a good quick test to check understanding. easy to quality mark.

quick starter, plenary or h/w

naming salts fill in sheet - good starter/plenary/afl activity

this says cut and paste activity, but works better as 'link element to use' - good starter or plenary

I use this as a starter before teaching how to take a geranium cutting - followed by class practical can be made high ability by using/talking about root powder

low ability fill in sheet

Fill in sheet used to recap the different types of bonding and their properties.

this w/s has 3 sections: 1/ questions on transition metals 2/ gcse organic chemistry 3/ the cosmetics industry I used this with my top set year 11s as a lesson and h/w

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.

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

good for end of topic test

Test on the word and symbol equations required at KS4.

Homework resource - I generally quality mark this as there is always room for improvement!

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

Includes all the resources you need to teach HL covalent bonding. Please read more for details. Includes: PowerPoints which guide you through lessons on: * Sigma and pi bonds * Resonance and Formal charge * Expanded octet and VESPR threory * Hybridization Practice questions and answers.

Includes a checklist and revision exam questions for standard level and higher level 2016 onwards course.

Includes everything you need to teach IB Covalent bonding at SL. Read more for details. Please see my other resources for the HL lessons. PowerPoints to guide you through each lesson: * Introduction to covalent bonding * Covalent structures * VESPR theory * Resonance, polarity and coordinate bonding * Giant covalent structures Practice questions and answers.