Quiz on the chemistry of the atmosphere for AQA GCSE Chemistry.

Quiz on Organic Chemistry for AQA GCSE Chemistry.

Excel Sheet with cool features already prepared: Calculates how close to target students are after a test grade is recorded Has editable titles in case your tests have different names Automatically highlights students based how well they are doing compared to targets Makes it easy to spot under-performing/struggling students so you can intervene in a timely fashion Can easily be converted into a Google sheet if needed Automatically calculates and average working at grade This is the perfect tool for monitoring progress and informing interventions!

A power-point presentation for teaching groups & periods of the periodic table to year 7's. It assumes knowledge of metals & non-metals. There is also a worksheet that follows the slideshow perfectly. Students learn how to identify groups and periods on the periodic table and goes through the special names of Group 1, 2, 7, and group 0. It then focuses on the Alkali metals and their chemical & physical properties.

Resources for introducing atoms & elements to year 7 classes.

Resource for consolidating elements compounds & mixtures for year 7

Ideal for year 9, 10 or 11 students to revise the acids & alkalis topic. Suitable for all ability groups.

Perfect resource for teaching electrolysis. This worksheet includes a starter to the lesson and would go well alongside an electrolysis practical. It is suitable for teaching electrolysis to lower and middle ability groups.

Tutorial & Worksheet on constructing chemical formulas. Suitable for year 9, 10 & 11 students of any ability.

Your students will understand half equations & electrolysis after this! Both Higher & Foundation worksheets. Practice predicting products of electrolysis both from molten & aqueous ionic compounds. Starts off from what ions are in the electrolyte & builds up to predicting products & writing half equations. Worksheets to help teach students how to predict the products of electrolysis and then practice. It builds up the ideas progressively, and allows differentiation both by outcome and by using selective resouces.

Quiz on Atomic Structure for AQA GCSE Chemistry.