A Christmas quiz made using Chemistry questions. There are 20 questions in total. The slides are set up in such a way that the questions are in the first section followed by the answer section which contains the same slides but the answers are revealed on clicking enter. This way the students can either answer all 20 questions first then go through the answers afterwards or alternatively just by using the answer section the answers can be revealed immediately after each individual question. Contains images from Google

A blank chromatogram is given along with the written results of a chromatography experiment. Students use the results to complete the chromatogram by inserting coloured spots in the appropriate place as indicated by the information from the results. Answers are provided.

A Power Point with separate slides for each of the British values (Respect & Tolerance have been lumped together) Each slide has an interactive part/question for students to engage with. The answers to these questions are either easy for adults or the answers are revealed on clicking. Contains images from Google.

A printable worksheet with 25 questions about the Haber Process including reaction conditions and what happens if they are changed, equations, equilibrium and fertilisers. Answers are provided.

50 Power Point slides which can be used as starter or plenary activities or printed out to use as worksheets for Key Stage 3 Science. Answers are provided for each simply click to reveal. The slides contain a mixture of topics from Chemistry, Biology and Physics schemes.

Students are given statements which match metals to inappropriate/unsuitable properties. The task is to rewrite the statement and match the metal with an appropriate metal property from a given list of properties. A Power Point slide is also included so that the task can be used as a starter or plenary activity. Answers are provided on the worksheet and the Power Point slide on clicking.

The worksheet contains an image of the label from a bottle of mineral water followed by questions about the water, (eg why it’s not pure), and the minerals contained in it.

The worksheet covers a range of activities where students have to choose appropriate separation techniques and state why the method is suitable, melting point data is used in another activity where students have to identify pure substances and mixtures using the data.

A KS4 worksheet covering electrolysis. Questions include: Definitions of electrolyte and electrolysis along with tasks to ensure correct use of names such as cathode and cation and anode and anion. Predicting products of electrolysis questions are also included. Answers to all questions are provided.

A worksheet for revision or to accompany the States of Matter topic. Classic descriptions of the states of matter along with descriptions of particle arrangements, movement of particles in relation to energy and changes of state, the names and descriptions of these interconversions are also covered. Answers to all tasks are included.

A worksheet about the Purification of Copper. Questions are centered around what happens at the cathode at anode and includes questions about the definitions of oxidation and reduction in terms of electrons.

A Power Point with 50 activities which can be used as instant starter tasks, plenaries or printed out to use as worksheets. The questions are all Chemistry themed and answers are revealed after clicking on the slide. This is true for all but 2 questions which are open ended.

An assembly about both smoking and vaping which discusses the current information regarding the dangers of vaping. A comparison between smoking and vaping is discussed, ultimately pointing out that both are dangerous. A short humorous but poignant Tik Tok video clip is included pointing out the misguided marketing of vapes as being healthier than smoking.

An experiment where students decide whether a mystery metal is an alkali metal or not through observations and experiments. The worksheet guides them through the tests to enable them to decide. Students test the metal’s reactivity with water and acid and make observations. Magnesium turnings work well as the unknown metal.

A worksheet where students have to choose an appropriate metal for a specific given job and state why/which properties of the metal make it suitable for the job.

The first few slides contain quirky/humorous statistics which then link into more serious/pertinent numbers and advice about diet, nutrition, staying hydrated and how much sleep a typical teenager should have to perform at their best. This can be used as a whole school or year group assembly. Contains images from Google.

Starting with definitions of oxidation and reduction in terms of oxygen gain or loss, the worksheet provides 5 word equations and 5 balanced symbol equations and students have to decide which things have been oxidised and which have been reduced. As a final bonus question students are asked to identify which reactions are REDOX reactions.

A short Power Point for as an assembly or for individual classes with multiple choice questions regarding how to prepare for exams. Slides include questions about how much sleep, what to eat, how long to revise for etc Contains images from Google

An assembly for Secondary aged students. The slides contain harrowing statistics about the number of casualties on particularly horrendous days of fighting in WW1, points out that this is not the only conflict being remembered and gives rational as to why we have the tradition of remembrance.

A worksheet of 12 word equation questions covering a variety of reactions. The question style varies to train students to pick out the relevant chemicals/ information. The more difficult questions are also designed to test students ability to recall the products of common reactions, eg the names of salts and gases formed. An answer sheet is included.

A worksheet of 10 word equations which contain errors in the products. Students have to identify/highlight the mistake then write out the correct word equation.