This is a revision activity for ionic bonding. powerpoint to be used as hand outs. Pupils are given a 'dating card' each which gives an element and some information about them. Pupils need to 'speed date' with each other to find another element (or elements) to form a bond with in order to make a compound. plenary- certificate sheet. pupils given a certificate of bonding sheet, they must draw a dot and cross diagram for the compound they made as well as explain in terms of electrons/oxidation states why they decided to make this compound.

An interactive game to revise F322 topics for OCR spec A AS chemistry. Divide your class into teams, give them whiteboards and a buzzer/bell per team (if you have them) follow the directions on the guide to navigate the game. Powerpoint is fully interactive for the lecturer to navigate through the questions. See word file for instructions and answers. A fun competitive game complete with music and a link to a countdown timer for the famous University challenge 'gong'!

A basic handout containing a quiz for AS students covering most of OCR A F321, with a Christmas theme! Answers included on second page. Feel free to substitute the teacher's names for your own teachers!

This lesson has pupils investigating Colony Collapse disorder and has been adapted to compensate for not having ICT access. This is a plan for two lessons worth of work. Pupils must look through an information pack on CCD and then pick appropriate information to present to the class with a poster and 2 minute talk. Pupils peer assess each other on scientific content and presentation skills. Powerpoint is based in part from 'wonderful world of bees' by user Nikd2 my thanks! Research questions sheet and new information pack provided by school mentor and is not my own work.

A set of diagnostic multiple choice quiz questions to assess pupil’s understanding of the topic of Acids. Each question is designed to elicit useful information for the teacher about the pupil’s level of understanding or misconceptions, even if they get the answer wrong. Please note there are no titration questions in this quiz. Questions are separated into Recall, Describe, and explain levels. The final two questions are adapted from AQA exampro.