KS5 - Rates of reaction : rate determining step - Teacher powerpoint & student work book Lesson resources introduce the topic of rate mechanisms through a number of different examples & models. Plenty of independent student activities included plus all necessary mark schemes. Several practice questions follow key content learning phase so that students can put their new understanding to the test. Forms part of A-level teaching sequence in new 2015 specification, Module 5 - Rates of reaction. Leveled learning outcomes. All content explained & put into practice through student-led activities. Updated for new (2015) KS5 chemistry specification.

KS5, Amount of substance - determination of formulae (Teacher powerpoint + student worksheet) All new content introduced & explained on teacher powerpoint. Plenty of worked examples & opportunities for independent student activity. Student workbook includes all key learning + many different calculations for them to practice deriving molecular & empirical formulae. Forms part of the first year A-level teaching sequence in new 2015 specification, Module 2- Amount of substance. Suited to AS or year 1 of A-level. Leveled learning outcomes. All content explained & put into practice through student-led activities. Updated for new (2015) KS5 chemistry specification.

KS4, Energy changes - chemical cells (Teacher powerpoint & student worksheet). Teacher powerpoint provides all new content & guides students through the many activities on the accompanying worksheet. Student worksheet has an extensive starter activity to revisit oxidation/reduction in the context of metals reactivity to prepare the students for the simple chemical cells practical (all directions provided). This preparation includes plenty of extension opportunities in the form of ionic equation practice. The worksheet also captures the key learning on chemical cells & is supported by the teacher powerpoint. Teacher powerpoint has leveled learning outcomes to suit new 1-9 grading structure. Updated for new (2015) KS4 science specification. Suitable for separate sciences teaching.

KS4 Organic reactions - reactions of alkenes (teacher powerpoint & student worksheets). - Starter activity reinforces previous learning on alkanes/hydrocarbons. - Teacher powerpoint introduces all new concepts: naming of alkenes; all typical addition reactions of alkenes. - Student worksheet provides plenty of practice in naming alkenes & in drawing displayed structural & molecular formulae. - Support slides included for teacher demonstrations of alkene reactions. - Final slide in ppt can be printed for students to provide independent activities on alkene reactions. - Leveled learning outcomes all tied in to the grade 1-9 new science GCSE structure. Suitable for those GCSE groups following the new separate Chemistry specification.

KS5 - Equilibrium - the equilibrium constant, Kp - Teacher powerpoint & student work book Forms part of A-level teaching sequence in new 2015 specification, Module 5 - Equilibrium. Resources include teacher powerpoint + student workbook with activities to complete. Plenty of worked examples for determining Kp & its units. Leveled learning outcomes. All content explained & put into practice through student-led activities. Updated for new (2015) KS5 chemistry specification.

KS5 - Rate of reaction : orders, rate equation & rate constant - Teacher powerpoint & student work book Forms part of A-level teaching sequence in new 2015 specification, Module 5 - Rate of reaction. Resources include teacher powerpoint + student workbook with activities to complete. Plenty of worked examples for deriving rate equation & calculation of rate constant with its units. Leveled learning outcomes. All content explained & put into practice through student-led activities. Updated for new (2015) KS5 chemistry specification.

KS5, Amount of substance - the mole (Teacher powerpoint + student worksheet) All new content introduced & explained on teacher powerpoint. Plenty of worked examples & opportunities for independent student activity. Student workbook includes all key learning + many different calculations for them to practice working with the mole & re-arranging the key formulae. Mark schemes included to allow for independent working. Forms part of the first year A-level teaching sequence in new 2015 specification, Module 2- Amount of substance. Suited to AS or year 1 of A-level. Leveled learning outcomes. All content explained & put into practice through student-led activities. Updated for new (2015) KS5 chemistry specification.

Teacher powerpoint & student worksheet for Chemical Changes - strong & weak acids. Lesson reintroduces the concept of hydrogen ions & brings students to an understanding of their role in determining acid strength & then relating that to pH value. Students are instructed in calculating pH from hydrogen ion concentration. Calculation practice is included. As well as strong vs weak, this lesson also explains the difference between concentrated & dilute in terms of hydrogen ion concentrations. The powerpoint supports all student-led activities on the accompanying worksheet. It also provides a mark scheme for all questions, including stretch & challenge activities. Teacher powerpoint has leveled learning outcomes to suit new 1-9 grading structure. Updated for new (2015) KS4 science specification. Suitable for Trilogy or separate sciences teaching.

KS5, Spectroscopy - mass spectrometry (Teacher & student powerpoints) Lesson reintroduces mass spectrometry & leads through worked examples for calculating relative formula mass. Develops on to interpreting mass spectra & writing equations for formation of molecular ion & fragment ions. Several practice questions follow key content learning phase so that students can put their new understanding to the test. Forms part of A-level teaching sequence in new 2015 specification, Module 4- Spectroscopy. Leveled learning outcomes. All content explained & put into practice through student-led activities. Updated for new (2015) KS5 chemistry specification.

KS4 Rates of reaction - reversible reactions & dynamic equilibrium (teacher powerpoint & student workbook). - Starter activity revises key terms for the topic so far. - Details of two key teacher demonstrations of reversible reactions included. - Student workbook captures all key learning, recording of experimental observations & extension tasks. - Teacher powerpoint introduces new concepts, includes mark scheme for all workbook activities & provides visual support for the demonstrations. Leveled learning outcomes all tied in to the grade 1-9 new science GCSE structure. Suitable for teaching both Trilogy or separate Chemistry.

Teacher powerpoint & student worksheet for Chemical Changes - oxidation & reduction. Introduces & develops the idea of oxidation & reduction as being gain/loss of electrons. Powerpoint has leveled learning outcomes to suit new 1-9 grading structure. The presentation introduces new content & guides through student-led activities (all on accompanying student worksheet). Extension activities included. Updated for new (2015) KS4 science specification. Suitable for Trilogy or separate sciences teaching at higher tier.

KS4 Crude oil & fuels - burning hydrocarbons (teacher powerpoint & student workbook). Resources include starter exercise that reviews prior learning on hydrocarbons & alkanes. Many student-led activities that allow students to consider the properties that make a good fuel. The lesson then moves on to consider the products of hydrocarbon combustion. This is dealt with by way of the classic demonstration as well as looking at word & balanced symbol equations for the combustion of a range of fuels. Resources included coverage of incomplete combustion & a stretch & challenge exercise that involves calculation of reacting masses. The workbook captures all key learning, key diagrams & practice writing equations. The teacher's powerpoint contains all materials necessary to deliver the lesson as well as worked solutions to the activities in the student worksheet. Leveled learning outcomes all tied in to the grade 1-9 new science GCSE structure. All content checked against new GCSE specification & is suitable for teaching within both Trilogy & separate Chemistry schemes.

KS5, Module 6: Carbonyls & carboxylic acids - identifying aldehydes & ketones (teacher & student power points). All new content introduced & explained on teacher powerpoint. Student powerpoint allows class to capture all relevant theory without having to copy from board. Provides a perfect preparation lesson prior to doing the 2,4-DNP & Tollens' reagent tests as a class practical. Plenary exercise includes past paper question. Forms part of the new 2015 A-level specification, Module 6: Carbonyls & carboxylic acids. Leveled learning outcomes. Updated for new (2015) KS5 chemistry specification

KS5, Module 6: Carbonyls & carboxylic acids - carbonyl compounds (teacher power point, student workbook & student worksheet). All new content introduced & explained on teacher powerpoint. Starter exercise gets students to review prior learning on formation of carbonyl compounds by oxidation of alcohols. The student workbook includes exercises that allow students to capture all key content & practice applying their new learning on carbonyls - how to name aldehydes & ketones; the importance of the C=O dipole in determining reactivity; all required carbonyl reactions plus mechanisms fully explained with detailed mechanism diagrams. Separate worksheet included = naming carbonyls activity. Plenary exercise includes past paper question. This material will probably require two lessons to complete. Forms part of the new 2015 A-level specification, Module 6: Carbonyls & carboxylic acids. Leveled learning outcomes. Updated for new (2015) KS5 chemistry specification.

Teacher powerpoint & student worksheet for Chemical Changes - Required practical 1, making a salt. Powerpoint introduces the required practical, includes starter activity revisiting earlier learning & guides through stages in practical. Ppt includes extension activities + mark scheme. Student record practical sheet included that can be used as a record of completion of the required practical. Separate follow up worksheet included that allows for evaluation & analysis of practical by students. Teacher powerpoint has leveled learning outcomes to suit new 1-9 grading structure. The presentation introduces new content & guides through student-led activities (all on accompanying student worksheet). Mark scheme for all extension calculations is included on the powerpoint. Updated for new (2015) KS4 science specification. Suitable for Trilogy or separate sciences teaching.

KS5, Module 6: Carbonyls & carboxylic acids - carboxylic acids (teacher & student power points). All new content introduced & explained on teacher powerpoint. Student powerpoint allows class to capture all relevant theory without having to copy from board. Student-led activities to practice naming of compounds; writing equations to show dissociation of carboxylic acids; explaining solubility & melting/boiling point trends in terms of hydrogen bonding. Plenary exercise includes synoptic past paper question that draws on new learning plus revisits acids/pH & Ka calculation. Forms part of the new 2015 A-level specification, Module 6: Carbonyls & carboxylic acids. Leveled learning outcomes. Updated for new (2015) KS5 chemistry specification

KS5, Module 2: Atoms, ions & compounds - atomic structure & isotopes (Teacher & student worksheet). All new content introduced & explained on teacher powerpoint. Plenty of worked examples & opportunities for independent student activity included on the student worksheet. Revisits key learning on atomic structure before examining ionic & isotopic structures. Students learn to predict & compare structures. Student worksheet includes separate past paper questions for further practice. Forms part of the first year A-level teaching sequence in new 2015 specification, Module 2: Atoms, ions & compounds. Suited to AS or year 1 of A-level. Leveled learning outcomes. All content explained & put into practice through student-led activities. Updated for new (2015) KS5 chemistry specification.