A quiz to do as we close down the end of the school year (some made by me, other parts taken from various other quizzes) Rounds include: General Knowledge Capital Cities Pokemon The Human Body Only Connect Sports The Grid

A GCSE lesson (Edexcel Combined Science specifically) going through an electrolysis introduction.

A GCSE lesson on rates of reaction.

A lesson very similar to my lesson on alkali metals. This time for the halogens. Goes through the properties of the halogens, the reactivity and explains why this is the case. There are opportunities for AFL throughout.

Included is a PowerPoint for every lesson on the Edexcel GCSE Separates Chemistry specification. A note to make, there are no combined lessons i n here as it is the content which is exclusive to separates.

This is a revision lesson for the new 9-1 GCSE chemistry course. The aim of the lesson is for all students to go through the 13 specification points and write down what they know about them. Once this is done, students will colour in the first circle red or green (depending on their understanding). They then go to the 13 stations around the room and take a small worksheet for each one they put red for (maximum of 8). This is stuck onto the A3 paper. After the lesson they put red or green in the second circle. The revision sheets need to be on A3 paper in order to allow the sheets to be stuck on. Each sheet will need to be placed at a station where there is a resource to help the students. These are numbered so question 1 is resource 1. I have found this lesson to be extremely effective.

An A level lesson going through stereoisomerism in complex ions for the module of transition elements.

A lesson on the alkali metals. Including a leveled progress check for all students, a 6 mark question with template and some questions to move students on at the end of the lesson.

A lesson which should make teaching enthalpy easy. It goes through a lot of information on everything about enthalpy. It contains many questions and answers.

A whole lesson on atomic number and the periodic table. It includes: - A recap on Mendeleev. - Many tasks to assess AFL. - An optional practical. - A progress check. - A summary quiz.

Helps sheets which go through how to calculate the water of crystallisation, with examples.

Biology lesson on ecosystems. very student led.

Limestone cycle lesson including: 6 mark questions. Fill in the limestone cycle. Uses of limestone. Chemical equations. Thermal decomposition

Whole lesson on specialised cells and unicellar organisms. *Best done in a computer room*

A lesson with loads of questions too, on the skeleton.

A simple lessonm on ethanoic acid. How it is formed and its uses etc.

A PowerPoint which goes through the whole of topic 18 for OCR A Chemistry A Level.

An outstanding lesson designed to test the understanding of levers, moments and pressure. Can be differentiated accordingly, by inserting information to the table used to help. The lesson involves choosing a Pokemon to cross a lake (pressure) and lift a boulder (moments). Students go around the room and attempt to catch a Pokemon which will get them across both obstacles safely. It comes with a worksheet and is pretty self explanatory throughout. The lesson is very interactive and after a 10 minute walk through of the task ,the students will just get on with the lesson and attempt to catch a pokemon to help them get across the lake and around the boulder. Especially loved by students who normally hate physics due to Pokemon being all the range today!