Cambridge IGCSE Chemistry 0620 Particles, Atoms and Bonding. Zero‑prep, classroom‑ready. Just open & teach! Print‑ready worksheets. EAL‑friendly. 2026‑2028 syllabus.

A complete, ready‑to‑use vocabulary lesson for EAL learners studying KS3/IGCSE Chemistry. Focuses on core English terms for particles, atoms and bonding with French, Spanish and Mandarin support.

WHAT’S INCLUDED IN THIS DOWNLOAD:
12‑page professional PDF resource pack (print‑ready).
4‑phase 45‑minute lesson plan with EAL strategies and timing.
4‑Part Scaffolded Student Worksheet (Sections A–D).
Bilingual glossary page with spaces for French, Spanish and Mandarin.
Answer key and differentiation guidance for mixed‑ability classes.

4‑PART SCAFFOLDED STUDENT WORKSHEET:
Section A: Vocabulary Match‑Up – 12 key chemistry terms with simple English definitions.
Section B: Diagram Detective – label states of matter and identify atom vs ion using particle diagrams.
Section C: Sentence Builder – 6 scaffolded sentences with first‑letter prompts using core terms.
Section D: Short Explanation – paragraph frame to explain elements vs compounds in English.

DIFFERENTIATION STRATEGIES:
Tiered guidance for Beginners, Intermediate and Advanced EAL learners.
Concrete adaptation ideas linked to Sections A–D (e.g. keep word bank, remove prompts, extend writing).

EAL TEACHING FEATURES:
English‑only tasks with controlled home‑language use for clarification.
Dual coding through diagrams and text, choral repetition, and sentence frames.
Cognate notes and “Your language” glossary column to connect English terms to French, Spanish or Mandarin.

CURRICULUM ALIGNMENT:
UK KS3 Science: particles and states of matter; elements, compounds and mixtures.
Cambridge IGCSE Chemistry (0620): states of matter; elements/compounds/mixtures; foundations for atomic structure and bonding.
Suitable support for AQA/Edexcel GCSE and IGCSE courses covering particle model and basic atomic vocabulary.

KEY FEATURES:
Designed for EAL learners with Chemistry in English as an additional language.
Zero‑prep, classroom‑ready: just print the worksheet and follow the lesson plan.
Flexible use as a full lesson, starter bank, homework, or revision resource.