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Thorough preparation for Cambridge Checkpoint - rise to the challenge of Cambridge IGCSERG

Complete Chemistry for Cambridge Secondary 1 Student Book

For Cambridge Checkpoint and beyond

Philippa Gardom Hulme

CIE Checkpoint

Guide learners through the Cambridge Secondary 1 course and the Cambridge Checkpoint test, with resources that are matched to the syllabus and can be used for a two or three year curriculum.
Build learners' confidence and track progress, using consolidation-focused activities and regular review sections, featuring Cambridge Checkpoint-style questions.
Prepare learners for long-term assessment success using extension material and a section devoted to progression to Cambridge IGCSE.
Encourage critical thinking and practical investigation, using engaging scientific enquiry sections, embedded throughout the course.
Support all learners with a clear and appealing layout, accessible language and regular summaries of key information.

Thorough preparation for Cambridge Checkpoint - rise to the challenge of Cambridge IGCSERG

Complete Chemistry for Cambridge Secondary 1 Student Book

For Cambridge Checkpoint and beyond

Philippa Gardom Hulme

Description

This engaging course incorporates crucial challenge material right from the start, enabling students to confidently leap into Cambridge IGCSE® Science study with a solid foundation in Chemistry. It is the best preparation for our bestselling Complete Science for Cambridge IGCSE course, facilitating seamless progression from Cambridge Secondary 1 Stage 9 right into Complete Chemistry for Cambridge IGCSE. Complete Chemistry for Cambridge Secondary 1 covers all three years of Cambridge Secondary 1 Chemistry in the same book, flowing smoothly from one stage to the next. Regular revision and extension exercises will help consolidate learning and then stretch and challenge students to reach the next level. Plus, it's fully matched to the Cambridge syllabus, so you know it's comprehensive.

Thorough preparation for Cambridge Checkpoint - rise to the challenge of Cambridge IGCSERG

Complete Chemistry for Cambridge Secondary 1 Student Book

For Cambridge Checkpoint and beyond

Philippa Gardom Hulme

CIE Checkpoint

Stage 7
1 States of matter
1.1. The particle theory of matter
1.2. Boiling, evaporating and condensing
1.3. Enquiry: Questions, evidence and explanations
1.4. Melting, freezing and subliming
1.5. Extension: Energy and changes of state
1.6. Using particle theory to explain dissolving
1.7. Enquiry: Planning an investigation
1.8. Enquiry: Presenting evidence
1.9. Review: Checkpoint-style questions
2 Material properties
2.1. Introducing elements
2.2. Metals
2.3. Non-metals elements
2.4. Enquiry: Making conclusions from data
2.5. Extension: Metal alloys
2.6. Material properties
2.7. Extension: Polymers
2.8. Review: Checkpoint-style questions
3 Material changes
3.1. Acids and alkalis
3.2. The pH scale and indicators
3.3. Neutralisation
3.4. Enquiry: Planning investigations and collecting evidence
3.5. Review: Checkpoint-style questions
4 The Earth
4.1. The structure of the Earth
4.2. Igneous rocks
4.3. Sedimentary rocks
4.4. More on sedimentary rocks
4.5. Metamorphic rocks
4.6. Enquiry: Questions, evidence and explanations
4.7. Enquiry: Explaining predictions
4.8. Soil
4.9. More about soil
4.10. Fossils
4.11. Estimating the age of the Earth
4.12. Extension: Human fossils
4.13. Review: Checkpoint-style questions
Stage 7 Review
Stage 8
5 States of matter
5.1. States of matter revisited
5.2. Changing states revisited
5.3. Explaining diffusion
5.4. Explaining gas pressure
5.5. Enquiry: Asking scientific questions
5.6. Enquiry: Investigating trends
5.7. Review: Checkpoint-style questions
6 Material properties
6.1. Atoms
6.2. Elements
6.3. Discovering the elements
6.4. Organising elements - the periodic table
6.5. Enquiry: Interpreting data from secondary sources
6.6. Enquiry: Simple calculations
6.7. Explaining differences between metals and non-metals
6.8. Extension: What are you made of?
6.9. What are compounds
6.10. More on compounds
6.11. Naming compounds
6.12. Oxides and hydroxides
6.13. Chlorides, sulfates and carbonates
6.14. Mixtures
6.15. Separating mixtures - filtering and decanting
6.16. Separating mixtures - evaporation and distillation
6.17. Separating mixtures - chromatography
6.18. Enquiry: Communicating explanations to others
6.19. Extension: Explaining chromatography
6.20. Review: Checkpoint-style questions
7 Material changes
7.1. Reactions of metals with oxygen
7.2. Writing word equations
7.3. Corrosion
7.4. Enquiry: Planning investigations and controlling variables
7.5. Review: Checkpoint-style questions
Stage 8 Review
Stage 9
8 Material properties
8.1. Structure of atoms
8.2. Rutherford's work
8.3. Enquiry: How scientists work
8.4. The first 20 elements
8.5. Extension: Isotopes
8.6. Trends in properties of group 1 element
8.7. Trends in properties of group 2 element
8.8. Properties of group 7 elements
8.9. The group 0 elements
8.10. Enquiry: Questions, evidence and explanations
8.11. Review: Checkpoint-style questions
9 Energy changes
9.1. Energy changes in chemical reactions
9.2. Endothermic reactions
9.3. Exothermic reactions
9.4. Enquiry: Preliminary work
9.5. Extension: Calculating energy changes
9.6. Review: Checkpoint-style questions
10 The reactivity series
10.1. Reactivity of metals with oxygen
10.2. Enquiry: Questions, evidence and explanation
10.3. Reactivity of metals with water
10.4. Reactivity of metals with dilute acids
10.5. Extension: Writing symbol equations
10.6. Describing correlations, interpreting results and drawing conclusions
10.7. The reactivity series
10.8. Reactivity and the discovery of metals
10.9. Metal displacement reactions
10.10. Review: Checkpoint-style questions
11 Making salts
11.1. Making salts - acids and metals
11.2. Making salts - acids and carbonates
11.3. Extension: Making salts - acids and alkalis
11.4. Extension: Making salts - fertilizers
11.5. Review: Checkpoint-style questions
12 Rates of reaction
12.1. Reaction rates
12.2. Effect of concentration on reaction rates
12.3. Enquiry: Planning investigations
12.4. Effects of particle size and catalysts on reaction rates
12.5. Effects of temperature on reaction rates
12.6. Review: Checkpoint-style questions
Stage 9 Review
Reference pages
Glossary
Answers
Index