an acronym to help students tackle the ideal gas equation

Simple experiment you could pull off in one lesson. Good opportunity to introduce independent/dependent and control variables. How many “drops” will the penny hold? Let’s find out!

Simple lesson to introduce the particle theory idea focused on a lower attaining group.

Nice lesson looking at safety in Science along with some straightforward tasks to try. Hazcard info on slides you can print out, stick to walls so students can do some focused research.

This investigation is structured across 6 lessons and is probably best for a mid to low attaining group. The idea is they investigate how the % of sand to cement in “Bob’s bricks” (other builders are available!) affect the strengths of the bricks. It’s an opportunity to do a full investigation as well as a bit of background research if you like. Easy to adapt if necessary but is a good trawl through the scientific method!

Simple lesson to remind students about the wonders of the titration method. A good reminder from GCSE moving onto more sophisticated work at AS level.

Core practical identifying ions on “mystery samples” kids will need to know the classic ion tests before they tackle this task where they’re looking to identify the unknown samples technician notes included as well.

A lesson for foundation set focusing on the story of the atom. Worksheet and you tube links embedded in the power point. Kids can research with info around the room (info printed off power points).

Introduction to why science is important. Students have an opportunity to “research” some famous scientists by gathering information from the info in the ppt (can be printed out and used as a resource around the room)