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The Hydrogen Hub have used their knowledge to develop this fantastic lesson pack on fuel cells. Designed for teaching GCSE Chemistry specification parts AQA 4.5.2.2, Edexcel 5.25C, 5.26C, 5.27C, OCR C6.2o, C6.2p, C6.2q. This pack contains all of the resources for a lesson on this topic. The presentation includes animated videos to explain the context of fuel cells to tackle climate change, as a hook for pupils, as well as teaching the specifics needed to develop the required knowledge on fuel cells. There are also other tasks including exam-style questions (with mark scheme), a gap-fill exercise alongside the videos, a structured debate, a HW competition and revision cards. The resource is fully differentiated.

Please refer to the lesson plan for information on how the various tasks are designed to work. All feedback is appreciated, please let us know if we can improve the lesson any further. A massive thanks to Arval and BNP Paribas who have made this resource possible.

This lesson pack is part of a series of free sustainability resources produced by BNP Paribas UK in partnership with Gemserv. You can access the other resources in the series below:

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solo63

9 months ago
5

Great resources Many thanks for sharing

proctd

3 years ago
5

Excellent slides with so many related resources. A great lesson and thanks for providing it free of charge

elenisamara

3 years ago
4

jenny_g

3 years ago
5

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bgslch

3 years ago
5

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