Workbook aimed at covering all of the skills required to study Applied Science at level 3 - could also be useful for level 2. There are engaging activities for each one which can be embedded into the lesson, used as independent study, or form the basis of a lesson. There are also a couple of useful tables at the back. Skills covered are: - Organising units & Coursework - Writing in the future passive tense - Writing scientific reports (aim, research, hypothesis, method, results, conclusions, evaluations) - Referencing - Researching - Writing chemical formulae (Organic/Inorganic) - Standard form and rounding (sig figs/decimal places) - Balancing chemical equations - Types of variable (independent, dependent, control) - Graphs - Risk Assessments - Diagrams

45 minute to 1 hour workshop on managing stress and anxiety, both in terms of preparation or in the middle of a crisis. Aimed at older students who are capable of self reflection. Some aspects could also be used in e.g. assemblies.

Series of resources, independent study guides, group work and lessons for teaching Periodicity to year 12.

For OCR F321 and F322. Cheat sheets will still be helpful and Question Analysis sheets may be for other exam boards.

Engaging four-lesson sequence for year 9 covering types of pathogen, vaccination and the immune system. Contains activities, teacher instructions, practicals and worksheets. Aimed at Collins Year 9 3.2.11-3.2.14, but would also work for high ability year 7/8 groups/

Intermolecular forces and molecular shapes lessons with activities and prep sheets for students

Activity for students explaining how to research and reference, and giving examples of Bias using the Miner's strike and Thatcher as an example. Uses rap lyric introductions as an example of how to reference.

For OCR F321 - active learning. Activity included to allow preparatory work to be set.

A couple of good activities - particularly the sequence for mole calculations, but will need fleshing out for use.

Instructions for a group project outside of lesson time for year 12 Chemistry students to peer-teach and assess Green Chemistry. I have done this six years in a row with the full range of abilities and groups and it's always been done brilliantly. Leaves more time in class to go over mechanisms and energetics. One group even filmed a rap for YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2K0YtqPKxm4

45 min-1 hour revision skills workshop for assemblies or intervention. Can also be taken apart and inserted into lessons.

Lesson sequence on electron configurations, orbitals and bonding

Jigsaw groups activity for teaching AS spectroscopy

Four lesson sequence on crude oil and polymers for core science. Lots of active learning. A few bits are amalgamated from other TES resources.

Five lessons with active teaching and learning on naming chemicals, balancing equations, using stoichiometry, calculating empirical formulae.

Silent lesson on combustion, group task on mechanisms, and enthalpy of reaction practical.

Markbook templates for a variety of courses along with staff training notes on how to make them yourself.

Jigsaw/Mastery groups task on Electrophilic/Nucleophilic Addition/Substitution/Elimination

A series of AfL activities which can be inserted into any lesson on any topic.

Calculators for 4- and 6- unit A Levels to determine how far away from given outcomes students are based on prior attainment. Useful for deciding how and when to enter students at various stages, identifying courses in need of intervention, and demonstrating to learners how far they have to go.