A game of blockbuster based on the AQA paper 1 for chemistry (C1 - C5) all of the questions are based off past exam questions. All questions and hyperlinks are done and ready made to go. Questions are used to test the knowledge and understanding aimed at triple chemistry students.

A booklet of worksheets, following the AQA combined chemistry specification for both higher and foundation tiers. Answers are provided as a separate booklet for both sets of work - higher and foundation. These booklets include: The Periodic Table Subatomic particles and atomic structure Subatomic particles and RAM Electronic Structure Isotopes The development of the atom Atoms, element and compounds Separation techniques (filtration, chromatography and distillation) Metals and non-metals Group 1 Group 7 Group 0 Balancing equations

Biology keys words for KS3 with a VI (24pt) font too. The topics of the key words are for: Cells Reproduction The Human Body Microbes Health and Fitness Ecology Plants Genes These key words were made for SEN students.

Physics keys words for KS3 with a VI (24pt) font too. The topics of the key words are for: Electricity (year 7) Energy (year 7) Waves (year 7) Forces (year 7) Electricity (year 8) Energy (year 8) Waves (year 8) Forces (year 8) These key words were made for SEN students.

Chemistry keys words for KS3 with a VI (24pt) font too. The topics of the key words are for: Particles (Y7) Chemical Reactions (Y7) All Around Us Particles (Y8) Chemical Reaction (Y8) The Periodic Table Chemical Reaction (Y9) These key words were made for SEN students.

41 questions based on units 1 to 5 combined (C1-C5) AQA chemistry. Animations that show the correct answers. Editable if you wish to add in more.

A booklet of worksheets, following the AQA GCSE Combined Science (Chemistry) specification for both higher and foundation tiers. Answers are provided as a separate booklet for both sets of work - higher and foundation. These booklets include: Ionic bonds Ionic compounds Properties of ionic compounds Covalent bonds Properties of covalent compounds Limits to covalent structures (Higher only) Giant covalent molecules Allotropes of carbon Metallic bonding Alloys vs pure metals Properties of metals What type of bonding? States of matter State symbols Changing states Limits to the three states (Higher only) Determine the state Polymers

This booklet is made for AQA Triple Chemistry students to help them with mole calculations. The booklet includes: An exam question Explanation of what the question is actually asking What equation should they use? Steps on how to tackle the question Calculation done by the steps explained Explanation for where the marks come from Common errors that students make. Exam questions cover: Calculating Mr Calculating Theoretical mass through an experiment Calculating Percentage Yield Calculating Atom Economy Calculating Mass from a given concentration of a solution Calculating concentration from a titration

A booklet of worksheets, following the AQA GCSE Chemistry specification for both higher and foundation tiers. Answers are provided as a separate booklet for both sets of work - higher and foundation. These booklets include: Metal Oxides Reactivity Series Carbon Displacement (Extraction of metals via reduction) Metal reactions with acids pH scale Neutralisation reactions Strong and Weak acids (HT only) Soluble Salts Required Practical Ionic Equations (HT only) Electrolysis Molten electrolysis Molten electrolysis half equations (HT only) Aqueous electrolysis Aqueous electrolysis half equations (HT only) Will this substance be electrolysed?

A booklet of worksheets, following the AQA combined chemistry specification for both higher and foundation tiers. Answers are provided as a separate booklet for both sets of work - higher and foundation. These booklets include: Calculating the rate of reaction Factors that effect the rate: Concentration Factors that effect the rate: Gas pressure Factors that effect the rate: Temperature Factors that effect the rate: Catalyst Activation energy Collision Theory Calculating rate of reaction with a tangent on a curve (Higher only) Reversible reactions Equilibrium (Higher only) Effect of changing conditions: Concentration (Higher only) Effect of changing conditions: Temperature (Higher only) Effect of changing conditions: Pressure (Higher only) Calculating conditions for ‘What we want’ (Higher only)

A booklet of worksheets, following the AQA combined chemistry specification for both higher and foundation tiers. Answers are provided as a separate booklet for both sets of work - higher and foundation. These booklets include: Crude Oil Hydrocarbons Properties of hyrocarbons Alkanes fractional distillation Combustion Cracking Alkenes Alkene formulas and structures (Chemistry Only) Alkene reactions (Chemistry Only) Simple polymers and their uses. Alcohols (Chemistry only) Carboxylic Acids (Chemistry only) Carboxylic acid being weak acids (Higher Chemistry only) Condensation Polymerisation (Higher Chemistry only) Amino Acids (Higher Chemistry only) DNA (Higher Chemistry only)

A booklet of worksheets, following the AQA combined chemistry specification for both higher and foundation tiers. Answers are provided as a separate booklet for both sets of work - higher and foundation. These booklets include: Purity Formulations Chromatography Required Practical - method Chromatography Analysis (RF values) Chromatography exam style questions Gas Tests Flame tests (Chemistry only) Metal precipitate tests (Chemistry only) Carbonate test (Chemistry only) Sulphate test (Chemistry only) Halide test (Chemistry only) Determining ions (Chemistry only) Instrumental methods (Chemistry only) Flame emission Spectroscopy (Chemistry only)

A booklet of worksheets, following the AQA combined chemistry specification for both higher and foundation tiers. Answers are provided as a separate booklet for both sets of work - higher and foundation. These booklets include: Crude Oil Hydrocarbons Properties of hyrocarbons Alkanes fractional distillation Combustion Cracking Alkenes Simple polymers and their uses.

This worksheet is made for students to practice the bond angles and shapes for A level Chemistry. Different sheets have different ‘missing information’ which they will need to remember to complete, this also comes with the answers too. There are different work sheets so the information that is missing alters on the sheet to ensure a mixture of testing levels are available.

A booklet of worksheets, following the AQA combined chemistry specification for both higher and foundation tiers. Answers are provided as a separate booklet for both sets of work - higher and foundation. These booklets include: Renewable and finite resources Potable Water Desalination Water purification and analysis - Required Practical Water Waster Treatment Extracting metals from ores (Higher only) Life Cycle Assessment Reduce, Reuse and Recycle

A booklet of worksheets, following the AQA GCSE Chemistry specification for both higher and foundation tiers. Answers are provided as a separate booklet for both sets of work - higher and foundation. These booklets include: Conservation of mass Balancing equations Relative Formula Mass Change in mass with a gas Uncertainty measurement calculations Moles (HT only) Amount of substance (HT only) Balancing equations using moles (HT only) Limiting reagents (HT only) Concentration of solution Concentration of solution - mol/dm3 (HT only) Titrations (HT only) Percentage yield Atom Economy Gas volumes (HT only)

A booklet of worksheets, following the AQA GCSE Chemistry specification for both higher and foundation tiers. Answers are provided as a separate booklet for both sets of work - higher and foundation. These booklets include: Conservation of mass Balancing equations Relative Formula Mass Change in mass with a gas Uncertainty measurement calculations Moles (HT only) Amount of substance (HT only) Balancing equations using moles (HT only) Limiting reagents (HT only) Concentration of solution Atom Economy

A booklet of worksheets, following the AQA combined chemistry specification for both higher and foundation tiers. Answers are provided as a separate booklet for both sets of work - higher and foundation. These booklets include: Purity Formulations Chromatography Required Practical - method Chromatography Analysis (RF values) Chromatography exam style questions Gas Tests

A booklet of worksheets, following the AQA combined chemistry specification for both higher and foundation tiers. Answers are provided as a separate booklet for both sets of work - higher and foundation. These booklets include: Renewable and finite resources Potable Water Desalination Water purification and analysis - Required Practical Water Waster Treatment Extracting metals from ores (Higher only) Life Cycle Assessment Reduce, Reuse and Recycle Rusting (Chemistry Only) Useful Alloys (Chemistry Only) Polymers (Chemistry Only) Ceramics, Composites and Glass (Chemistry Only) The Haber Process (Chemistry Only) Making fertilisers (Chemistry Only)

3 different colouring in tasks, students must colour in the boxes in the correct colour by referring to where the stated element is on the periodic table. Through this, an image will appear that relates to christmas (Santa, christmas tree and snowman).