Year 8 · Science
Atoms, elements and compounds in Year 8 Science
Start here
Focus on atoms elements and compounds difference. Open support for “Distinguish Between Atoms, Elements and Compounds”, then explain the idea in your own words.
Year 8 learners practise atoms elements and compounds difference.
The activities include Distinguish Between Atoms, Elements and Compounds, Distinguish Between Elements and Compounds, Explore Atoms and Molecules in Everyday Life, and related practice. The checked support below includes teaching, video, worksheet, lesson. Open a resource in its provider's website and choose the format that best helps the learner explain the idea independently.
Activities covered
Finish one activity, then tap Done to earn one Den Drop ticket. You can earn up to 3 tickets each day.
- Distinguish Between Atoms, Elements and Compounds — support from Oak National Academy
- Distinguish Between Elements and Compounds — support from Oak National Academy
- Explore Atoms and Molecules in Everyday Life — support from Oak National Academy
- Explore the Difference between Atoms and Molecules in the Atomic Model — support from Oak National Academy
- Explore the Differences Between Elements and Compounds — support from Oak National Academy
- Investigate the Difference Between Elements, Compounds and Molecules — support from Oak National Academy
- Investigate the Structure of Atoms — support from BBC Bitesize
- Recognise Compounds — support from Oak National Academy
- Study the Differences Between Elements and Compounds — support from Oak National Academy
Share this topic
Share this page with another parent, carer or learner. No personal details are added.
Choose a learning resource
Start with an explanation, then practise, then print. Labels show access and review status before you click.
What the icons and labels mean
Formats
Watch — a video explanation
Learn — a lesson or teaching page to read and work through
Practise — questions or activities to try
Print — a worksheet you can print
Cost and account
Free no payment or account needed for this resource
Free account needed no payment needed, but the provider asks you to create an account
Subscription part of a paid plan on that site
Check access access has not yet been confirmed, so it appears only under Everything
Review status
Verified match checked against this topic, with a visible check date
Reviewed, not fully verified reviewed, with some checks still outstanding
Awaiting review still waiting for review
Tell us how it went
This helped · Link or access problem · Not the right match
We show a free label only after checking the resource's own page. Access can vary by resource. Unconfirmed access appears only under Everything.
Watch it explained
watch a video explanation
Oak: Compounds And Their Formation
Best for: a clear explanation before you practise
Oak: Molecular Elements
Best for: a clear explanation before you practise
Nothing in this step matches your filters.
Learn it properly
lessons and teaching pages
Atoms, elements and compounds - KS3 Chemistry
Best for: worked examples and step-by-step teaching
Oak lesson slides: Molecular Elements
Best for: worked examples and step-by-step teaching
Atoms and molecules
Best for: worked examples and step-by-step teaching
Oak lesson slides: Compounds And Their Formation
Best for: worked examples and step-by-step teaching
Elements, compounds and mixtures
Best for: worked examples and step-by-step teaching
Atomic Structure Labelled Diagram
Best for: a structured lesson to work through
Nothing in this step matches your filters.
Practise it
questions and activities to try
Nothing in this step matches your filters.
Print and finish
worksheets away from the screen
Oak worksheet: Compounds And Their Formation
Best for: pencil-and-paper practice away from the screen
Oak worksheet: Molecular Elements
Best for: pencil-and-paper practice away from the screen
The Atom: Colour and Label
Best for: pencil-and-paper practice away from the screen
Nothing in this step matches your filters.