CIE IGCSE Co-ordinated Science Powerpoint Exam Questions worksheet - student Exama Answers worksheet - teacher

IGCSE Co-ordinated Science Power point Exam Questions worksheet - student Exam Answers worksheet - teacher

IGCSE Co-ordinated Science

CIE IGCSE Co-ordinated Science

IAL A2 Edexcel Chemistry 14A 1 The Bronsted-Lowry Theory 14A 2 Hydrogen Ion Concentration & the pH Scale 14A 3 Ionic Product of Water, Kw 14A 4 Analysing Data from pH Measurements 14B 1 Acid-Base titrations, pH Curves & Indicators 14B 2 Buffer Solutions 14B 3 Buffer Solutions & pH Curves

Cambridge CIE IGCSE Chemistry Covers Exam Papers: 1, 2, 3, 4, 6 ranging from 2002 to the present. Contents include: Acids, Bases and Salts Acids and alkalis Strong and Weak Acids Forming Salts Types of oxides

Cambridge CIE IGCSE Chemistry. Suitable to cover the subject in both one and two years. Covers exam papers QP & MS: 1, 2, 3, 4, & 6 from 2002 to the present. Contents include: Fractional distillation Homologous series Cracking Natural and Synthetic Polymers Addition & Condensation Amide and Ester Linkages Draw Monomers & Polymers

IGCSE Cambridge International Exam - For the International Teacher This unit covers the entire rates of reaction. The worksheets is a mixture of exam papers: 1, 2, 3, 4 & 6 ranging from 2002 to 2018. There are student worksheets Teacher worksheets and answers End of unit test and answers Powerpoint which covers the entire unit

IGCSE CIE 0620 Chemistry, 0654 Coordinated Science Contains the entire Unit for Chemical Change. Includes: Powerpoint for the entire unit Classroom worksheets and answers End of unit assessment and answers

IGCSE CIE Content: Methods of Separation Particle theory Kinetic Theory Diffusion Exam worksheets for students Assessment worksheet QP Assessment worksheet MS

IGCSE CIE Chemistry content: Homologous series Fractional distillation Alkane combustion Alkane substitution Alkene Hydrogenation Alkene Hydration Catalytic cracking Addition Polymerisation Isomers Alcohol industrial process Alcohol fermentation Alcohol Oxidation Esterification for Carboxylic acid with Alcohol Identify the Ester linkage Hydrolysis of an Ester Four exam worksheets papers: 1, 2, 3, 4 & 6 (2002-2018) including answers: Four Organic worksheets for students Four Organic worksheets including answers for the teacher Powerpoint covering the entire unit

This is aimed at the very low ability and ESL students. Requires the use of whiteboards, practical to wire a plug, pictures of a plugs wired differently and plenary.

KS3 & 4. It explains the difference between mass and weight. Includes a worksheet and the power point has a mark scheme on it. To draw a bar graph, that itself comes with its own self-assessment.

Aimed at the very low ability and the EAL students. Different slides show factors that affect transpiration in plants which include a description and questions that need to be answered by students.

Aimed at the low ability students & EAL students in Year 7. This covers different techniques of how seeds are transferred from one place to another.

Aimed for the very low ability and the EAL students. Require the use of whiteboards for the students to wither draw and write down the answers. Brilliant way for AFL assessment. Can be used with higher ability KS3 students

From the new AQA syllabus 2016. Aimed at the very low ability and EAL. Contains 55 slides including starter and plenary to get through the lesson. It requires the used of students using whiteboards to write the answers which can be used for immediate AFL assessment.

Aimed for the very low ability and EAL students. The power point has 27 slides and requires the students to interact from start to finish. AFL is instantly carried out. This can be adapted to the KS3 level if required.

This lesson is aimed at students of very low ability and EAL. It requires the use of a whiteboard where the students draw the circuits and the teacher carries out an immediate AFL.

Aimed at the Year 11 whose GCSE exams are round the corner. The questions are repetitive but a necessity to learn by rote until they notice a pattern. The questions do become challenging as they progress in the activity. It also shows how the extra marks are gained by writing out the momentum formula, substitution and answer. Answers including marks are present in the power point. Good way to assess AFL.