Introduction to lattice enthalpies. Key terma and examples of born haber cycles included.

Calculating Mr - lots of relevant examples and some extra sheets you can print off to help students scaffold their work. feel free to share and adapt

Revision lesson on the main themes in the chemical calculation topic. Use of the Pearson combined textbook would be handy as there are some page references that relate to it, but you could use whatever textbook you have and adapt it.

Need a break from the lab? Why not book the computer room/laptop trolley and get the kids to do some independent learning? Guided worksheets that they can use in conjunction with the bbc bitesize site. Have fun!

% yield theory + a practical you could do with students to illustrate the principle.

Nice lesson looking at safety in Science along with some straightforward tasks to try. Hazcard info on slides you can print out, stick to walls so students can do some focused research.

Get to grips with alkanes. A theory lesson aimed at the foundation level Gd 1-5. Lots of clear diagrams and opportunity to practice of the knowledge.

Intro to the theory behind fractional distillation. Includes a challenging starter activity. Video links to relevant videos. Main class activities and an exam style question for students to get their teeth into. Enjoy!

A stand alone sheet. Students can use to research the early atmosphere. Questions get more difficult as you move through the sheet. What else do you need? Access to the internet! Or a textbook.

Gp 7 halogen displacement reaction.s Includes results table you can print off. and analysis questions at the end also includes how to write word and symbol equations. Handy if you have the Pearson textbook for some extension work but not essential.

Noble gas theory lesson focused on lower attaining groups/foundation. Includes starter, video link and graphing activity.

Theory lesson suitable for Y12 Chemistry introduction to oxidation number and redox reactions Success criteria are… Identify the difference between oxidation and reduction in terms of electrons Define what a reducing agent/oxidising agent is. Apply the idea of oxidation numbers to unfamiliar compounds Identify oxidation or reduction using occurring in balanced symbol equations Identify oxidising and reducing agents from balanced symbol equations Deduce the type of reaction occurring due to oxidation number change

Properties of ionic compounds lesson including practical for foundation students. Includes simple, starter activity and other activities linked to the standard combined science textbook (Pearson) .

Self directed worksheet for fertilisers and the haber process. Use page 120-121 of the Edexcel textbook.

A lesson resource to enable students to be assessed for the AF3 strand (communicating science) focusing on representing chemical reactions and analysing data.

How negative ions are formed - could be used for any exam board. A couple of old images from “boardworks” have been used to illustrate the concepts. Feel free to adapt for yourself.

2 slides - 1 with common ions met during GCSE Science and common vocab used in ionic bonding.

PowerPoint presentation, taking a step by step approach for calculating the pH of a weak acid.

Simple review lesson for lower attaining students. Activities are linked to the Pearson combined Science textbook. Simple starter and independent tasks to carry out.

Quick starter sheet you can print off or display, recaps key vocab and simple ionic formulae.