Three worksheets that can be used to help revise the Chemical Changes Topic

Each powerpoint starts with the AQA specification points that will be meet in the lesson. This powerpoint looks at limiting reactants. It includes two videos to help with undertsanding the concept of limiting reactants.

Revision sheets designed to follow the KS3 specification. These have been designed to accompany practicals within the lesson to help lower ability students recap previously taught chemistry knowledge in preparation for an end of KS3 test.

A powerpoint presentation designed to help student revise Atomic Structure, Bonding and Quantitative Chemistry

Worksheets for Required Practical's 5-8 includes additional questions to analyse practical.

Each PowerPoint starts with the AQA specification points that will be meet in the lesson.

Each powerpoint starts with the AQA specification points that will be meet in the lesson. This lesson looks at the introduction of moles.

Each powerpoint starts with the AQA specification points that will be meet in the lesson. This lesson looks at volume of gas. Additional worksheets can be found on TES.

A compete lesson for conservation of mass. Includes exam questions and worksheets.

This is a series of activities that I planned as a technician and used during activities week at my previous school. It includes extracting DNA from Kiwi's, casting footwear impressions, blood splatter analysis, testing water samples. There is a casebook for teachers and one for students to write in, along with a powerpoint to follow the different test. You will need to collect fingerprints and handwriting samples from different members of staff.

Using a classic for some good old fun whilst revising. The game includes all keywords from the AQA Trilogy Combined science.

Each powerpoint starts with the AQA specification points that will be covered in the lesson. This works through Mr and calculating reacting masses. Additional worksheets can be found of TES.

This is an activity I have used with several classes. I print off the question sheets and ensure that the answers on the back of the sheet. The students complete the questions and then self assess. Once they have completed the question, they move onto the next question.