Atoms, Elements and Compounds is taught at this point as pupils now understand that all substances are made from particles. This will now be developed.

Students will apply the knowledge by;. • Use experimental observations to distinguish exothermic and endothermic reactions. • Use a diagram of relative energy ...

Why now? and Compounds is taught at this point as pupils now understand that all substances are made from particles. This will now be developed.

Write word equations for chemical reactions. 6. Write and interpret chemical formulae. 7. Write balanced symbol equations. 8. Identify alkali metals, halogens ...

A simple (Dalton) atomic model. • Differences between atoms, elements and compounds. • Chemical symbols and formulae for elements and introduced to.

The KS3 Chemistry curriculum is designed to introduce students to the key scientific concepts, supported through the study of international examples and ...

Combustion, thermal decomposition, oxidation and displacement reactions. The properties of metals and non -metals. The chemical properties of.

Students in Year 8 continue their study of Science as three separate subjects from now onwards and will have three teachers: one each for biology, chemistry ...

What is the structure of the atom? 2. What are the key features of the periodic table? 3. How did the periodic table develop?

1. Combustion – In this lesson students will learn about combustion reactions and their uses. 2. Sustainability of fuels - In this lesson students.