This is a hands on, active learning activity which is very AifL and CfE friendly. It comprises of two packs of cards per pair. The card sets are issued to the students and they work in pairs to lay out and balance, using the cards, the equations in the powerpoint. This can be a practice activity but could also be an assessment.

This is a 2 lesson activity for teaching trends in the periodic table. The powerpoint contains activities for explaining and understanding trends in Density, Atomic Size, Ionisation, Electronegativity, and Melting and Boiling Points. This is designed to be taught at CfE Higher Chemistry (Scotland) and A-Level Chemistry (England & Wales).

This is lesson 6 of a 6 lesson unit on Hydrocarbons. This lesson focuses on Cracking of Hydrocarbons. The powerpoint includes theory, experiment, and activities to be completed. This is designed to be taught at CfE National 5 Chemistry (Scotland) and KS4/GCSE Chemistry (England & Wales).

This is a stand alone lesson designed to support the delivery of measuring reaction rates, including calculations. The powerpoint contains theory and questions/activities to be completed throughout the lesson. A reaction rates handout, and the source excel worksheet, is also included. This is designed to be taught at CfE National 5 Chemistry (Scotland) and KS4/GCSE Chemistry (England & Wales).

This is a stand alone lesson for teaching strong and weak acids and bases. The powerpoint contains all theory and practical activities. This is designed to be taught at KS4/GCSE Chemistry (England & Wales) and National 5 Chemistry (Scotland).

A stand alone lesson on writing chemical formulae. This is designed to be taught in National 5 Chemistry (Scotland) and KS4/GCSE Chemistry (England & Wales). This resource is ideal if you are teaching formulae for the first time, or as a revision lesson to refresh memory!

This is a unit of work on Advanced Reaction Rates- covering Activation Energy, Energy Distribution Graphs, Experiments, and Theory of Temperature, Concentration, Particle Size and use of Catalysts. Each powerpoint contains theory and activities to be completed by the class. A lesson plan, and a technicians guide of all experiments and reagents, are included. This is designed to be taught at CfE Higher Chemistry (Scotland) and A-Level Chemistry (England & Wales).

This is lesson 5 of a 7 lesson unit on Hydrocarbons. This lesson focuses on naming branched and difficult structures of alkanes and alkenes. The powerpoint includes theory and activities to be completed throughout the lesson. This is designed to be taught at CfE National 5 Chemistry (Scotland) and KS4/GCSE Chemistry (England & Wales).

This is a stand alone lesson to be taught as part of electrolysis. The powerpoint contains theory and questions for the students to try as the lesson progresses. A worksheet, and answer sheet, is also included to be issued after the powerpoint is complete. A lesson plan is also included. This is designed to be taught at CfE Higher Chemistry (Scotland) and A-Level Chemistry (England & Wales).

This is an introduction to theory of spectroscopy- NMR, IR, CHN Analysis and includes theory of Empirical Formulae. The powerpoint is all theory. It is interactive and has good examples. The Unknowns is an activity to be used after the theory has been taught. Each student/pair can be issued with an unknown compounds spectral data with a challenge to working it out. Answers are included at the end. A lesson plan is also included. This is designed to be taught at CfE Advanced Higher Chemistry (Scotland) and AS-Level Chemistry (England & Wales).

This is Lesson 1 of a 7 lesson unit on Hydrocarbons. This lesson is the introduction to alkanes. The powerpoint includes theory and activities. This is designed to be taught at CfE National 5 Chemistry (Scotland) and KS4/GCSE Chemistry (England & Wales).

This is a lesson on Atom Economy. This has a powerpoint with theory and examples, and an accompanying worksheet including answers. This is aimed at CfE Higher (Scotland) and A-Level (England & Wales).

This is a stand alone lesson to support the teaching of masses and gases - Molar Volume. The powerpoint contains theory and questions to be tried by the students as the lesson progresses. A worksheet with calculations, and answer sheet, is also included.

This is a whole unit of Acids and Bases. It includes names, bonding and structure of acids and bases, making acids and bases, acid rain, pH, making and naming salts, spectator ions, neutralisation, and titrations. All that needs to be added by you is a few images to jazz it up a bit - all theory, questions, quizzes, starters, plenary and experiments are included.

This is a stand alone lesson designed to assist the teaching of % yield calculations. The powerpoint contains theory and activities to be completed throughout the lesson. A worksheet is also included. This is designed to be taught at CfE Higher Chemistry (Scotland) and A-Level Chemistry (England & Wales).

This is lesson 4 of a 7 lesson unit on Hydrocarbons. This lesson focuses on Cycloalkanes. The powerpoint includes theory and activities to be completed during the lesson. Also attached is an outside task list where students become carbon atoms. This is designed to be taught at CfE National 5 Chemistry (Scotland) and KS4/GCSE Chemistry (England & Wales).

This is a stand alone unit designed to assist the teaching of Chemical Excess calculations. The powerpoint includes theory and examples. A worksheet is included to be completed by students, answers are provided. This is designed to be taught at CfE Higher Chemistry (Scotland) and A-Level Chemistry (England & Wales).

This is a question and answer list based mainly on the syllabus of CfE New Higher Chemistry in Scotland. This was made because I wanted to play blockbusters with senior chemistry students but couldn't find any questions. To play, simply display the powerpoint on a whiteboard or smartboard and fill with letters of the alphabet. When a student/team pick a letter simply choose a question. Its ideal for general revision and can be done by individuals or in teams.

This is the sixth lesson of a 9 lesson topic on consumer products. This lesson focuses on structures, naming, uses and making and breaking esters. The powerpoint contains theory and activities to be completed throughout the lesson. This is designed to be taught at CfE National 5 Chemistry (Scotland) and KS4/GCSE Chemistry (England & Wales).

This is the fourth lesson of a 9 lesson topic on consumer products. This lesson focuses on theory of fermentation and includes a distillation practical. The powerpoint contains theory and activities to be completed throughout the lesson. This is designed to be taught at CfE National 5 Chemistry (Scotland) and KS4/GCSE Chemistry (England & Wales).

This is the seventh lesson of a 9 lesson topic on consumer products. This lesson focuses on making esters practical, and writing the experiment up as a formal report. The powerpoint contains theory and activities to be completed throughout the lesson. This is designed to be taught at CfE National 5 Chemistry (Scotland) and KS4/GCSE Chemistry (England & Wales).