CC17a lesson from the new Edexcel Combined Science GCSE (9-1) all about the Earth’s early atmosphere. The lesson includes what an atmosphere is, the role of volcanoes, evidence from other planets, oceans forming, evidence for no oxygen and the introduction of oxygen into the atmosphere. includes a two minute video from the ActiveLearn which could easily be replaced by another video that recaps how the early atmosphere was formed

Revision worksheet for the CC17 unit in the new Edexcel combined science GCSE (9-1). Covering content from: CC17a The early atmosphere CC17b The changing atmosphere CC17c The atmosphere today CC17d Climate change Designed to be printed as a double sided A3 worksheet - all the learning outcomes for the topic can be found on the reverse of the worksheet

Revision worksheet covering content from the Edexcel science GCSE (9-1) CC13 topic. Includes content from: CC13a Group 1 CC13b Group 7 CC13c Halogen Reactivity CC13d Group 0 Intended to be printed as a double sided A3 worksheet. All the learning outcomes for the topic are on the reverse side of the worksheet.

CC8g lesson from the Edexcel combined science GCSE (9-1) all about solubility. The lesson includes what a precipitation reaction is, precipitation reaction word/symbol equations, ionic equations for precipitation reactions and the preparation of insoluble salts.

CC2b lesson from the new Edexcel Science GCSE. Lesson looks at what filtration is, the equipment used, how to draw scientific equipment, what crystallisation is, what solution mining is, how to carry out filtration and crystallisation in the lab and the risk assessment of doing this. There is then a practical lesson looking at separating rock salt. *All of CC2 can be found together at the following link (https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/edexcel-cc2-11319203)*

Lesson for the CC5a topic in the new Edexcel science GCSE, looking at Ionic bonding. Covers what makes elements stable, the noble gases, how ionic bonds form, what cations and anions are, how to draw dot and cross diagrams and the pattern of ions formed dependent on position in the periodic table.

CC5b lesson for the new Edexcel Science GCSE, covering ionic lattices. The lesson includes a recap of ionic bonding, what ionic lattices are, the shapes formed, ionic formulae, the crossover method and polyatomic ions.

CC5c lesson from the Edexcel combined science GCSE (9-1) all about the properties of ionic compounds. The lesson includes a recap of what ionic compounds are, explaining the properties of ionic compounds and an investigation to identify ionic compounds.

CC16b lesson from the Edexcel combined science GCSE (9-1) all about fractional distillation of crude oil. The lesson includes what fractional distillation is and the uses / properties of each of the fractions.

CC16d lesson from the Edexcel combined science GCSE (9-1) all about complete and incomplete combustion. The lesson includes what combustion is, complete combustion, incomplete combustion and the dangers associated with the products of incomplete combustion.

CC13b lesson from the Edexcel combined science GCSE (9-1) all about group 7. The lesson includes appearance of the halogens, physical properties, testing for chlorine, uses of the halogens, halogens reacting with metals and halogens reacting with hydrogen.

The Edexcel CC2 'methods of separating and purifying substances' topic summarised on a (double sided) page. Intended for use in helping students revise for the end of topic test. Includes: - CC2a Mixtures - CC2b Filtration and Crystallisation - CC2c Chromatography -CC2d Distillation - CC2e Drinking Water I've included the PDF version so that the formatting/layout is the same on any computer and the word version if you want to adapt it and change anything.

The Edexcel CC3 'Atomic Structure' and CC4 'The Periodic Table' topics summarised on a page each. Intended for use in helping students revise for the end of topic test. Includes content from : CC3a Structure of the Atom CC3b Atomic Number and Mass Number CC3c Isotopes CC4a Elements and the Periodic Table CC4b Atomic Number and the Periodic Table CC4c Electronic Configuration and the Periodic Table I've included the PDF version so that the formatting/layout is the same on any computer and the word version if you want to adapt it and change anything.

CC2a lesson from the new Edexcel Science GCSE scheme of work. Lesson includes; what pure substances are, what mixtures are, ways to separate mixtures, melting points of mixtures and pure substances and a second practical lesson looking at the effect of adding salt to ice on the measured melting point. *All of CC2 can be found together at the following link (https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/edexcel-cc2-11319203)*

All of my resources for the Edexcel Combined Science GCSE chemistry topics. Check my shop to see which lessons are included.

Revision worksheet for the new Exploring Science 8F unit all about the periodic table. *Intended to be printed as an A3 double sided worksheet - has learning outcomes on reverse side to check learning against. *

CC16f lesson from the Edexcel combined science GCSE (9-1) all about breaking down hydrocarbons. The lesson includes supply and demand of hydrocarbons, what cracking is, difference between alkanes and alkenes and the use of petrol and hydrogen to fuel cars.

New Edexcel Science GCSE, CC7 topic looking at Allotropes of Carbon. Lesson includes looking at the properties and structure of fullerenes, graphene, graphite and diamond. All of CC7 can be found here (https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/edexcel-cc7-11284498)

New Edexcel Science GCSE, CC7 topic looking at properties of metals. Lesson includes looking at the terminology for properties, common properties of metals and non-metals, the structure of metals, the bonding within metals and why metals are malleable and can conduct electricity. All of CC7 can be found here (https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/edexcel-cc7-11284498)

End of Year quiz for use within Science lessons towards the end of term. There are 11 Quiz rounds to choose from (I usually have the folder open on the board and let one team at a time choose which round we do). There are several science based rounds, more loosely based science rounds as well as some generic rounds. ***More rounds will be added in the run up to the end of term. *