Straightforward safety lesson which would be great for a lower ability class. Quick discussion on safety scenarios they can then go around the room collecting information about the different hazard symbols (print off and put stick around the room). At the end of the ppt there is a more advanced version (longer sentences) that could be used fore a more able group. Lab safety if from an old spotlight science book - you could swap with whatever scheme you use.

Practical to determine the empirical formula of magnesium oxide. Basic method and results table included. Your own risk assessment should be carried out before any practical.

This lesson is explores the idea of electronic configuration tilted towards the higher end. Some tasks relate to Pearson’s Combined Science book and an active learn worksheet you may have access to if you subscribe to that service. Even if you don’t the lesson is well structured and you could include your own tasks.

A straightforward revision sheet on atomic structure. Would be useful to review the atomic structure section of the spec. Focused on the lower attaining end of the student spectrum.

Quick starter sheet you can print off or display, recaps key vocab and simple ionic formulae.

Revision questions for electrolysis - one easier, one harder

Collision theory foundation lesson - sheets referred to link to active learn scheme if you subscribe to that and the book i s the standard Pearson textbook.

Need a break from the lab? Why not book the computer room/laptop trolley and get the kids to do some independent learning? Guided worksheets that they can use in conjunction with the bbc bitesize site. Have fun!

Double lesson focused on the wonderful world of carboxylic acids ! Theory and a simple practical. Some ref to active learn sheets if you subscribe to that - not essential though.

This lesson is about Mendeleev and the development of the periodic table. It includes a starter quiz and a video link showing Mendeleev’s periodic table journey. You can adapt the main task to whatever textbook/ revision guide you use in your school. Lesson is aimed at grades 1-5.

Introduction to lattice enthalpies. Key terma and examples of born haber cycles included.

An intro lesson to indicators linked to acids and alkalis. This is a theory lesson related to CC8a of the combined science textbook (Pearson). Includes a starter and the main tasks get progressively more challenging. A straightforward lesson where the kids can just crack on with it and you can circulate!

Core practical lesson -electrolysis of copper sulfate with copper electrodes. Question references linked to Pearson Combined Science textbook,

Straightforward lesson for foundation tier - multiple links to relevant online videos and some tasks linked to the Pearson textbook. Short and sweet!

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.

Simple review lesson for lower attaining students. Activities are linked to the Pearson combined Science textbook. Simple starter and independent tasks to carry out.

Calculating Mr - lots of relevant examples and some extra sheets you can print off to help students scaffold their work. feel free to share and adapt

Straightforward sheet for students to do some independent research overview the key areas of the topic.

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

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.