ECHO Education KS3 Chemistry
Each lesson also includes a list of the key terms and spellings that your child should become familiar with. As much as possible they should accurately learn how to spell these science words. Once they have completed the key stage 3 course and when you feel they are ready they can move onto IGCSE science courses. Our website has all the information about the 2 boards and also the combined science course. All subjects in key stage 3 science can be reinforced and supported by using the BBC Bitesize website which is available free to all. There are no set course books to accompany this course as all the content is provided within each lesson but there are many course books and revision aids available if you feel your child requires further reinforcement in any particular area. These can be found for example on Amazon.
Additional Details
- Print Status
- In Print
- Lessons
- 40
- Suggested Grades
- 5th - 8th
Lessons
- 1 Chemical Fundamentals: Lesson 1. States of Matter: Solids, Liquids, and Gases
- 2 Chemical Fundamentals: Lesson 2. Diffusion
- 3 Chemical Fundamentals: Lesson 3. Pressure in Gases
- 4 Chemical Fundamentals: Lesson 4. Atoms & Molecules
- 5 Chemical Fundamentals: Lesson 5. Elements & Compounds
- 6 Chemical Fundamentals: Lesson 6. Chemical Reactions
- 7 Chemical Fundamentals: End of Topic PracticeQuestions
- 8 Pure and Impure Substances: Lesson 1. Pure Substances and Mixtures
- 9 Pure and Impure Substances: Lesson 2. Dissolving and Making Solutions
- 10 Pure and Impure Substances: Lesson 3. Separating Mixtures––Filtration
- 11 Pure and Impure Substances: Lesson 4. Separating Mixtures––Evaporation
- 12 Pure and Impure Substances: Lesson 5. Separating Mixtures––Distillation and Fractional Distillation
- 13 Pure and Impure Substances: Lesson 6. Separating Mixtures––Chromatography
- 14 Pure and Impure Substances: Lesson 7. Testing for Purity––Melting and Boiling Points
- 15 Pure and Impure Substances: End of Topic Practice Questions
- 16 Chemical Reactions: Lesson 1. Chemical Equations––Word Equations
- 17 Chemical Reactions: Lesson 2. Chemical Equations––Symbol Equations and Balancing Equations
- 18 Chemical Reactions: Lesson 3. Energy in Chemical Reactions––Exothermic Reactions
- 19 Chemical Reactions: Lesson 4. Endothermic Reactions and Combustion
- 20 Chemical Reactions: Lesson 5. Thermal Dcomposition
- 21 Chemical Reactions: Lesson 6. Oxidation and Reduction
- 22 Chemical Reactions: Lesson 7. The Speed of Reactions and Catalysts
- 23 Chemical Reactions: End of Topic Practice Questions
- 24 Acids and Alkalis: Lesson 1. Acids and Alkalis and the pH scale
- 25 Acids and Alkalis: Lesson 2: Universal Indicator
- 26 Acids and Alkalis: Lesson 3. Reactions of Acids with Alkalis
- 27 Acids and Alkalis: Lesson 4. Reactions of Acids with Metals, and How to Name Salts
- 28 Acids and Alkalis: Lesson 5. Reactions of Acids with Metal Oxides
- 29 Acids and Alkalis: Lesson 6. Reactions of Acids with Metal Carbonates
- 30 Acids and Alkalis: End of Topic Practice Questions
- 31 The Periodic Table: Lesson 1. The Properties of Metals
- 32 The Periodic Table: Lesson 2. The Properties of Non-Metals
- 33 The Periodic Table: Lesson 3: Developing and Using the Periodic Table
- 34 The Periodic Table: Lesson 4: Using the Periodic Table to Make Predictions
- 35 The Periodic Table: End of Topic Practice Questions
- 36 The Reactivity Series: Lesson 1. Constructing a Reactivity Series––Reactions with Water
- 37 The Reactivity Series: Lesson 2. Reactions with Dilute Acids
- 38 The Reactivity Series: Lesson 3. Displacement Reactions
- 39 The Reactivity Series: Lesson 4. Extracting Metals
- 40 The Reactivity Series: End of Topic Practice Questions
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