The links page
What is here?
I have put links to other useful web sites here, divided into sites most useful to teachers, and ones for school students (fun sites and sites to help with your homework). I don't want
to lose you, so a new window will open when you select a link.
I have taken every care to ensure that I have not included sites that contain unsuitable or offensive material, but they are not affiliated with Creative Chemistry or controlled by me, and I cannot be held responsible for their content.
Please
if you know of any other sites you think I should include.
Internet Anagram Server
Make tricky anagrams for your students to unravel.
Crossword Compiler Software
Buy and download your own copy of the excellent crossword software used to make the Creative Chemistry crossword puzzles. Great for making crosswords for use in school.
Harrogate High School
Find out about my school.
Pascal Dietzel's Chemistry Macros
Brilliant shareware that writes symbol equations in Microsoft Word for you. Well worth the registration fee.
The
TEEM web site reviews educational web sites and educational
CD ROMs, and provides
detailed evaluations of them. A very useful service
and well worth visiting. Not just science.
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General chemistry and science
BBC Science and Nature pages
Lots of interesting stuff on science, regularly updated.
Chemicool Periodic Table
Info about the elements (more than you need, probably).
Chemistry Clipart
Dr. John
Burt's excellent colour clipart. Scale drawings of laboratory apparatus
that look real, not like cartoons. Warp 9 bonus - have a look at
his Star Trek starship plans, too!
How Stuff Works
Info on how everything works. Just about every device you can think of is here.
NOISE (New Outlooks in Science & Engineering) has lots of fascinating information and fun things to do. From exciting experiments to try at home and interesting blogs by young scientists, to great articles and details about cool careers, NOISE is a fantastic place to go for young people who are interested in science & engineering.
Proton Don
The fun Periodic Table Quiz!
The Evil Tutor’s Guide to Graphs and Figures
A very funny look at how not to do your graphs (if you don't think it’s funny you really need the help it gives).
The Nobel Prize Internet Archive
Who won one (or more), when, and for what!
The yuckiest site on the web
Games, yucky facts. Yuck!
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GCSE Chemistry help and revision
BBC Bitesize GCSE Science Revision
It’s always time for a bit of Chemistry revision! I wrote the words and questions, and did most of the diagrams, so there's no excuse - get yourself there!
Buster Tests
Fintan Darragh's short tests for GCSE Chemistry and Physics. It's all nicely done and will help you to pinpoint your strengths and weaknesses.
Doc
Brown's Chemistry Clinic
General help and revision site for Key Stage 3, GCSE,
A Level Chemistry, with notes, multiple choice tests and structured
questions.
Revision
Centre
Revision for GCSE Chemistry and other subjects.
Revision World 
Free revision materials written by a team of teachers for GCSE and A Level. Not just Chemistry - lots of other subjects, too. Registration (free) needed to access the materials.
S-Cool for GCSE Chemistry
Revision
notes and short tests for GCSE
Chemistry (other subjects are also available).
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AS and A2 Chemistry help and revision
Adrian
Dingle's Chemistry Pages
Designed
for UK and US high school chemistry students with content suitable
for GCSE and A Level chemistry, and Regular, Honors and Advanced
Placement courses (US). The site has downloadable notes, worksheets
and labs.
Jim Clark's
Chemguide
This site
is designed to help UK students over some of the more worrying parts
of the A Level specifications. It concentrates on the bits
that textbooks tend to do too quickly and that students often find
difficulty with.
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