Self contained powerpoint presentation to deliver the concept of entropy and free energy .

Worksheets and data sheet to establish the trends in group 2 metal and carbonate thermal stability

Short presentation on Esters and a worksheet on the formation of Carboxylic acid derivatives.

Revision resources for Benzene and Phenol topic in year 13 Chemistry. 'Fold me over' mechanisms are to practice writing substitution mechanisms and for student to self correct their answer. Differentiated questions denoted as Amber or Purple according to difficulty. A short formative test included.

Presentation and worksheet with answers to show how to calculate Rf values.

Starter for Rate of Reaction

A powerpoint that allows students to make sense of the difference between these mechanisms of Hydroxide Reactions in Haloalkanes.

How to write an Equilibrium Constant (using paper,scissors and pencils)

Chemistry students exercise to find simple shapes. Requires matches and blu tack ... and at least a room without an overzealous smoke alarm

A worksheet for grasping the concept of electronegativity

Just a guided walk through molar concepts.

Quick revision of the main properties of d block elements

Ozone atmospheric chemistry using paper cutouts and tiddlewinks

Worksheet to show the reasons behind the formation of inorganic precipitates

A powerpoint presentation that teaches the calculation of titration data ( Molarity of an unknown solution etc.) from the viewpoint of the equipment used.

Quick pre test revision for the introductory topics in Year 12.

Quick guide for derivation of redox equations.

Guide to the redox chemistry of corrosion with emphasis on rusting.

A little practical and some activity sheets to explain group 2 compound solubility

Just a guidance sheet to help with this. It worked well, if the central ion and the ligand are written on paper and handed out to the class in a random fashion , so that different students had different parts of the name. Put a formula for a complex on the board and allow the students to walk up as appropriate and arrange themselves in the correct order.