A full lesson to introduce solids, liquids and gases for the first time at KS3. 1. Lesson Plan. 2. Pre-test: Pre-test for solids, liquids and gases topic. Designed to run as an interactive presentation, with students writing their answer (A, B, C or D multiple choice) on a mini-whiteboard and hold up answer. This provides the teacher with instant feedback, puts less pressure on individuals as more anonymous answering and gives every child a chance to answer. 3. Materials circus practical - an extendable practical suitable for all abilities and paces of working. - students record observations about a variety of solids liquids and gases set out around the room and then feedback their answers

Pre-test for solids, liquids and gases topic. Designed to run as an interactive presentation, with students writing their answer (A, B, C or D multiple choice) on a mini-whiteboard and hold up answer. This provides the teacher with instant feedback, puts less pressure on individuals as more anonymous answering and gives every child a chance to answer. Perfect for testing existing knowledge before beginning the SLG topic, highlighting areas of weakness that need attention, strengths that just need a light covering, and any misconceptions. Also useful at the end of the topic as revision, or run at both the beginning and end to show any improvement.

Acid-base and acid-metal reaction questions that gradually increase in difficulty. This worksheet offers some differentiation through the extension question, which can either be assigned to the higher-level students in a mixed ability class, or otherwise left for fast-finishers to ensure every student is engaged at all times. Great refresher for A-level students after the Summer holidays. Printer friendly with answer sheet. Good for homework.

Chemistry-based Christmas quiz presentation with three rounds plus answers Each round has a different time limit with a fully animated timer bar for each question. Perfect for the last lesson of term - something fun yet educational which requires minimal preparation at a busy time of year. A variety of difficulties with a chemistry theme.

A fun and festive Christmas Chemistry worksheet - 25 codes to crack to find the festive words, complete with answer sheet. Familiarises students with using the periodic table and atomic masses, introduces them to more unusual elements and provides light-hearted yet useful Chemistry work, allowing them to develop periodic table skills without even realising it. Some are quite tricky, for advanced classes hand out the worksheet without providing further instruction and let the students work out how to solve the different types of code for themselves, thus developing problem-solving and initiative soft skills. Printer friendly.

Mole calculations worksheet WS1. NEW SYLLABUS. Worksheet bundle perfect for a varied ability class, designed to keep every child engaged, active and learning. Builds skills up over a page of questions, including an optional "challenge box" which will keep the fast-finishers occupied without pressurising the slower workers too much. The lower ability worksheet focuses on important key elements such as carbon, hydrogen and oxygen in the first questions, with recall questions to provide scaffolding for the questions to follow. The lower ability worksheet also has [tips] included to point students in the right direction. Each printer-friendly worksheet comes with its own set of answers. Great revision for A-level chemists that need some gentle reminding after the summer!

NEW SYLLABUS! Perfect for introducing acids, alkalis, the pH scale and indicators to year 9 GCSE Chemistry, both double award and separate Science. Also useful for refresher revision for Year 10/11. Contains: ANIMATED full lesson PowerPoint Slideshow, including two practicals. 2 x explanation sheets in printer friendly format for students to keep a record of the practicals. Simple, easy to follow introduction to the topic. 60 minute lesson for advanced students, 100 minute lesson (or taught over two 50 minute lessons) for low ability.