Lessons 6+7 of 9 from the topic ‘Understanding chemical changes’. ‘Investigating the reactions between acids, metals and carbonates’. *Learning Outcomes *H/W Suggestions *Extension Tasks *Worksheets *Assessment of Learning *Differentiation + Teachers Lesson Plan + Practical/Experiment Suggestions

Lesson 8 of 9 from the topic ‘Understanding chemical changes’. ‘Planning an investigation on the effectiveness of antacids’. *Learning Outcomes *H/W Suggestions *Extension Tasks *Worksheets *Assessment of Learning *Differentiation + Teachers Lesson Plan + Practical/Experiment Suggestions

A customisable powerpoint on scientific literacy across KS3 and KS4. This powerpoint incorporates spelling activities, short story writing and pronunciation. Use this powerpoint over a week for different classes and change the content when required. This powerpoint is hyperlinked through a menu but is not interactive. Use the activities as mini plenaries, starters, plenary, AofL.This is a cross curricular activity set and is engaging for all levels and abilities. The current information in the slides is just for demonstration and illustrative purposes.

Lesson 9 of 9 from the topic ‘Understanding chemical changes’. ‘Acid rain - the causes and effects’. *Learning Outcomes *H/W Suggestions *Extension Tasks *Worksheets *Assessment of Learning *Differentiation + Teachers Lesson Plan + Practical/Experiment Suggestions

This is a rehashed version of Mr. Moleycules Ionic bonding worksheet which can be produced double sided for pupils. The activities and information is the same except it has been slimmed down and a description of CATION and ANION has been added.

Year 8 double lesson with worksheets and answers. The first reaction is between sulphur and iron to make iron sulphide. Students identify the properties of both reactants and the product. The second experiment is asking the class to calculate the mass of a raw egg and predict the mass after it has been hard boiled. The second part of the lesson requires the teacher to explain more details about the differences between physical and chemical reactions. Simple formulas and equations are then used to consolidate learning then finishing the lessons with an example of a chemical reaction (fire triangle). Answers provided for students to peer assess and mark students work.

Lesson 4 of 9 from the topic ‘Understanding chemical changes’. ‘Looking at the development and use of the pH scale’. *Learning Outcomes *H/W Suggestions *Extension Tasks *Worksheets *Assessment of Learning *Differentiation + Teachers Lesson Plan + Practical/Experiment Suggestions

Lesson 2 of 9 from the topic ‘Understanding chemical changes’. ‘Hazard symbols and their use around the world’. *Learning Outcomes *H/W Suggestions *Extension Tasks *Worksheets *Assessment of Learning *Differentiation + Teachers Lesson Plan + Practical/Experiment Suggestions

8 Prepared Lessons for the complete teaching of the year 7/8 topic - Understanding Chemical Reactions (7.4). Completely inline with and supportive of the 2014 national curriculum changes. Each lesson is fully resourced with activities, worksheets, homework, starter, plenary and extension activities. This is a 'unit in a bag'. Each individual lesson is complemented by a structured and detailed lesson plan. There are 18 separate resources in this bundle to effectively engage and teach the understanding chemical reactions unit (7.4). Formerly known as Acids and Alkalis but with added content from the new curriculum. *Learning Outcomes *H/W Suggestions *Extension Tasks *Worksheets *Assessment of Learning *Differentiation + Teachers Lesson Plan + Practical/Experiment Suggestions

Lesson 3 of 9 from the topic ‘Understanding chemical changes’. ‘Making and using a natural pH indicator’. *Learning Outcomes *H/W Suggestions *Extension Tasks *Worksheets *Assessment of Learning *Differentiation + Teachers Lesson Plan + Practical/Experiment Suggestions

Lesson 5 of 9 from the topic ‘Understanding chemical changes’. ‘Understanding neutralisation reactions and products’. *Learning Outcomes *H/W Suggestions *Extension Tasks *Worksheets *Assessment of Learning *Differentiation + Teachers Lesson Plan + Practical/Experiment Suggestions

This lesson looks at that materials used in building the Shard tower and the environmental impact of it's construction. Glass facade and recycled steel strcuture. 3 part lesson, could be made into 2 lessons/homework. Powerpoint presentation and accompanying information handout. Having science museum putty is an advantage but not essential. New materials, construction, C2, choices, environment, integration, promotion, London, how science works, using real life examples, cross curricular, chemistry, physics.

Additional AQA Chemistry AQA C2. Pre ISA experiment. Rates of reaction investigation lesson with mock ISA worksheet/report write up. I'm not sure where the worksheet came from so i don&'t take any credit for it.