A worksheet breaking down the main points of aluminium electrolysis. Does not include half equations as this is for a foundation class. From Chemistry Chapter 4: Chemical Changes for the AQA GCSE 9-1 Combined Science Specification. Can also be used as a recap/introduction for higher students. Best used after watching the attached clip.

Complete unit of work (PPTS, worksheets, exam Qs, mock exams with answers), for the AQA GCSE Chemistry Chapter 2 Structure and Bonding unit. This is missing the single lesson on nanoparticles which would make it suitable for triple science, but the other 11 lessons out of 12 are combined only. PPTs are fully interactive and ready to use (e.g. contain a pen symbol for students to write etc), videos, clear and concise explanations that have taken me hours to make. This batch is suitable for foundation students, but can be tweaked for higher students too. PPTs with the letters “RG” are differentiated printout slides for an SEN student in my class who struggles with note-taking.

PPTs and material for year 7 exploring science unit 7F (acids and alkali). **Please check through slides as there may be general messages for my classes that need deleting. ** Some material has been adapted/borrowed from Boardworks etc or other free TES users. Any issues, please contact me. Thank you

PPTS and content for year 7 lessons on elements (7H exploring science units). Please check through slides as there may be general messages for my classes that need deleting. Some material has been adapted/borrowed from Boardworks etc or other free TES users. Some of these lessons were taught remotely during the COVID-19 pandemic, so worksheets etc are limited Any issues, please contact me. Thank you

PPT taking students through common chemsitry word equations: metals + water metals + acid metal carbonates + acid Acid + alkali Also takes them through how to name a salt in chemistry. Then questions where they apply this. Hope it’s useful x

Mid ability year 10/11 students who needed help with half equations. Shows some worked examples with questions for them to practice, as well as video links for additional support. Can be used for homework, or a plenary, classwork, whatever :)

4 elements per page, with the atomic and mass numbers to one decimal place, as well as the full name and symbol Different 'families' (eg- the halogens, the alkali metals) can be printed on different coloured paper, cut, laminated, and then stuck up on the wall. Print A5 for smaller displays. The biggest, clearest, no-nonsense periodic table you can find! Enjoy!

Students can take an element box and write down the symbol, element name, atomic and mass numbers. They can all be assembled into a giant periodic table for a display. A list of element data and instruction sheet (with conditions etc) is also included. Edit as necessary :)

Students write any keyword in the middle and write a definition, draw a picture, use the word in a sentence and write related words around it. Useful for revision, or for activities. Can be used for anything, not just science ^_^

Key terms for students to match up with the correct definition. Can make a quick starter for KS4 students or high level KS3 students. Variables included. Extension: Students think of any other associated words with the topic and try to define them at the back

for pupils to record thoughts about investigations (what are my variables, what will I keep the same, what I think will happen). Can be used with any experiment, any year. Good for getting year 7s into the habit of writing experiments/drawing graphs, or KS4 ISAs