Follows Edexcel 9-1 Combined Science, differentiated to include entry level and GCSE content. Includes:- PowerPoint about Metallic bonding and the properties of metals. Investigation Two worksheets Made for lower ability/foundation students but can be easily adapted for higher ability students.

Made for the EDEXCEL Combined GCSE with Entry level content. First lesson recapping states of matter and changing state Includes PowerPoint and two worksheets. Made for SEN students/lower ability, can be easily adapted.

Lesson made for EDEXCEL GCSE Combined science covering CC4a and CC4b about the periodic table. Includes powerpoint, worksheet and activity. Made for SEN students but easily adapted

An activity made to reinforce students identifying elements from the 3 key groups. Can either be used cut out and students match up the group numbers, names, elements and atomic structures or students could colour code the boxes for each group. Made to support Entry Level Certificate revision for end of unit test but can be used as a starter for GCSE students.

Differentiated worksheets to go with the lesson CC13b Halogens from the EDEXCEL combined science GCSE and C4b from the entry level lesson on Halogens

Differentiated worksheets to accompany lesson CC13d on Noble gases. Includes worksheet for Entry level/lower ability content C4c Noble gases

A simple task made for low ability students about elements, compounds and mixtures. Includes resources to differentiate the task including an information sheet and a help sheet.

PowerPoint and worksheet made for Further Entry level Topic 2B Chemistry in our world: fuels and the Earth’s atmosphere. This also follows the GCSE lesson CC16b Fractional distillation and may be suitable for lower ability students. Discusses what crude oil is, why fractional distillation is needed and the uses of the different fractions.

Follows EDEXCEL Entry Level Certificate. Looks at Chromatography, how to carry it out and how to interpret a chromatogram Includes PowerPoint and Worksheet Could be used for lower ability GCSE students as well.