More like the two free ones with 5* ratings.<br /> <br /> Revision maps for Key Stage 3 Science. Can be adapted as they are word documents

A mixture of resources for teaching the difference between E,C and M. This was written for a KS4 OCR nationl group but more suited to KS3

A lesson plan and accompanying powerpoint for teaching pH scale plus questions for a peer assessment activity at the end

<p>Lesson on teaching ‘how Science works’ principles</p>

<p>Linked homeworks for separate science but can be used for trilogy<br /> All topics complete</p> <p>Made a real difference to the attainment of my classes and mean no bulky marking pile and low printing costs. Can easily be uploaded to online platforms</p> <p>Can be supplied in powerpoint form to be edited or projected easily please just message me after buying and I can sort this out for you</p>

Powerpoint and Afl task for teaching alkanes and alkenes. Goes well with my other resource - hydrocrbon bingo

Simple distillation lesson

Some resources for teaching about benzene and phenol

Please see the 5* reviews for this lesson<br /> <br /> Covalent bonding lesson Powerpoint/ tarsia puzzle for the end Plus I photocopied the atom pages onto acetate, cut them up and used them as a puzzle game to allow students to investigate the bonding in Ammonia/ methane etc. This works really well. The students overlap the atoms to show how electrons are shared in these molecules

This is a year 11 taster lesson for those wondering about A level Chemistry<br /> It is based around qualitative tests for Organic Chemicals - namely aldehyde, ketone, carboxylic acid and alcohol. Students identify which is which using tests

Topics covered:<br /> Alkanes<br /> Alkenes<br /> Alcohols<br /> Halogenoalkanes<br /> Includes teacher powerpoint and students sheets with much less info so the can annotate.<br /> Past paper revision questions for each topic with mark schemes included

Brilliant hydrocarbon bingo cards for printing and laminating

Revision games for end of topic or just a break from conventional revision

<p>Resources to help with question practice for Quantitative Chemistry</p> <p>5 homeworks on different areas of calculations<br /> Formula sheet<br /> Powerpoint with questions for revision<br /> Trilogy and Separate</p>

Now for sale but please see reviews<br /> Covalent bonding lesson<br /> Powerpoint/ tarsia puzzle for the end<br /> Plus I photocopied the atom pages onto acetate, cut them up and used them as a puzzle game to allow students to investigate the bonding in Ammonia/ methane etc.<br /> This works really well. The students overlap the atoms to show how electrons are shared in these molecules

A number of worksheets for OCR National Unit 2 AO1

biofuel powerpoint and crossword