These four files can be printed and then cut. The colour of cards gives a visual clue of the type of ion (red hot for positive ions, cool blue for negative ions) These can be used in a variety of ways: Matching name of anion to formula of anion Matching name of cation to formula of cation Rummy type games lay down compound’s formula Interpreting compound names to give the formula Using ions to name compounds These can be used as a good way of embedding the learning of these key facts.

Make measures of mass and height and round to the nearest g, m or cm. Labels with blank number lines to lead to mastery of rounding. PowerPoint contains intervention slides at the end to help support students with their understanding. Excel file includes heights for mountains from internet sources. Theme for the PowerPoint is based on the idea of a learning journey. Some students may need to go for a boost (at the services) whilst some (Going Beyond students) need little input as they are in the "fast lane" and capable of independent learning.

Estimate the answer, work out the actual answer. Use the difference between the estimate and the actual answer to find the colour for each question. Colour in the associated numbered squares and reveal the superhero or villain.

The PowerPoint follows the Kagan approach of shoulder pairs. The discussion builds on rules that are likely to be known from KS2. The rules for 3 and 9 are investigated using a calculator to check if the rule holds. The challenge cards extend the rules to other numbers - 4, 8, 7 and 11.

How to work out the formula of a compound using the charges on its constituent ions.

Print and cut the cards to help embed the learning of the reagents and conditions needed for the reactions of alkanes and alkenes.

PowerPoints that can be printed out with details of the reagents and conditions for organic functional groups - alcohols and haloalkanes)

Use this game to embed learning of the naming and properties of amines. Every time the game loads the questions and answers are randomised. This content is related to Edexcel A-level chemistry.

Use this game to embed learning of the reactions of amines. Every time the game loads the questions and answers are randomised. This content is related to Edexcel A-level chemistry

Use this game to embed learning of designing a synthesis. Identify the key reagents for common synthetic steps. Every time the game loads the questions and answers are randomised. This content is related to Edexcel A-level chemistry

Use this game to embed learning of conjugate acids and bases. Every time the game loads the questions and answers are randomised. This content is related to Edexcel A-level chemistry

Use this game to embed learning of Spectroscopy - mass, ir and nmr spectroscopy included Every time the game loads the questions and answers are randomised. This content is related to Edexcel A-level chemistry

Use this game to embed learning of the chemistry of Nitriles. Every time the game loads the questions and answers are randomised. This content is related to Edexcel A-level chemistry

The presentation gives the steps needed to construct a Born-Haber Cycle. Worksheet gives compounds to construct Born-Haber Cycles for.

Worksheet which will calculate masses of copper oxide and copper from data entered as well as plotting points on the prediction graph

Methods of multiplication reviewed via a PowerPoint with links to videos to illustrate the method on You Tube. The video is accessible via QR code or by the link on the pdf document. If notes are printed these could provide review cards that would allow students to access the videos explaining the method on tablets or other devices. Methods covered include Grid, Column, Napier's Bones, Egyptian, Russian, Vedic and Mayan.

This PowerPoint goes through the approach to determining the mechanism from an energy point of view. Shows mechanism drawing conventions.

Use this test to gamify the learning of core chemical tests. Every time the game loads the order will be random. There is a 60 second time limit.

Use this game to embed learning of amino acids and proteins Every time the game loads the questions and answers are randomised. This content is related to Edexcel A-level chemistry.

This resource was produced for Edexcel specification 2011. However, a high proportion of this core knowledge will also be on the new specification. The students play space invaders. After a certain amount of time they have to answer a question. They type in their answer. If they get it right they are allowed to play more of the game. If they get it wrong they lose a life. I have used the competitive nature of students to run as a competition in the lesson and then award prizes at the end. There is a data base of 39 questions which the game randomly picks from. The game is for ONE player. Use to help students embed their learning of core chemical knowledge. Also develops literacy as the answer is marked incorrect if the word is incorrectly spelt. Used in year 10 for measurable impact AND high level of student engagement.

Use this game to embed learning of equilibrium constants and what their value tells you. Every time the game loads the questions and answers are randomised. This content is related to Edexcel A-level chemistry