IGCSE Physical and chemical changes lesson and practical circus Includes practical cards and lesson with starter, plenary and activity instructions, as well as an explanation. Requires materials found in any school lab

STEM week science week mini activities, mini experiments mini tasks. Home learning, school learning. Can be adapted. 18 activities and ideas, ready to print or send out. Egg drop, Egg in vinegar, DNA, nature survey, non newtonian fluid, bridge building, candy chromatography, Element factsheet, Foil boat, germinating seeds, Earth layers, invisible ink, pH indicator, red cabbage, Paper planes, Space solar system, Separating salt and sand, Xylem in celery. Mixture of practical and research tasks. Each page contains equipment, safety and instructions.

year 10 or 11, iGCSE chemistry GCSE chemistry 0620. Hydrogen fuel, Hydrogen fuel cell, differentiated, activity filled lesson, good feedback and assessment. includes lesson plan, powerpoint and worksheet. Includes videos and multimedia.

Full set of resources suitable for Cambridge checkpoint CIE rate of reaction scheme of work, but can be used for other syllabuses. Includes powerpoints, practical instructions, student learning objective sheets and assessments.

Over 250 quickfire questions covering the whole of the IGCSE cambridge international Chemistry syllabus. Many uses: Put them in a random generator for a quick quiz Ask students to ask their teammates Starters and plenaries exit questions When it is time for revision, ask the students to complete all 200+ questions! These questions are ‘The Basics’, a set of easier questions that give a good grounding for understanding. Not past paper questions. Includes answers at the end Now updated for 2023!

A series of revision booklets including the material, knowledge questions and past paper questions. Covers every syllabus point for the updated 0620 CIE syllabus Topic 2- Elements, compounds and mixtures, Atomic structure and the periodic table, isotopes.

Full set of revision mats for all topics for IGCSE chemistry. Covers the whole syllabus. I usually print in A3 and laminate to allow students to work together. Can be given individually. A mixture of questions and prompts to guide revision