In this lesson students are taken through how to name different salts by teaching them the various rules they need to follow to successfully name a salt from a reaction

In this bundle you will receive 7 lessons about how to use a Bunsen burner, scientific equipment, states of matter, particle theory, variables and graphs, heating and cooling curves and diffusion.

In this lesson students are taught the differences between a reversible and irreversible reaction along with several demonstrations and activities for students to complete with a 6 mark question. Learning objectives- Describe what happens to atoms in chemical reactions. Explain why chemical reactions are useful. Compare chemical reactions to physical changes.

In this bundle you will receive 4 lesson for the atoms, elements and compounds segment of the cirriculum. The lessons will be elements, atoms, compounds and chemical formula. Lesson 1 - elements Lesson Objectives State what is meant by an element. Recall the chemical symbols of six elements. Compare properties and uses of different elements. Lesson 2 - Atoms Learning Objectives: Describe substances that are elements and list some properties Compare the properties of one atom of an element to the properties of many atoms Link the behaviour of atoms within substances to why elements exhibit properties Lesson 3 - compounds Learning Objectives: Identify the elements in compounds Explain why a compound has different properties to the elements in it Differentiate elements from compounds when given names and properties Use particle diagrams to explain why a compound has different properties to the elements in it Lesson 4 - Chemical Formula Lesson Objectives: Name the elements in a compound. Write the chemical names and formulae for some simple compounds. Calculate the percentage of a given element within a compound. Use data provided to calculate formula masses for compounds.

In this lesson students are taught the definition of a compound and then there are various activities from word matches, investigations and questions for students to answer.

An excellent 10 question quiz on moles and mole calculations perfect for starter or plenary

This lesson takes students through what is neutralisation, the use of indicators, pH and how to graph pH of acidic and alkali products

This lesson covers pH indicators. It takes the students through what a indicator is as well as a practical investigation testing various household products.

In this lesson students are taught the definition of an element with various examples as well as a 6 mark plenary question and research task.

In this lesson students are taught what an atom is with various tasks as well as a homework activity for the to complete.

A complete KS3 lesson on the basics of acids and alkalis, as well as using a pH scale with various examples and tasks for students to complete. Work sheet included.

An excellent 10 question quiz for KS3 and GCSE students. The questions can be used as a starter or plenary to check the knowledge and understanding of your pupils.

In this lesson students are taken through the basics of chemical formula with practice questions to consolidate learning. Objective Name the elements in a compound. Write the chemical names and formulae for some simple compounds. Calculate the percentage of a given element within a compound. Use data provided to calculate formula masses for compounds.