What's inside Chemistry 2.6 (Chemical Reactivity)?
The Chemistry 2.6 sciPAD is completely updated for 2027 and now in full colour, giving students a clear, engaging and structured way to understand chemical reactivity.
This sciPAD supports students as they explore the factors that influence chemical reactions, including equilibrium principles, acids and bases and oxidation and reduction processes. Clear explanations, effective diagrams, scaffolded activities and worked examples help students build understanding step by step.
Students are guided to use accurate chemical language, interpret observations and data and explain patterns in reactivity with confidence. Regular quick checks and NCEA style questions help students apply their understanding in both familiar and unfamiliar contexts while developing clear, well-supported responses.
Two pages of review activities at the end of each unit help consolidate learning, revisit key concepts and strengthen recall. A full NCEA style exam at the end of the chapter gives students valuable practice for external assessment.
The Chemistry 2.6 sciPAD gives teachers a practical, ready-to-use resource and gives students the support, structure and confidence they need to succeed in AS 91166.
Real pages from the workbook.
These sample pages are taken straight from the Chemistry 2.6 (Chemical Reactivity) preview - the same clear layout, scaffolded questions and write-on space your students get in the printed book.
Built for every learner in the room.
Created for students arriving in the science classroom with a wide range of interests, experiences and learning needs, the workbook makes science accessible and gives every learner the chance to build confidence and succeed.
- Accessible language and appropriately levelled questioning provide opportunities for all learners to succeed.
- Activities introduce concepts step by step, encouraging steady progress and deeper understanding over time.
- Space to write directly in the book reinforces key science concepts and supports revision and assessment.
