This resource is free, to show an example of what the paid presentations will be like.

This lesson was designed based on current specifications from AQA GCSE chemistry. It is very effective to ask pupils to count the stairs on one side of the school before the lesson, and collect their varied results.

This resource is a good introduction to the differences between physical and chemical changes for Key Stage 3 pupils. It goes well with some live examples, such as frying an egg or toasting bread.

This is will be useful for a number of chemistry topics. It links several concepts. Originally designed for revising a Key Stage 3 unit of work.

These slides present activities which can cover 1 or 2 lessons.

Acid + Metal, makes Hydrogen gas. Key Stage 3 level.

These presentations and worksheet activities will inform pupils to investigate some widely used composites.

Royal Society of Chemistry provides practical method for using sweets ‘M&Ms’ in this chromatography lesson.

Metals and Non metals split, elements vs compounds, metals and non-metals

Links to units of work involving metal reactivity series and rust.

THIS RESOURCE WILL NEED CHANGING BEFORE BEING USED IN A LESSON, TO MAKE IT MATCH THE CURRICULUM MORE. This is an extension lesson for those pupils very interested in exothermic and endothermic reactions. It includes the higher level Key Stage 4 energy curves. It includes thought-provoking ideas about exploding freezers due to flammable coolants.

Resources to assist practical of Zn + Acid, with Cu catalyst.

Print, laminate, cut up, group work carousel around the room. Helps prepare Key Stage 4 Year 10 pupils for end of unit 2 chemistry test. Questions are a mix of Foundation and Higher.

This lesson involves analogies to help pupils understand the lattice concept.

This can be printed, laminated, and cut up.

This presentation has embedded activities within the slides.

This resource has examples of products that favour cermic or metal.

Card sort, Loss or Gain of Gas Mass. Print and cut out.

Groupwork, have prop for each, Life Cycle Assessment intro for Key Stage 3. ‘Become an expert’ activity, share with rest of class.

Links to reactivity series.