowerPoint on some Unit 4 mechansisms. Based on OXBOX worksheet. The answers are included, with page numbers refering to the Oxford AQA Chemistry A2 text book.

A simple rhyme is used to remember the order of the EMS. supported by YOUTUBE link http://youtu.be/xIrHICdqzmcl

Describes methods used to make amines. Page reference refer to Oxford, AQA test book.

Simple powerpoint designed to help pupils remember some very basic properties and penentration strength of nuclear radiation.

A powerpoint I used with a low ability group, focussing on identifying properties of graphite, diamond and silicon dioxide. I put a few 'other non science questions' to keep the activity rolling. This was used during an ofsted inspection and it went down very well.

Simple radiation quiz concerning properties of alpha, beta, gamma radiation

Very Very Very simpe wave properties questions with a few extra non-science questions.

Questions on unit 2 AS AQA Chemistry dealing with alkenes. Focussing on mechanisms. Fisrt question is easier then gets harder.

Very, very very simple link the type of EMS wave to the picture of a device, with a few extra questions of famous people waving. The famous people may need up dating!

Worksheet used to list key points of the three giant strucutres neede for the C2 AQA Science/Chemistry exam.