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 - 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 - Rate of reaction : concentration-time graphs - 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 order with respect to reactants, calculating half-life & identifying graph shapes. Leveled learning outcomes. All content explained & put into practice through student-led activities. Updated for new (2015) KS5 chemistry specification.

A revision worksheet that revisits the practical procedure for this required practical - MAKING A SALT - & includes a range of application & evaluation style questions that are particularly aimed at preparing the student for GCSE. Ties in directly to the new 9-1GCSE specification & is suited to students doing either Combined science of separate GCSE chemistry. Mark scheme included as second slide - this can either be projected or printed out & given to students so they can self-assess.

KS5, Haloalkanes - chemistry of haloalkanes -(Teacher & student powerpoint plus student work book). Lesson introduces the structure & general formula for haloalkanes. Gives practice for constructing the mechanism for nucleophilic substitution of haloalkanes & allows students to relate the rates of primary haloalkane hydrolysis to values of relative bond enthalpies for carbon–halogen bonds. 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 4- the Haloalkanes Leveled learning outcomes. All content explained & put into practice through student-led activities. Updated for new (2015) KS5 chemistry specification.

A revision worksheet that revisits the practical procedure for this TITRATION core practical & includes a range of application, calculation & evaluation style questions that are particularly aimed at preparing the student for GCSE. Ties in directly to the new 9-1GCSE specification & is particularly suited to students doing separate GCSE chemistry. Mark scheme included on final two slides - these can either be projected or printed out & given to students so they can self-assess.

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.

Revision sheet with questions covering C5 - energy changes in the new Chemistry 9-1 GCSE specification. All higher tier material is clearly marked. These revision activities are designed to be worked through independently by students allowing teacher to provide support during the revision lesson to the students in most need. The sheet will take approximately 30 minutes to complete. A mark scheme is included & can either be printed out for the students to self-assess or projected by the teacher.

4 revision sheets with questions covering Crude oil, alkenes, alcohols, carboxylic acids & esters from the 9-1 GCSE specification. The sheet is designed to be worked through independently by students allowing teacher to provide support during the revision lesson to the students in most need. This revision activity will take most of the lesson to complete. The later slides in the slide pack are the mark schemes. These can either be printed out for the students to self-assess or projected by the teacher.

KS3, Acids & alkalis - Lesson 3: the pH scale (teacher powerpoint & student workbook) Third lesson in this KS3 topic. Includes : • what the pH scale is and what it tells us about a substance. • what is meant by a neutral substance. • why using universal indicator tells us more about a substance than using a simple indicator, such as the cabbage indicator made in the last lesson. - leveled questioning aimed at evaluating practical procedure The student workbook includes many independent activities for the students to pursue + several extension opportunities. Includes class practical activity. All activities are fully supported by the teacher powerpoint. Fully updated to reflect the demands of the new (2015) KS3 specification.

KS5, Module 6: Aromatic compounds - Benzene (an intro.) - (teacher & student powerpoint). Teacher powerpoint introduces all key learning about Benzene: - the nature of its discovery - the problems with the Kekule proposed structure - the nature of the delocalised ring system - the impact of the delocalised system on reaction of benzene - naming convention for aromatic structures. Student version of the powerpoint includes various exercises for them to do throughout the lesson & provides a framework in which they capture the key learning as the lesson progresses. Forms part of the new 2015 A-level specification, Module 6: Organic chemistry & analysis. Leveled learning outcomes. Updated for new (2015) KS5 chemistry specification

Revision sheet with questions covering C3 - quantitative chemistry in the Combined Science 9-1 GCSE specification. All higher tier material is clearly marked. These revision activities are designed to be worked through independently by students allowing teacher to provide support during the revision lesson to the students in most need. The sheet will take approximately 30 minutes to complete. A mark scheme is included & can either be printed out for the students to self-assess or projected by the teacher.

KS5, Module 6: Aromatic compounds - REACTIONS OF BENZENE (teacher powerpoint). Teacher powerpoint introduces all key learning on the reactions of benzene: - nitration - halogenation - importance of haloigen carriers - alkylation - acylation Forms part of the new 2015 A-level specification, Module 6: Organic chemistry & analysis. Leveled learning outcomes. Updated for new (2015) KS5 chemistry specification

KS5 - Buffer solutions - Teacher powerpoint & student work book Forms part of A-level teaching sequence in Acids, bases & pH unit. Resources include teacher powerpoint + student version with activities to complete. Leveled learning outcomes. All content explained & put into practice through student-led activities. Plenty of worked examples to help students master claculation of buffer pH. Updated for new (2015) KS5 chemistry specification.

KS5 - Rate of reaction : rate-concentration graphs & initial rate - Teacher powerpoint & student work book Lesson resources introduce the characteristic graph shapes & show how order may be determined. Includes also initial rate method plus a class practical activity (reaction between persulphate & iodide ions. Forms part of A-level teaching sequence in new 2015 specification, Module 5 - Rates of reaction. Resources include teacher powerpoint + student workbook with activities to complete. Leveled learning outcomes. All content explained & put into practice through student-led activities. Updated for new (2015) KS5 chemistry specification.

KS5 - Equilibrium : controlling the position of equilibrium - 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 predicting & explaining shifts in position of equilibrium. Leveled learning outcomes. All content explained & put into practice through student-led activities. Updated for new (2015) KS5 chemistry specification.

KS5, Module 3: Equilibria - the equilibrium constant Kc (teacher power point & student workbook). All new content introduced & explained on teacher powerpoint. Starter exercise gets students to review prior learning on Le Chatelier's principle. The student workbook includes exercises that allow students to capture all key content & practice applying their new learning on the equilibrium constant, Kc - including plenty of exercises that require them to derive the expression for Kc & predict impact on size of Kc given changes to condition. Student led activities can all be self-assessed using Qr code mark scheme included in the workbook. Forms part of the first year A-level teaching sequence in new 2015 specification, Module 3: Reaction rates & equilibrium. Suited to AS or year 1 of A-level. Leveled learning outcomes. Updated for new (2015) KS5 chemistry specification.

A revision worksheet that revisits the practical procedure for this required practical - ENERGY CHANGES - & includes a range of application & evaluation style questions that are particularly aimed at preparing the student for GCSE. Ties in directly to the new 9-1GCSE specification & is suited to students doing either Combined science of separate GCSE chemistry. Mark scheme included as second slide - this can either be projected or printed out & given to students so they can self-assess.

Teacher powerpoint includes starter activity; leveled learning outcomes; key topic content; plus questions & answers that relate directly to the workbook. Links directly to new (2015) A-level chemistry specification. Directly applicable to OCR A Chemistry.