Target driven graph drawing activity. Allows students to learn about the shape of IV graphs for different components by constructing them. Contains data for the the IV graph of: resistor, bulb and diode. Students plot data given in targets and then answer questions about their shape. Simply print targets and give to students with graph paper

Powerpoint to: -recap functional groups -introduce importance/ context of organic synthesis -introduce method of devising reaction scheme -lots of opportunity for AfL -links to another activity I have uploaded Powerpoint walks students through the step by step process of devising reaction schemes, carefully allowing them to build this up through several examples. Designed for OCR Year 1 Chemistry Module 4 but relevant to most specifications. Please see my other resources for accompanying lesson plan and activity.

Lesson Plan linked to two of my other resources. Lesson graded Good with Outstanding. Lots of opportunity for AfL and students build their understanding of reaction schemes/ two step synthesis/ synthetic routes though a series of activities decreasing in structure as lesson progresses.

Pupil friendly checklist for the ENTIRE of iGCSE Chemistry. Perfect for current those taking GCSE Chemistry in 2017. Year 10 and Year 11 content.

A3 'Poster' Worksheet for students to collaboratively answer questions on preparation of insoluble salts from mixture of (aq) ions. Can be used a plenary/ starter/ learning activity. Could be team/ individual activity/ competitive / non-competitive. Made for iGCSE but relevant to other specs

Worksheet designed to help develop the 'thought process' they should use to approach a 6 mark questions. Walks students through answering q then offers reflection with markscheme after. Highly successful, can be adapted to other 6 mark questions, simply replace questions and marksheme.

Designed for iGCSE Chemistry C2 Salts and Bases - relevant to other specs though. Structured worksheet helps students write instructions for preparing soluble salt from soluble base (titration). Common 6 mark exam question. Is differentiated with key words but can be differentiated more (sentence starters) and less (remove key words)

Calculated colouring contains questions about: Charges on ions Number of protons Number of Neutrons Electrons in outer shell Fun way to encourage students to engage with periodic table and practice deducing information from it.