Material specific for IGCSE chemistry, empirical formula and mass relationship, with equilibrium

Suitable for IGCSE Chemistry students

energy changes in reactions, task, experiment.

helps students enhance their titration technique and their ability to relate moles and chemical equations.

Using the jigsaw learning activity, students work in groups to understand trends of the periodic table and properties of specific groups of the periodic table. There is an IGCSE 0620 Learner Guide checklist added to the presentation slides. There is also a worksheet for Level 3 outcome as indicated on the presentation.

This activity requires a monopoly game in a given group and learners play while reflecting on investment, saving and purchasing. Students attempt the worksheet after/during the game to be handed in. Two worksheets, one for the players in the group, and one for the Leaders/Bankers of the game. This idea aligns with Achieving Economic Well being subtopic of PSHE Education.

Chemistry IGCSE Rates of Reactions experiment

This practical will help students compare reactivity of metals with water, acid and other metal salts. It helps in writing and balancing symbolic equations as well. Students work in groups, collect data and make deductions from the guide of the lab sheet. It can be modified to suit the stock available

After pupil learn about equilibrium concepts, they get to work together and apply these concepts to industrial process. Presentations will be peer assessed with the rubric shown.

This activity is for KS3 or Year 8 science pupils. It helps students understand the differences between elements and compounds in light of chemical changes. Magnesium reactions will be studied.