great h/w for reactivity of grp 1 metals and water - they have to watch brainiac clip and then fill in sheet - mark scheme included for peer assessment!

pupils fill in the blanks and find pictures and draw them into the boxes as required

introduction ppt with web link and IT task

used as group work with year 12 to look at different industrial equilibrium procesesses.

can be used as end of topic test

a class it project, where pupils are divided into groups and given sub projects. They research and produce a project, which then then present back to the class - who assess each other.

looks at bonding, orbitals and electron density maps

Looks at the difference between animals and plant and the fact that sometimes it isnt straight forward. There is a nice plenary task.

To help with GCSE extended answer questions.

can be used as end of topic test

I show the group this example of properties and uses of iron, then i give them an element each and they have to produce an A4 poster with properties and uses. This is easy to differentiate for low and high ability by choice of element - done using internet.

demo prac, get pupils to draw scientific diagram and peer assess, then do prac themselves

ppt to help explain how polarisation leads to covalent characteristics.

introduction to fuels topic and setting the scene for practical lesson: Comparing the temperature rise produced when the same volume of water is heated by different fuels.

Goes through what is required on edexcel a2 specification. Looks at ways of adding and removing carbon atoms.

a selection of tasks for pupils to make revision poster and present back to rest of class

2 question test - questions on free rad sub and electrophilic addition, followed by mass spec analysis. There is also an improvement sheet for students to fill in QUALITY MARKING OPPORTUNITY

Fill in sheet to go through all required equations

short test covering the Edexcel specification requirements for AS unit 1.

Aims: Revisit the idea of a relative mass; Revise the information contained on the periodic table; Learn how to calculate: Relative molecular mass Empirical formula