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GCSE Chemistry (Triple) Full Specification Activities Booklets with Answer Sheets – Ideal for Low-Stakes Testing & Exam Prep
This printable and editable activities booklet covers the entire specification for GCSE Chemistry (Triple). It’s packed with varied, student-friendly tasks designed to build confidence, support retrieval practice, and deepen understanding through structured and engaging activities.
This resource is for one subject but each specification point has an activities booklet and answers that fully align with the relevant GCSE.
Included in this resource:
Summary comprehension task

3 things you learnt reflection

Real-world examples task

Keyword identification and definition

Gap-fill paragraph with word bank

“Why? Why? Why?” thinking questions

Tiered learning: define, explain, apply, evaluate

Find the fib (true/false analysis)

Mini retrieval quiz

Mastering the exam question (sample answers with improvement tasks)

What if? creative thinking scenarios

Full answer sheet included

Perfect for independent study, in-class consolidation, or homework. Ideal for preparing students for topic tests, mock exams or final assessments.
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One booklet for each of the following specification points:

1. Atomic Structure & Periodic Table
   Atoms, elements, compounds, atomic models, subatomic particles, electronic structure, periodic table trends (Groups 0, 1, 7).

2. Bonding & Properties
   Ionic, covalent, metallic bonding, structure of carbon, nanoparticles, and their properties.

3. Quantitative Chemistry
   Conservation of mass, equations, moles, concentrations, limiting reactants.

4. Chemical Changes
   Reactivity of metals, acids and bases, neutralisation, redox, strong vs weak acids.

5. Energy Changes
   Exothermic/endothermic reactions, energy profiles, bond energy calculations.

6. Rates & Equilibrium
   Factors affecting rates, catalysts, reversible reactions, equilibrium (HT: Le Chatelier’s Principle).

7. Organic Chemistry
   Hydrocarbons, cracking, alkenes, alcohols, polymers, DNA (HT only).

8. Chemical Analysis
   Pure substances, formulations, chromatography, gas and ion tests.

9. Atmosphere
   Earth’s atmosphere history, greenhouse gases, climate change, pollutants.

10. Using Resources
    Finite/renewable resources, water treatment, recycling, materials, Haber process, fertilisers.