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Chemistry
Only the chemistry topics of the Science shelf (Classes 1–3 to Classes 11–12), for anyone here to study just this.
14 of 15 topics have linked learning content in the Lab (15 activity and Topic ladder entries). The rest are Planned.
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- The handshake club: how atoms join Class 9 · About 40 minutes
An oxygen atom must hold 2 hands. Each hydrogen atom can hold only 1. How many hydrogens does one oxygen need, and why is water H₂O?
Classes 1–3
Watching things change over days
- Banana diary: how does it change? Class 2 project
Air is all around us
- Air Is All Around Us Topic ladder: Air & Breathing, Classes 1–3
Solid, liquid and gas
- Solid, Liquid, Gas Topic ladder: States of Matter & Changes, Classes 1–3
Sour and soapy
- Sour and Soapy (Early Experience) Topic ladder: Acids, Bases & Salts, Classes 1–3
Classes 4–7
Waterproof materials
- Which Materials Are Waterproof? Topic ladder: Materials, Classes 4–7
Melting, freezing and evaporation
- Melting, Freezing, Evaporation and Condensation Topic ladder: States of Matter & Changes, Classes 4–7
Testing with indicators
- Testing with Indicators Topic ladder: Acids, Bases & Salts, Classes 4–7
Classes 8–10
Mixtures and safe water
- Is clear water safe to drink? Class 8 experience
- Separating Mixtures Topic ladder: Materials, Classes 8–10
Physical and chemical changes
- Physical and Chemical Changes Topic ladder: States of Matter & Changes, Classes 8–10
Neutralisation and salts
- Neutralisation and Salt Formation Topic ladder: Acids, Bases & Salts, Classes 8–10
Atoms, molecules and the periodic table
- The handshake club: how atoms join New · Class 9
Classes 11–12
Rates of reaction
- Investigating Rates of Reaction Topic ladder: States of Matter & Changes, Classes 11–12
Measuring acids and bases
- Quantitative Acid–Base Investigation Topic ladder: Acids, Bases & Salts, Classes 11–12
Measuring material properties
- Investigating Material Properties Quantitatively Topic ladder: Materials, Classes 11–12
Carbon compounds Planned
These topics are a plan for everyday learning, not a board syllabus. Nothing on this page is saved or sent.