Covers everything you could want to know about Kinetics. from collision theory to calculations of the rate constant and the order of reaction through comparative study or initial rates. Good for differentiating by task when the textbook is not suited to the pupils Great for when a teacher is absent for an extended period, or for homework.

Written to the IB specification. Designed for post 16 but suitable for able younger pupils. Compete Lessons. Differentiated by task. Questions. Activities. Suplementary notes. Integrated weblinks for worksheets with questions and activities etc. Includes revision, including flashcards, matching pairs, build your own reaction pathway. More resources like this here https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/paulbold

Contains Guidance on writing a laboratory report, a thorough treatise on using excel to make graphs with error bars, lines of best fit, experimental error, uncertainty in measurement etc. Contains example laboratory reports.

This is the final push for the summit before the EXAMS. OR, if you are doing end of Lower sixth exams- perfectly timed. Handouts that include weblinks, questions, word fill and comprehensive notes. Pair matching activities, sequencing activities, flashcards.

Workpack, revision cards, test.

All you could possibly want to know (or not) about acids and bases... Contains notes, questions differentiated by ability. Use as supplementary notes or as homework/ cover lesson.

Includes everything on Redox, electrolytic cells, voltaic cells, revision flashcards, the new BOD stuff, Oxidation numbers... It'll support a weaker student or one too lazy to make their own notes, can be used as cover or as the basis for a FOFO lesson, has a matching pairs/ sequencing activity if ofsted pitch up or you get a lesson observation, or, simply because you want to mix things up a bit. ;) more resources here https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/paulbold

Contains various activities suitable for revising post-16 chemistry. Includes Flashcards, pair matching, some questions, selected notes on key topics, linking definitions exercise AND box fill. You an set these up as various stations around the room and get pupils to complete the matching sequence/ task against time.

Contains my revision notes and flashcards for troublesome topics. All you need for revision lessons and to help your students reach their potential before the final exams.

Discount 60% with codeMIGHTY MAY For new buyers to TES. A set of resources for those under pressure to demonstrate intervention etc. This is everything I think a new teacher would want to get them going at teaching AS level. Everything from notes for pupils need extra support/ cover work to revision activities for those chasing a grade.

I use this to prepare candidates who want to study medicine as a means to demonstrate wider learning. It contains revision flashcards that I used with a year 1 medical student (former pupil) to help with some of the rote learning material.

Contains flashcards wherever applicable. Can be used as matching pairs or as a sequencing activity. More resources here- mainly science but also whole school and careers resources. https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/paulbold

Unlike Big Bundle, this is more notes and worked examples/ questions than quick activities. It requires much more teacher input than Big Bundle, but offers greater challenge for the pupils- especially with longer-responses. It's good for most post-16 courses, although specific for the IBDP, can easily be repurposed for A levels. If you have pupils who missed lessons or have shoddy notes, this may well fill the gap.