Hero image

djycm123's Shop

Average Rating4.25
(based on 4 reviews)

Having started in a comprehensive school in London in the 1970's I have taught in many different parts of the world, Africa, Middle East, China and South America. Many of those jobs required the development of teaching resources . This material is mostly in Word format, suitable for students taking chemistry aged from 12-18 (i.e. pre-IGCSE, IGCSE, AS and A2) and is geared towards Cambridge International Examinations (CIE). Recently added material is geared towards the Edexcel syllabus a

160Uploads

28k+Views

522Downloads

Having started in a comprehensive school in London in the 1970's I have taught in many different parts of the world, Africa, Middle East, China and South America. Many of those jobs required the development of teaching resources . This material is mostly in Word format, suitable for students taking chemistry aged from 12-18 (i.e. pre-IGCSE, IGCSE, AS and A2) and is geared towards Cambridge International Examinations (CIE). Recently added material is geared towards the Edexcel syllabus a
GCSE Chemistry Solutions
djycm123djycm123

GCSE Chemistry Solutions

(0)
PowerPoint to introduce the idea of what solutions are, the concentration of aqueous solutions and the idea of molarity and dilution. It can be used for GCSE or AS chemistry
Reaction kinetics (A2)
djycm123djycm123

Reaction kinetics (A2)

(0)
Covers what is needed for the A2 Reaction kinetics part of the CIE chemistry syllabus. Contains teachers' and students' versions, i.e. with and without answers to the embedded questions. Contains theory and a practical exercise.
Inorganic Chemistry (A2) booklet
djycm123djycm123

Inorganic Chemistry (A2) booklet

(0)
Covers the inorganic chemistry topics (Group 2 and transition Elements) needed for the A2 part of the CIE A level chemistry syllabus. Contains embedded questions with the answers given in red.
IGCSE Chemistry Grade Calculator
djycm123djycm123

IGCSE Chemistry Grade Calculator

(0)
This is a spreadsheet which enables you to give a letter grade and overall percentage for a series of exams corresponding to an IGCSE level chemistry exam, such as a 'mock'. The weightings are adapted for the CIE overseas exams, but those can be customised. It would also be suitable for CIE biology or physics exams.
AS Chemistry Grade Calculator
djycm123djycm123

AS Chemistry Grade Calculator

(0)
This is a spreadsheet which enables you to give a letter grade and overall percentage for a series of exams corresponding to an AS level chemistry exam, such as a 'mock'. The weightings are adapted for the CIE overseas exams, but those can be customised. It would also be suitable for CIE biology or physics exams.
A2 Chemistry Grade Calculator
djycm123djycm123

A2 Chemistry Grade Calculator

(0)
This is a spreadsheet which enables you to give a letter grade and overall percentage for a series of exams corresponding to an A level chemistry exam, such as a 'mock'. The weightings are adapted for the CIE overseas exams, but those can be customised. It would also be suitable for CIE biology or physics exams.
Entropy and Free Energy changes
djycm123djycm123

Entropy and Free Energy changes

(0)
Suitable for CIE A2 chemistry Contains embedded exercises. Teacher and student versions included. Covers the new syllabus needs since entropy is not currently included in the dedicated CIE textbooks.
Edexcel chemistry Topic 13.2: Entropy
djycm123djycm123

Edexcel chemistry Topic 13.2: Entropy

(0)
Chemistry at A level, notes to cover Topic 13.2: Entropy, with answers embedded in the text (in red) for the teacher. If desired the answers can be deleted (or blanked) for the student version. (N.B. Core practical exercises are not included)
Chemistry GCSE worksheets UPDATE 2 (without answers)
djycm123djycm123

Chemistry GCSE worksheets UPDATE 2 (without answers)

(0)
This is the second update of this resource and which now contains 29 infosheets, the first page now containing a complete list of contents. It contains useful summarized key topic information with questions for any GCSE or IGCSE syllabuses. The answers to the questions are left blank as this version is meant as a student's copy.
Fundamentals of chemistry at pre-A Level (Topic 1)
djycm123djycm123

Fundamentals of chemistry at pre-A Level (Topic 1)

(0)
Topic 1: Formulae, Stoichiometry and Mole Concept The topic is suitable for most syllabuses at pre-A Level or higher IB. Each topic is split into two halves, one with the answers given in red and one where they are merely blanked out. It is suitable for normal classroom use or for online teaching by following the blanked version on screen and filling in the answers in red in situ as the lesson progresses. It contains practical work and references to suitable videos.
Fundamentals of chemistry at pre-A Level (Topic 3)
djycm123djycm123

Fundamentals of chemistry at pre-A Level (Topic 3)

(0)
Topic 3 Properties and structures of substances The topic is suitable for most syllabuses at pre-A Level or higher IB. Each topic is split into two halves, one with the answers given in red and one where they are merely blanked out. It is suitable for normal classroom use or for online teaching by following the blanked version on screen and filling in the answers in red in situ as the lesson progresses.
Fundamentals of chemistry at pre-A Level (Topic 2)
djycm123djycm123

Fundamentals of chemistry at pre-A Level (Topic 2)

(0)
Topic 2 Structures and Bonds The topic is suitable for most syllabuses at pre-A Level or higher IB. Each topic is split into two halves, one with the answers given in red and one where they are merely blanked out. It is suitable for normal classroom use or for online teaching by following the blanked version on screen and filling in the answers in red in situ as the lesson progresses.
Fundamentals of chemistry at pre-A Level (Topic 5)
djycm123djycm123

Fundamentals of chemistry at pre-A Level (Topic 5)

(0)
Topic 5 Rates of Reaction and Chemical Equilibria The topic is suitable for most syllabuses at pre-A Level or pre-higher IB. Each topic is split into two halves, one with the answers given in red and one where they are merely blanked out. It is suitable for normal classroom use or for online teaching by following the blanked version on screen and filling in the answers in red in situ as the lesson progresses. It contains practical work and also references to suitable videos.