A Microsoft Publisher revision placemat (A3), ready to print, covering topic 5b (Quantitative analysis) of the new Edexcel GCSE chemistry specification. Each specification point is addressed with gap-fill exercises and/or other written tasks. HIgher tier only sections are highlighted in yellow. Comes with completed answer sheet (answers in red).

Two Microsoft Publisher revision placemats (2 x A3), ready to print, covering topic 7 (Rates of reaction and energy changes) of the new Edexcel GCSE chemistry specification. Each specification point is addressed with gap-fill exercises and/or other written tasks. Higher tier only sections are highlighted in yellow. Comes with completed answer sheet (answers in red).

A series of A3 Publisher slides outlining the reactions in Edexcel AS-Level Organic Chemistry. Includes names, general formulae and displayed formulae.

One Microsoft Publisher revision placemat (A3), ready to print, covering topic 6 (Groups in the periodic table) of the new Edexcel GCSE chemistry specification. Each specification point is addressed with gap-fill exercises and/or other written tasks. Higher tier only sections are highlighted in yellow. Comes with completed answer sheet (answers in red).

Two Microsoft Publisher revision placemats (1 x A3, 1 x A4), ready to print, covering topic 4 (Obtaining & using metals; reversible reactions & equilibria) of the new Edexcel GCSE chemistry specification. Each specification point is addressed with gap-fill exercises and/or other written tasks. HIgher tier only sections are highlighted in yellow. Comes with completed answer sheet (answers in red).

A Microsoft Publisher revision placemat (A3), ready to print, covering topic 5a (Transition metals) of the new Edexcel GCSE chemistry specification. Each specification point is addressed with gap-fill exercises and/or other written tasks. HIgher tier only sections are highlighted in yellow. Comes with completed answer sheet (answers in red).

Two Microsoft Publisher revision placemat (2 x A4), ready to print, covering topics 5c & 5d (Dynamic equilibria; Chemical & fuel cells) of the new Edexcel GCSE chemistry specification. Each specification point is addressed with gap-fill exercises and/or other written tasks. HIgher tier only sections are highlighted in yellow. Comes with completed answer sheet (answers in red).

Two Microsoft Publisher revision placemats (1 x A3, 1 x A4), ready to print, covering topic 8 (Fuels and Earth & atmospheric science) of the new Edexcel GCSE chemistry specification. Each specification point is addressed with gap-fill exercises and/or other written tasks. Higher tier only sections are highlighted in yellow. Comes with completed answer sheet (answers in red).

Two Microsoft Publisher revision placemat (1 x A3, 1 x A4), ready to print, covering topic 3a (Acids) of the new Edexcel GCSE chemistry specification. Each specification point is addressed with gap-fill exercises and/or other written tasks. HIgher tier only sections are highlighted in yellow. Comes with completed answer sheet (answers in red).

Three Microsoft Publisher revision placemats (2 x A3, 1 x A4), ready to print, covering topic 9b-d (hydrocarbons; polymers; alcohols and carboxylic acids) of the new Edexcel GCSE chemistry specification. Each specification point is addressed with gap-fill exercises and/or other written tasks. Higher tier only sections are highlighted in yellow. Comes with completed answer sheet (answers in red).

The attached contains an Excel spread sheet, with questions based on the AQA Chemistry specification for units 1 and 2. You can either use the list of questions or, as I have, set up a random question generator, which I use to create a quick quiz based on what we’ve covered so far (WARNING - setting this up takes a bit of time!) Please see the Word document for instructions. Please let me know if setting up the random question generator works! If not, I&'ll pull it down.

Adapted from the original design by user supplymike (found here: http://www.tes.co.uk/teaching-resource/Ionic-Jigsaw-3001711/ ) I have adapted his Ionic Jigsaw by including sufficient numbers to allow you to create any combination of ionic substances which could be created using these ions. Prepare by printing onto card, or paper followed by laminating, then cutting out.