<p>PowerPoint used with water of crystalisation lesson. Tailored to OCR AS/A-Level Chemistry A but can be used on any specification. This presentation was used prior to questions from student books and Chemsheets booklet. Good PowerPoint of a worked example to explain method.</p>

<p>PowerPoint used to explain percentage yield and atom economy. Tailored to OCR AS/A-Level Chemistry A but can be used on any specification. This resource was used to show the calculations required prior to questions from student books and Chemsheets booklet.</p>

<p>Resource used for middle and low ability pupils on AQA Combined Science: Trilogy specification. A structured table that shows how to complete this calculation. A successful resource in my experience that can be adapted with new questions. A full worked example is on the sheet.</p>

<p>PowerPoint questions where pupils must work out the relative formula mass and then calculate the moles as a result. Simple revision resource for low ability GCSE pupils.</p>

<p>PowerPoint used for both lessons on Dynamic Equilibrium and Alter Conditions lessons for AQA Combined Science: Trilogy and AQA GCSE Chemistry specifications. PowerPoints feature key points, animations and reveals, and questions to be used as AfL checkpoints. I have used this resource with middle and high ability pupils with good results.</p>

<p>Resource used with middle to low ability pupils. Table structure allows pupils to follow the steps for reacting masses. A full worked example followed by student questions.</p>

<p>Resources used for a lesson on Equations and calculations. The worksheets allow for balancing equations to be recapped before the reacting masses table worksheet can be used to practice the reacting masses calculation. Reacting mases table worksheet is sold separately. A good lesson which can be adapted to suit any ability.</p>

<p>Fun resource for all ability ranges to underpin idea of Ionic Bonding. Students are assigned with an atom using the Atom cards, and are then given a dating profile. Students must complete the profile for their atom before finding another atom (pupil) to bond with. They then complete the rest of their profiles together, eventually leading to a full dot-and-cross diagram.</p>

<p>PowerPoint used with all ability ranges for explaining Electrolysis. Tailored for the AQA Combined Science: Trilogy and AQA GCSE Chemistry specifications. Powerpoint features key points, animations and reveals, and also features student tasks to be used as AfL checkpoints. AfL checkpoints can be adapted to use any technique, including mini-whiteboards and self/peer-assessment.</p>

<p>Resource for lesson on AQA GCSE Combined Science: Trilogy specification covering chemical equations. Presentation links to other resources provided or for practicals/demonstrations. Regularly used resource which can be tailored for high or low ability.</p>

I used this lesson with Y7 and Y8 to explain the difference between chemical and physical changes.

Elements Compounds and mixtures lesson for Changing states. Worksheet 1 is the lowest level and worksheet 3 is the highest level.