<p>This resource is designed to help students identify the elements within a compound (using a periodic table) and also count the number of atoms in a given formula.</p> <p>Could be used with KS3 students to introduce the concept of chemical formula.</p> <p>Could be used as a review/ starter/ plenary activity for KS4 students.</p> <p>Excellent resource to fill in gaps in understanding with students who may not be meeting their targets.</p>

<p>A tick sheet used to cement the understanding of key words; atom, molecule, element and compound.</p> <p>Could be used as a starter or review for KS4</p>

<p>Students to apply their understanding of chemical formula, to notice the detail of upper and lower case letters in chemical formula. Students should be able to use the periodic table to classify elements as metal and non metal.</p> <p>Resources are designed for lower ability students/ SEN/ SEMH/ low literacy.</p>

<p>This resource helps students to understand chemical formula, students should use the periodic table to identify elements and count the number of atoms in each formula.</p> <p>Resources are aimed at SEMH/ SEN/ lower ability students. Resources support students with low literacy.</p>

<p>Practical sheet includes drawing scientific equipment, collecting data, describing hazards and describing the particle model during a change of state.</p> <p>Resources are created for low ability/ SEMH/ SEN/ low literacy.</p>