There are 6 different resources in this pack. 3 on Rates of reaction and 3 on How much and analysis A jeopardy simple starter or plenary worksheet A Taboo game with instructions on how to use for the class A 20 question grid where you can make the students into TEAMS to choose their question and they will be directed there , you can then go back to the overview grid for the other teams. They are all TRIED and TESTED and most of the students find them FUN and engaging. An aid for REVISION and a variation to make the students think and challenge themselves.

There are5 different resources in this pack. 3 on Water and 2 on Periodic table A jeopardy simple starter or plenary worksheet for both A Taboo game with instructions on how to use for the class for both topics A 20 question grid where you can make the students into TEAMS to choose their question and they will be directed there , you can then go back to the overview grid for the other teams, for water. They are all TRIED and TESTED and most of the student s find them FUN and engaging. Hopefully a with REVISION and variation to make the students think and challenge themselves.

This is a pack of revision resources for AQA Chemistry Analysis and parts of equilibrium Taboo games with instructions for the students/staff to organise and set challenges for students and their revision. Jeopardy quick question sheets which help the students think in a holistic way about the topic 20 question grid to cover lots of the topic and encourage competition for the students Enjoy!

Full series of lesson activities and slides on the 2 pwpts to take you through all you need for the initial stages of the Amine work in A2. Naming rules and examples Properties Classification work Preparation methods Action as Bases Use in Dyes. Links to the Oxford AQA text book full course.

This is a nice pwpt linked to the limestone C1.2 AQA topic. It has a front page with 20 options for questions which takes the students through an interactive process where you can involve the students in the process of choosing the Q and in teams answering.

This is an initial booklet covering some recap of GCSE work and introduction to various acid theories, has a linked pwpt ( can be made into another booklet if wanted) to cover Acid/ base reactions. Then has two 15+ slide pwpt on basic A level acid base theory. One covers all work on pH and pOH with notes, tasks and integrated past exam questions and answers with exemplar ideas for the answers as well. Second covers Kw and all linked work on this section of the topic with notes, tasks and integrated past exam questions all with answers and exemplar ideas. Link mostly to AQA but OCR the same , Enjoy!

This is a FULL topic teaching or review resource. Relevant for the old and NEW spec I have integrated loads of past paper questions and markscheme answers alongside the exemplars and tasks built into the work. Have attached a couple of worksheets for filling in the information required as well as an option in the pwpt itself. Also a nice little T/F question sheet for a starter or plenary. Enjoy

This is a complete resource for teaching Rates of Reaction. It covers basic particle theory to begin with and then links this all the way through with the ways to change the rate. It has a series of optional practical activities to demo or complete. It has linked past paper questions and answers all through the work covering all ranges and abilities. It is full of DART and task activities for the students to ensure they understand the key points. There are also a few extra worksheets which can be used as plenary. starter or homework tasks as needed. Completely editable and useable enjoy!

This is a full set of work with different tasks for students to complete ideas for individual notes, pair share discussions and a scattering of past exam question through the whole pwpt: Begins with Naming and basic structural isomer ideas for Alkenes. Then links to the bond enthalpy theory of the sigma and pi actual double bond, with some ext work on sp3/sp2 hybridisation to aid understanding Then use the planer non-rotational nature of the double bond to move forward and cover E/Z geometric isomerism. Enjoy

This is a full 20+ page pwpt that takes you through the Acid/Alkali titration curve and indicator section of this topic. It has varied pair/share -thinking-theory tasks for the students as well as all the notes required and a good amount of specific past exam questions in the whole topic. I have also put in a couple of past paper questions which can be homework for this section. Enjoy

This is a full pwpt which covers all the students need to complete on addition polymerisation of alkene compounds. Has theory and worked examples throughout and then has tasks to apply their learning and past exam questions to test through the topic. Enjoy

Fun and engaging resources for changing up the revision you completing with the students. A pack of 6 resources with 2 really fun interactive 20 question grid which promotes competition and challenge. 2 Jeopardy plenary or starter question sheets which help the students think in a different manner. Then Taboo game for both topic sections which will encourage use of language and making connections in the topic. Enjoy!

This is the first 1-2 lesson on this topic with a full pwpt giving the students tasks and recap activities with full answers available on all these introductory sections naming classification solubility boiling point Also has a differentiated set of 2 worksheets to link with one of the tasks on boiling point of alcohols Enjoy

This is 2 pwpt to help break up and add variety into the A level revision 1) 20 question grid covering the Alkane topic, great to get students into teams and promote some competition into the lesson 2) A simple taboo game ( few alkene questions as well) Enjoy

This is a really interactive lessons which can involve all your students throughout the lesson. One to really look through and adapt to your group sand style so you will get the best outcomes. Enjoy.

This is a generic pwpt that takes students through radioactive decay equations. Alpha decay, Beta decay and Gamma decay all shown visually with full theoretical notes and plenty of examples of how they link to equations. Enjoy