Intro science lesson for year 7 focusing on why we study science. Students can do some “round the room” research to find out about some famous scientists - info can be printed off and stuck around the room.

A lesson going through how to calculate titration calculations using examples and print off templates that help scaffold for these types of questions. It will be handy if you then use your own worksheets/textbooks for students to practice the techniques they have learnt from this lesson.

Titration lesson theory with NaOH/HCl titration as an example. Full method for working out these types of titrations.

Lesson going through the key concepts students need to master in this crucial part of chemistry,. Identify key apparatus used in titrations and their uses. Use a pipette or measuring cylinder safely Record appropriate results Carry out a “rough” and at least 2 accurate titrations. Calculate the “mean volume” from your titrations. method and results table included.

A practical lesson to illustrate the concept of % yield. Gull practical instructions given, suitable for students to use.

% yield theory + a practical you could do with students to illustrate the principle.

Simple lesson about rusting and corrosion. Including guidance in how pupils can set up their own rusting experiment.

Edexcel SC13a Transition Metal Theory - straightforward theory lesson on transition lessons - some page references relate to the Pearson GCSE Chemistry textbook.

Revise this topic with a selection of activities pupils can choose from.

A lesson all about the greenhouse effect and climate change plus an extra part of the lesson looking at correlation and climate change references link to the Pearson Combined Science textbook. Useful video links also embedded in the power point.

Get that computer room booked! This worksheet will guide your students to research the appropriate information to help them in their understanding of climate change. Three tiers of task that get more sophisticated as they move through the sheet. Suitable for any GCSE board.

A lesson all about the Earth’s changing atmosphere CC17b. Starter questions and video links embedded in the lesson. Some activities link to the Pearson Edexcel combined science textbook

A lesson all about the early atmosphere of the Earth. Includes all the key theory and some activities from linked to the Pearson Combined Science textbook. AImed at grades 5-9

Time for some independent study in the computer room - this worksheet covers all students need to now about the early atmosphere. Might be good for an independent HW too,

A stand alone sheet. Students can use to research the early atmosphere. Questions get more difficult as you move through the sheet. What else do you need? Access to the internet! Or a textbook.

A cracking lesson about cracking for a mid to high set.Some activities linked to the Pearson Combined textbook if you have it but could be adapted to whatever you have. Starter, theory and summary qs all included.

Got the computer room booked? Why not get your students to get a bit of independent work done while you oversee their progress. This lesson’s all about pollution problems from combustible fuels and has three stages of difficulty. Secure>Develop>Challenge. Sit back and let the learning commence!

Get to grips with alkanes. A theory lesson aimed at the foundation level Gd 1-5. Lots of clear diagrams and opportunity to practice of the knowledge.

A tip top lesson on the lovely alkanes. Introduction to everyone’s favourite homologous series. Suitable for a single lesson. contains video links and an extension data analysis activity they can have a go at. Graph paper at the ready!

Intro to the theory behind fractional distillation. Includes a challenging starter activity. Video links to relevant videos. Main class activities and an exam style question for students to get their teeth into. Enjoy!