Middle school chemistry resources

Research source for O Levels Chemistry; Neutralisation reactions. With the advance of technology and the issues caused by human pollution to the Earth and it’s atmosphere, this research and revision notes seek to provide the student with a better understanding of acids and bases and their role in a healthy ecosystem.

CC11d lesson from the new Edexcel combined science GCSE (9-1) looking at life cycle assessment and recycling. The lesson includes what recycling is, advantages/disadvantages of recycling, ways in which recyled materials are used, what life cycle assessments are, life cycle assessment of paper and plastic bags.

Revision worksheet for the CC10-12 units in the new Edexcel combined science GCSE (9-1). Covering content from: CC10a Electrolysis CC10b Products From Electrolysis CC11a Reactivity CC11b Ores CC11c Oxidation and Reduction CC11d Life Cycle Assessment and Recycling CC12a Dynamic Equilibrium Designed to be printed as a double sided A3 worksheet - all the learning outcomes for the topic can be found on the reverse of the worksheet

SUMMARY: The concentrations of solutions can be calculated from titration data. Concentrations are usually measuresd in moles per cubic decimetre (dm3) or in grams per dm3 KEYWORDS: moles per dm3, grams per dm3

Two resources with simple revision tasks on, designed to support students in their revision. Useful for making revision cards from.

Powerpoint to show what the students should be able to talk about for each required practical. Designed as a display but can be used as a lesson powerpoint. Uses resistance of a wire as an example

This resource is a summary activity on atoms, elements, compounds and mixtures. It is designed to follow the new AQA GCSE Chemistry (9-1) specification. The resource includes exercises on key definitions, atom structure, atomic models and drawing atoms. There is also an answer sheet included within the resource.

This Mini Lecture explores the smallest building blocks of matter. It introduces to Muray Gell-Man’s quark model, the Higgs mechanism named after British physicist Peter Higgs as well as the experiments done at the research center CERN.

Small molecules serve as nutrients and thus provide both energy and building blocks required for the body’s maintenance, growth and development. This Mini Lecture explores the Nobel Prize awarded discoveries and the structural characterization of small molecules such as vitamins, hormones and neurotransmitters.

Drug research has contributed more to the progress of medicine during the past century than any other scientific factor. With lecture snippets of Gerhard Domagk, Gertrude Elion and Brian Kobilka this Mini Lectures introduces to the fundamental research methods of drug targeting.

Every form of life that we know of requires carbon. This Mini Lecture introduces to the chemically most versatile element, essential to all life, both as an energy source and as building stock. Lecture snippets of the chemists Robert Curl and Karl Ziegler explain the structure of the symmetric C60 molecule as well as the Ziegler-Natta process used to make polymers.

GCSE AQA Chemistry Rates of Reaction full lesson resources Please feel free to leave a feedback. Thank you!

2019 GCSE AQA Chemistry unit 6: Rates of Reaction: Equilibrium

2019 GCSE AQA Chemistry unit 6: Rates of Reaction: Collision Theory full lesson resources

2019 GCSE AQA Chemistry unit 6: Rates of Reaction: Surface Area full lesson resources

2019 GCSE AQA Chemistry unit 6: Rates of Reaction: Temperature full lesson resources

2019 GCSE AQA Chemistry unit 7: Organic Chemistry Addition and Condensation Polymerisation full lesson resources please feel free to leave a feedback. Thank you

2019 GCSE AQA Chemistry unit 6: Rates of Reaction: Concentration full lesson resources

2019 GCSE AQA Chemistry unit 6: Rates of Reaction: Reversible reactions full lesson resources Please feel free to leave a feedback. Thank you

2019 GCSE AQA Chemistry unit 6: Rates of Reaction: Catalysts full lesson resources

2019 GCSE AQA Chemistry unit: Rates of Reaction: Measuring rates full lesson resources Please feel free to leave a feedback. Thank you

2018 GCSE AQA Chemistry Unit 2 Types of Bonding Please feel free to leave a review. Thank you

This resource is a summary activity on the periodic table, including scientists of the periodic table, group 1, group 7, group 8 and transition metals. It is designed to follow the new AQA GCSE Chemistry (9-1) specification. There is also an answer sheet included within the resource.

These resources have been tailored to suit the AQA Combined Science Trilogy specification for 5.6.2.1 to 5.6.2.3 of rates of reaction, but would be suitable across all exam boards. Reversible reactions, energy changes and equilibrium Lesson objectives: Describe what is meant by ‘reversible reaction’. Use ideas about energy changes to predict the outcomes of reversible reactions. Differentiate between reversible reactions in open and closed systems.

13 topical questions of the past week’s news, across the UK and the world. ANY MIS-SPELLINGS/MISSING CAPITALS ETC. IN THE PREVIEW ARE INTENTIONAL AND LINK TO THE LITERACY QUESTIONS IN THE REST OF THE QUIZ! Powerpoint so can be used on a standard whiteboard. Includes 2 literacy and 1 numeracy questions based on the other questions. Works well as a form group activity in registration time. I give sweets/reward points to the winning group! (We’re not supposed to give out sweets so it’s a nice ‘naughty’ reward for knowing about the world this week!)

Guided worksheet that reviews determining percent composition of a compound, finding hydrate formulas based on mass from a dehydration reaction, using percent composition to determine empirical formulas, and using empirical formulas to determine molecular formulas based on experimental molar masses. Guided format with notes and examples built in for use in teaching the concept with a practice problem for each section. Great for introducing or reviewing concepts. 2 pages plus full answer key included.

Students are asked to draw Lewis dot structures of molecules and then assign their geometries. Links to the PhET activities in which these molecules are modeled are provided so that students may visualize the molecules in 3D and check their assigned geometries. 1 page worksheet and full answer key included.

This is a quiz i have made and used with year 7 through to year 11 and the students love it! Half the rounds are science related (periodic table, baby animals, biology, famous scientists, music, sport, brands and more!) I split the students into groups of 3 and keep a running total of marks from each round to give them a bit of competition. The answers are on the powerpoint in the note section so don’t panic! I find it’s a great and engaging, educational end to the year.

This resource is a summary activity on moles and amounts, including finding relative atomic mass, relative formula mass, moles from mass and moles using concentration and volume. It is designed to follow the new AQA GCSE Chemistry (9-1) specification. There is also an answer sheet included within the resource.

This resource is a summary activity on titration, including practical method, apparatus setup, calculation example and practice calculations . It is designed to follow the new AQA GCSE Chemistry (9-1) specification. There is also an answer sheet included within the resource.

Edexcel GCSE Chemistry Homework Sheets based on the ‘noughts and crosses’ format. There are 25 sheets that cover all the topics. States of Matter and Methods of Separating and Purifying Substances, Atomic Structure, The Periodic Table, Ionic Bonding, Covalent Bonding, Types of Substances, Acids and Alkalis, Calculations involving Masses, Electrolytic Processes, Obtaining and Using Metals, Reversible Reactions and Equilibria, Transition Metals, Alloys and Corrosion, Quantitative Analysis, Dynamic Equilibria Calculations Involving Volumes of Gases, Chemical Cells and Fuel Cells, Groups in the Periodic Table, Rates of Reaction, Heat Energy Changes in Chemical Reactions, Fuels, Earth and Atmospheric Science,Hydrocarbons, Alcohols and Carboxylic Acids, Polymers, Qualitative Analysis Tests for Ions, Bulk and Surface Properties of Matter Including Nanoparticles

These are support cards that will help students with the: key terms in investigation skills. how to write a method. How top draw a graph and what type of graph How to describe results from line graphs These cards will have sentences starters as well as how to calculate the gradient of graphs.

This is an AfL Work Book focused on lesson by lesson assessment for learning for the new 1-9 GCSE. It caters for Edexcel, OCR and AQA. For every lesson of the Key Concepts topic, it includes the following: Key Word Checks Knowledge Checks - the basics Standard Grade questions moving up to Grade 5. Higher Grade questions moving up to grade 9. The topics included in Topic 1 are: A. The Atom B. The Periodic Table C. Ionic Bonding D. Covalent Bonding E. Types of Substance F. Calculations Involving Masses If you want more information, visit my website at www.mrbarnestc.com/keyconcepts for some samples/examples and videos. The sub-topics can also be bought separately. Search for the topic titles above if you just want a certain topic. There is also a bundle with the whole topic as both individual topics and the whole booklet - so you can print what you want for use in your class. This resource is a great revision material, as well as a work book to be used during first phase teaching. I hope it helps!

This is a summary activity on Structure and Bonding in GCSE Chemistry. It is based around the new AQA GCSE (9-1) Chemistry specification. It covers: simple covalent bonding, giant covalent structures, ionic bonding and metallic bonding. There is also an answer sheet within the resource.

A great knowledge organiser all boiled down to one sheet. My revision methods are quite simple in my lessons - SPEC IT, REVISE IT, TEST IT. If students know EXACTLY WHAT they need to revise (using the specification checklist) it makes for smarter revision. If they can TEST THEMSELVES to measure their understanding - even better! This resource is a comprehensive but concise knowledge organiser covering… transition metals and their properties tarnish and oxidation of metals corrosion rusting of iron and steel ways to reduce corrosion and oxidation pure metals vs alloyed metals (the good old stock answer “layers slide etc etc”) This knowledge organiser has been made against the Edexcel specification but would easily be applicable to others. Each revision point has been written in accordance with the specification section to help students translate the specification points. The Knowledge Organiser is applicable to students sitting standard or higher tier papers.

These resource are for a chemistry calculations lesson in line with the new GCSE AQA Chemistry (9-1) specification. I built these resources for a formal lesson observation for an outstanding lesson. The resources include: a prior knowledge starter, differentiated lesson ‘stations’ which students visit and answer questions, extension questions, example answers and a reflective plenary.

A great knowledge organiser all boiled down to one sheet. My revision methods are quite simple in my lessons - SPEC IT, REVISE IT, TEST IT. If students know EXACTLY WHAT they need to revise (using the specification checklist) it makes for smarter revision. If they can TEST THEMSELVES to measure their understanding - even better! This resource is a comprehensive but concise knowledge organiser covering the tough put essential Chemistry Calculations plus some great examples of model calculation answers. This knowledge organiser has been made against the Edexcel specification but would easily be applicable to others. Each revision point has been written in accordance with the specification section to help students translate the specification points. The Knowledge Organiser is applicable to students sitting standard or higher tier papers. Calculations included are… calculating concentrations (in g/dm3 and mol/dm3) calculating unknown concentrations using titration data gas volume calculations starting with mass of a reactant gas molar volume ratios

This is a picture quiz which includes 40 AQA GCSE Science (9-1) based pictures and diagrams. The students move around the room and state what the picture is or what it represents on an answer sheet. There is also a teacher answer sheet within the resource. I have used this with year 9, 10 and 11 science students to much success. A great resource as a revision summary or a pre-holiday exercise.

Revision booklet contains: Checklist to RAG rate learning Key Topics Covered include: The Body Diet and Lifestyle Particle Model Periodic Table Energy Forces and Motion Space

This resource is a summary page of all chemical tests required for the new AQA GCSE (9-1) Triple Chemistry course. It is designed to be printed as an A3 sheet with additional answer sheet. It works brilliantly for revision leading up to the AQA Paper 2 exam.

Three different level chemical equation worksheet.

This is a whole lesson resource on metallic bonding for GCSE Chemistry.