Powerpoint presentation and lesson plan for structure of the atom (focused on OCR Gateway GCSE chemistry). Lesson includes structure of the atom, details on subatomic particles, and definitions on atomic number/mass, isotopes and ions.

Whole lesson on copper extraction for GCSE chemistry (Following OCR Gateway specifications). Powerpoint presentation and questions for group activity where individual pupils must answer a question correctly before moving on to the next question (first group to successfully answer all questions wins!)

Powerpoint presentation for a whole lesson on the Haber Process. Requires questions for a group activity (although this can take a lot of time and can be skipped!)

Powerpoint presentation to be followed by practical demonstration of the reactivity series of metals.

Annotated painting of a lily using watercolour. Resource can either be adapted to put in a lesson or can be printed and hung in a classroom as a visual aid for pupils.

KS3 lesson on pressure but can be used for older pupils too. Resource includes powerpoint lesson, homework (fully scaffolded for calculating pressure) and extra help sheet for pupils that may struggle with maths (this can be used in the lesson as a worksheet too!)

practical lesson where pupils initially develop their thinking skills of how to set up an experiment, then go forward to test their theories/ undertake practical in measuring friction across different surfaces.

Practical lesson to introduce the basics of Hooke’s Law to year 7 pupils (or above) with blank slide for writing own conclusions on the board at the end of the practical. Lesson can be adapted to produce a graph for more able students.

Powerpoint lesson for an introduction to forces along with a starter task of a crossword to settle pupils and begin focusing their minds on the definitions/explanations of forces.

Scheme of learning for year 7 topic of forces based off of the “Exploring Science 7” books. Scheme includes lessons (with revision, test, and intervention at the end of the topic), along with aims, resources required, and subject vocabulary for each lesson.

Resource includes a powerpoint with annotations in the notes section for part C1 of the OCR gateway GCSE chemistry subject, but can easily be used for other exam boards as the topic is so versatile. Resource also includes a full lesson plan, fully adaptable for your own adaptations.

Using this activity, pupils can practice writing the word equations and the symbol equations for their own chosen reactions. This activity requires a dice. Roll the dice to chose a cation (number on the dice corresponds to a cation in the first box), then roll the dice again to chose an anion. Roll the dice as many times as required until pupils are confident in writing balanced symbol equations.