AQA A Level Kp: Partial Pressures Lesson

A Level Chemistry Kp: Complete Unit Bundle

Eight ready-to-teach AQA A Level Chemistry lessons on Kp (3.1.10): partial pressures to Le Chatelier, plus a 40-mark test and a targeted feedback lesson. The whole of AQA A Level Chemistry 3.1.10 (Equilibrium constant Kp for homogeneous systems), sequenced and ready to teach in eight 55-minute lessons. Each lesson builds on the one before, and every calculation is worked one step to a line, so pupils see exactly where each number comes from. The lessons: Partial Pressures: mole fractions and partial pressures, checked against the total. The Kp Expression: writing Kp, units by cancelling, and why some Kp values have none. Kp from the Start: ICE tables and the full chain from moles to Kp. A Pressure from Kp: rearranging for one partial pressure, then the total pressure. Changing the Conditions: temperature in three sentences; why pressure and catalysts leave Kp alone. Consolidation: choosing the method from what a question gives, then a 12-mark exam-style question. Mastery Quiz: 40 marks in 45 minutes, with a mark scheme and an Excel record of each pupil’s weakest skill. Feedback and Improvement: reteach modules matched to each pupil, a fresh re-check and a delayed check for later. Every teaching lesson (1 to 6) follows the same evidence-informed structure: a ten-minute retrieval Do Now, worked models, gap-fills, hinge questions with each wrong answer explained in the notes, completion problems, mini-whiteboard practice, timed independent tasks, an extension task, a Progress Check and an exam tip. In each lesson: a teacher PowerPoint with answers revealed on click and full speaker notes; a pupil PowerPoint with the answers removed; a printable worksheet; a full answer document; optional independent-study practice with answers. Everything is editable and set in Century Gothic. Bought separately the eight lessons cost £31; the bundle saves about a third.