This pack contains a revision guide focusing on the Atomic Structure and the Periodic Table - including revision material for: The History of the Atom The Atom today - charge, mass, and calculating Protons, Neutrons and Electrons Isotopes The History of the Periodic Table The Periodic Table Electronic Configuration and its link to Periods and Groups The Revision Guide booklet contains all of the key information you need for the topic, as well as some practice questions to test your understanding (and a mark scheme to see if you are right!!)

This pack contains a seven lesson PowerPoint focusing on the Fuels and Earth Science topic - including: Hydrocarbons Crude Oil Fractional Distillation Homologous Series Combustion Acid Rain Cracking The Early Atmosphere The Test for Oxygen The Greenhouse Effect / Climate Change The PowerPoint booklet contains all the key information needed for the new GCSE, with self-made graphics/diagrams and questions linked to the accompanying AfL Booklet which can be used as in lesson AfL or as homework. There are also links to revision videos to help your students revise the topic. Finally, there is an accompanying mark scheme to help non-specialists as well. I hope you find it as useful as my students do!

This is a revision guide for the first paper of the new GCSE 1-9. It contains outcomes, with links to revision videos for each outcome. Key knowledge checks - short, sharp, key facts about each topic that will guarantee a grade 4/5 Key words and definitions for the whole of paper 1 Revision notes for the whole of paper 1 The topics contained in Paper 2 are: States of Matter Separation Techniques Acids and Bases Electrolysis Extracting Metals Equilibria I hope you find it as useful as my students have!

This pack contains a three lesson PowerPoint focusing on calculations involving masses including: 1. Conservation of Mass 2. Relative Formula Mass 3. Empirical Formula 4. Maximum Masses / Theoretical Yield 5. Moles, Masses, Particles and Avogadro’s Number 6. Limiting Reactants 7. Stoichiometry There are GCSE exam questions, with model answers/mark schemes, embedded into the PowerPoint as well as links to revision videos that can be set as homework or viewed in class. There is also a workbook that can be printed and used as a resource in the classroom which includes revision notes, practice questions and mark schemes.

Mr Barnes Teaches Chemistry This is a revision booklet aimed at the new 2016 Science GCSE. It covers everything the students need to know about ionic bonding, including: 1. What is an ion? 2. How do you work out the charge of ions? 3. What is an ionic bond? 4. Drawing dot and cross diagrams. 5. Examples of ionic bonding 6. Calculating Protons, Neutrons and Electrons of an ion. 7. ‘-ide’, ‘-ate’ 8. Finding the Formula 9. Giant Ionic Lattices 10. Properties of Ionic Compounds. It contains: A. Outcomes for the GCSE, B. Video links which contain information, questions and model answers, C. Revision notes which have been written by myself, specifically for the course D. Practice exam questions E. Model answers This is designed for Edexcel but covers all aspects of AQA and OCR Chemistry. I hope you find it useful!

Mr Barnes Teaches Chemistry This is a revision booklet aimed at the new 2016 Science GCSE. It covers everything the students need to know about the Calculations topic, including: Conservation of Mass Relative Formula Mass Empirical Formula Concentration Calculating Masses from Reactants Moles, Mass and Avogadro’s Number Limiting Reagents (H) Stoichiometry (H) It contains: A. Outcomes for the GCSE, B. Video links which contain information, questions and model answers, C. Revision notes which have been written by myself, specifically for the course D. Practice exam questions E. Model answers This is designed for Edexcel but covers all aspects of AQA and OCR Chemistry. I hope you find it useful!

This pack contains a three lesson PowerPoint focusing on the atom - including: 1. The History of the Atom 2. The Atom today - charge, mass, and calculating Protons, Neutrons and Electrons 3. Isotopes There are GCSE exam questions, with model answers/mark schemes, embedded into the PowerPoint as well as links to revision videos that can be set as homework or viewed in class. There is also a workbook that can be printed and used as a resource in the classroom which includes revision notes, practice questions and mark schemes.

Mr Barnes Teaches Chemistry This is a revision booklet aimed at the new 2016 Science GCSE. It covers everything the students need to know about the Obtaining and Using Metals topic, including: 1. The Reactivity of Metals 2. Displacement Reactions and Half Equations 3. Oxidation and Reduction 4. Ores and Metal Extraction 5. Bioleaching and Phytoextraction 6. Recycling Metals and Life-Cycle Assessments It contains: A. Outcomes for the GCSE, B. Video links which contain information, questions and model answers, C. Revision notes which have been written by myself, specifically for the course D. Practice exam questions E. Model answers This is designed for Edexcel but covers all aspects of AQA and OCR Chemistry

This is a complete resource for all students studying the new Level 3 NQF Applied Science Course. This revision guide is tailored specifically for the Unit 1 exam - focusing on the Chemistry aspect of the course. It contains revision material, which can be used to plan your lessons, as well as practice questions for every lesson you teach and the mark schemes that go with it. Hopefully you find it as useful as I did.

This revision guide contains detailed revision on the following topics: The Atom Electronic Configuration The Periodic Table Isotopes Ionic Bonding Properties of Ionic Compounds Simple Covalent Bonding Allotropes of Carbon Metallic Bonding Conservation of Mass and Models Ionic, Metallic or Covalent? Investigating Types of Substance The Alkali Metals The Noble Gases The Halogens Displacement Reactions of the Halogens Investigating Rates of Reaction Collision Theory Exothermic and Endothermic Reactions Catalysts and Activation Energy Hydrocarbons Combustion The Early Atmosphere Human Impact on the Atmosphere Testing for Cations Testing for Anions Alkanes and Alkenes Alcohols Carboxylic Acids Polymerisation Choosing Materials Nanoparticles Each revision section comes with practice questions, and a mark scheme at the rear of the revision guide. This can be used as cover, revision, or first phase revision for supply.

This revision guide contains detailed revision on the following topics: The Atom Electronic Configuration The Periodic Table Isotopes Ionic Bonding Properties of Ionic Compounds Simple Covalent Bonding Allotropes of Carbon Metallic Bonding Conservation of Mass and Models Ionic, Metallic or Covalent? Investigating Types of Substance States of Matter Mixtures Filtration & Crystallisation Distillation and Chromatography Acids, Bases & Indicators Concentration and pH Preparing soluble salts Investigating pH and Solubility Electrolysis Core Practical: Purifying Copper Reactivity of Metals Extracting Metals Recycling Reversible Reactions Transition Metals & Corrosion Electroplating and Alloys Titrations and Concentration Calculations Atom Economy and Yields Fertilisers and The Haber Process Molar Volumes and Fuel Cells Each revision section comes with practice questions, and a mark scheme at the rear of the revision guide. This can be used as cover, revision, or first phase revision for supply.

This AfL workbook contains a wealth of Assessment for Learning questions for the entirety of the Combined Science Paper 2. There are differentiated questions covering: The Alkali Metals The Halogens and displacement The Noble Gases Rates of Reaction Energy Changes (Exothermic and Endothermic) Fuels Earth Science There is a mark scheme to go along with it.

This pack contains a pdf afl workbook focusing on the Chemical Changes (Acids, Alkalis and Electrolysis) topic - including: 1. What are acids and alkalis in terms of ions 2. What is the effect of indicators 3. Strong, weak, dilute and concentrated Acids 4. The two Core Practicals 5. Naming Salts and Writing Balanced Equations 6. Preparing Pure salts from different reactants 7. Solubility Rules 8. What is Electrolysis / an electrolyte? 9. Oxidation, Reduction and naming the electrodes 10. Writing Half Equations 11. Core Practical: Electrolysis of Copper Sulphate Solution 12. Predicting the Products of electrolysis The AfL booklet contains a range of questions - including key words, knowledge checks, standard tier questions and higher tier questions designed to test the highest of ability students. There is an accompanying mark scheme to help non-specialists as well.

This AfL workbook contains a wealth of Assessment for Learning questions for the entirety of the Combined Science Paper 1. There are differentiated questions covering: States of Matter Mixtures and Separation Techniques Acids and Alkalis Electrolysis Extracting Metals Equilibrium There is a mark scheme to go along with it.

This resource has a series of flash cards for the Calculations involving masses topic. It contains a pdf with: 18 key questions for topic 1c of the GCSE Answers so that the students can quickly see if they are right or wrong (just print the pages out back to back) A QR code that takes them to a summary video for the topic. A link to a video for that specific outcome to help them revise for the exam. I have also added the word document if you wanted to add any more questions before you print them out for your classes. Finally, it contains all of the outcomes that students need to know for the Edexcel GCSE with a revision video for each. Hopefully you find it useful! More topics to come soon!

This is a booklet that contains all of the exam specification points for the new Edexcel GCSE chemistry exam. It contains links to revision videos to each outcome, as well as page numbers to the CGP revision guides. I hope you find it useful!

This is a revision video for the core practical - electrolysis of copper sulfate. The attached worksheet is for students to complete (along with timestamps) as they go. This is a perfect revision resource, or first phase lesson for students that have been absent, allowing them to get caught up and prepared for the GCSE. If you like it, leave a review and I’ll make more!