IB Diploma Programme Chemistry — Full Course Resources

Coverage. All six units of the current DP Chemistry syllabus — Reactivity 1–3 and Structure 1–3 — are addressed across 56 lessons, spanning stoichiometry, thermodynamics, kinetics, equilibrium, acid–base and redox chemistry, organic mechanisms, atomic structure, bonding models, periodicity, and functional groups. HL-only content, including entropy, Gibbs energy, and AHL organic mechanisms, is clearly flagged throughout.

How the lessons work. Each lesson follows a coherent teaching arc — a hook to surface prior understanding, guided development of the concept or technique, structured practice, and an applied or evaluative task — with explicit learning objectives, command-term focus, and links to the assessment objectives (AO1–AO4). Every lesson ships with a lesson plan, a student worksheet, and a mark scheme.

Assessment-ready. Exam-style questions are embedded throughout, aligned to the command terms and paper structures of both SL and HL, so students build the procedural fluency and evaluative skills the external assessments demand.