Simple notes condensed onto a few pages per Chapter. Good for simple reading or building on.

30 minute assessment (Foundation) 40 minute assessment (Higher) Included are: Quiz question style assessment Mark Scheme Grade Boundaries Tips for Students. A good tool for assessing learning, perhaps before a formal assessment. Please feel free to edit as you see fit.

Two Assessments for GCSE AQA Chemistry (Combined Science). Suitable for Separates also. 1 x 25 Minute Foundation Quiz with Mark Scheme, Grade Boundaries & Student Tips. 1 x 30 Minute Higher Quiz with Mark Scheme, Grade Boundaries & Student Tips. Format is as follows: Multiple Choice Section Short Answers Section (1-3 marks) Higher: Extended Response (4-6 marks) Foundation: Extended Response (2-4 marks) Enjoy!

Two Quizzes for C4 - Chemical Calculations. GCSE Chemistry (Separates). Higher Quiz - Out of 30 Foundation Quiz - Out of 30 Both have: Questions Mark Scheme Grade Boundaries Student Tips Hope it helps!

Powerpoint on the first lesson of the topic ‘Crude Oil and Fuels’. 9.2 Fractional Distillation - Suitable for AQA Chemistry and Combined Science GCSE. Lesson features: Date, Title and LO on every slide (and a guide to change it) A starter - True or False on Hydrocarbons/Alkanes Recap on Distillation Brief explanation of Fractional Distillation Animated diagram of Fractional Distillation A table task Questions 6 Mark Exam Question practice Review A homework task (optional) Printouts All the content is in here and is able to teach instantly. Feel free to make any adaptations.

Powerpoint on the first lesson of the topic ‘Crude Oil and Fuels’. 9.1 Hydrocarbons - Suitable for AQA Chemistry and Combined Science GCSE. Lesson features: Date, Title and LO on every slide (and a guide to change it) A starter - Answers and animation all set out. Think, Pair, Share on Fuels Explanation of Hydrocarbons, Alkanes etc. General Formula for Alkanes A table task Questions Review A homework task A printout if needed All the content is in here and is able to teach instantly. Feel free to make any adaptations.

Ten questions (Foundation set & Higher set) on Electrolysis for GCSE Chemistry. Mark Schemes on the last three pages.