50 questions to balance. Keeps them quiet...

Worksheet to practise the IDEs and ATEs rules, with some extras to count atoms etc... Good for fundamentals at GCSE, for patching up any holes at A Level.

3 sheets, to calculate Mr, moles and mass from given data. 160 questions!

Empirical formulae calcs from combustion analysis. Good GCSE extension and A Level autumn training work.

Useful worksheet of calcs on Limiting factor, In excess, percentage yield.

Tracking sheet. Uses excel and any data you want to type in - target, prior tests, previous year's exam. Then prints a bar chart for each child's exercise book. I print them at the start of the year with prior data, then students shade them in as they go. When a new sheet is required (new book etc) I print off a new version, with the most up to date data. Students can say what standard they are at, what their targets are and how they are getting along.

Worksheet with many examples of using moles = v x c.

Useful worksheet on conversion of units - good A Level practice.

Useful sheet on reactions of acids with bases, alkalis, metals.

Worksheet with many questions for GCSE and A Level Chemistry

Calculations around moles of gases - good practice drill.

Brilliant way to streamline all technical requests to the technicians. I devised this for a split site school with three prep rooms, so all technicians could see at a glance who has ordered which lessons. This can be easily modified so certain prep rooms only see the staff lessons they need to. Each teacher has a sheet, they type their lessons in for the week, each week for the year on a separate tab. All teachers have their own excel file('Dave', 'Steve') etc shared in the same folder on the network. The technician opens the technician file and this automatically updates with everything all staff have typed in. Print off the week (after the deadline), voila! Two files - the technicians and a 'Teacher1', with sample lessons to demonstrate. I will help you set your sheets up as part of the fee. Top tip - keep all the files in the same folder name - 'Technician orders'.

Calculations based on the mole and Avagadro's number.

17 files - 3 powerpoints and 14 worksheets to go alongside GCSE AQA Chemistry.