AQA 9 -1 new GCSE Chemistry syllabus Knowledge organiser for the sustainable development topic including - potable water - water treatment - Haber Process - fertilizer production - reducing resource use - life cycle assessment - corrosion and its prevention - bioleaching and phytomining

New 2017 syllabus Knowledge organiser for paper 2 chemistry covering: - atmosphere formation -greenhouse gases - carbon footrpint and its reduction - pollutants - their origin and reduction.

New spec AQA 9-1 Chemistry knowledge organiser. Revision material including: measuring rates limiting factors calculating rates factors affecting rates factors increasing rate collision theory Equilibrium Dynamic Equilibrium (Haber process)

Powerpoint fully resourced. Just add a mixture of solid, liquid and gas materials/ bottle for the pupils to sort out. Then demonstrate the properties. I use hydrogen peroxide and manganese dioxide to produce a cloud of oxygen to demonstrate that gases can be stirred and poured. Syringes filled with solids, liquids and gases with their ends sealed help with the properties too.

Whole lesson powerpoint, practical activities/demos to develop the phenomenon of diffusion and gas pressure.

Powerpoint, with all activities embedded. Exam questions (GCSE level) to promote higher thinking. In addition to this, I introduce loss of gases as a challenge using marble chips and acid on a top pan balance.

Develops the idea of conservation of mass with physical changes - extra challenge introduced to end of lesson with chemical changes and exothermicity.

Whole lesson, with challenge, writing equations, resources to teach displacement reactions.

Outcomes etc embedded on the powerpoint slide. Pupil observation sheets to complete for self and demo practical activities. Writing equations. Exam starter question links back to reactivity of metals (group 1) with water

Full practical demonstration lesson with embedded you tube clips fo Caesium, rubidium and francium. Outcomes etc on each slide. Extra challenge for higher ability which delves into the electronic configuration linked to reactivity.

Resources lesson with task sheets to complete. I use the free resources off TES/textbooks top provide the around the room. Alternatively they can research using the internet.

Powerpoint includes outcomes, challenge, Kagan activities. The lesson is aimed to get the pupils debating about the advantages and disadvantages of a limestone quarry. All the information to produce the debate is on the powerpoint slides.

A fully resources practical lesson to show the difference between physical, biological, chemical weathering and erosion. for erosion - we use ice cube sized blocks of plaster of Paris in a shaker. Print off the powerpoint slides and laminate - all instructions are on these and match the worksheet activity. Takes approx 60 minutes for the practical activities and write ups.

Powerpoint with embedded youtube links to demonstrate how the halogens react with hydrogen and can displace each other. (Especially useful if you cant make the practicals work)

Outcomes are visible on each slide with challenge and numeracy outcomes. Pupils complete a series of isotope calculations, including a more challenging calculation on the 6 isotopes of mercury. Exam question to promote further application. With top sets this lesson only takes 30 minutes, with middle ability will take 60 minutes.

All resources, worksheets and exam questions to encourage the pupils to use literacy skills to identify the key developments of the periodic table development. Learning outcomes, challenge questions are taken from the AQA syllabus.

A literacy task to enable pupils to develop a timeline of the developments of the atomic model from the ancient Greeks to James Chadwick. The powerpoint has the questions the pupils need to answer to develop their understanding - along with challenge questions to get them thinking.

I found my year 10 class kept discussing electronic configuration when describing the developments of Mendeleev. I put this timeline together so they could see overlaps and the correct development order. i did it as a sort activity. The atomic and periodic developments are in different colours.

Summary of the AQA new specification Chemical Analysis section of paper two chemistry. Includes: - pure substances - separation techniques - analysis of anions, cations and gases - instrumental methods