This powerpoint is a classroom based lesson for the introduction to rates of reaction. It is aimed at covering all grades so may need to be adapted for lower ability groups.<br /> <br /> Any feedback would be greatly appreciated.

This is a lesson for the new AQA 2016 specification. It is designed for higher level students as stated in the spec. The first worksheet is to ease them into it and gets progressively more challenging throughout the lesson. <br /> <br /> Any feedback would be greatly appreciated.

Included is a powerpoint for the new AQA spec for rates of reaction. The lesson covers collision theory, activation energy and surface area. It also includes the practical with different sized marble chips in acid to investigate the effect of surface area on rate. <br /> <br /> Any reviews would be greatly appreciated.

Included is a powerpoint and two worksheets to allow students to practice calculating molecular mass and moles. Students will need a copy of the periodic table to help them complete it.

I have made this resource from old lessons I used and have adapted to fit the new AQA Trilogy C4 Chemical calculations topic. There are worksheets included and interactive slides from old boardwork slides which my students still love coming up to the board to complete.<br /> <br /> This is my first upload so any feedback would be great. Thank you!

This is resource I will be using with my classes. It is mainly based at higher level students but there is a differentiated sheet I will use along with lego pieces or plastercine with my students who need more support.<br /> <br /> Any feedback would be greatly appreciated.

<p>This is a lesson I use with my GCSE classes to introduce C1 Atomic structure. I also use the Daniel Radcliffe periodic table song but this can be found on youtube.</p> <p>Also attached is the homework sheet and some exam questions with answers.</p>