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Checkpoint (Chemistry) Grade 6

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Unit 2: States of matter, atoms and compounds

7 lessons
  1. 9.1Solids liquids and gasesFree preview10 minStudy
  2. Checkpoint Grade 6 Unit 2 - 2.1 Solids Liquids And Gases
  3. 9.2Changes of state10 minStudy
  4. Checkpoint Grade 6 Unit 2 - 2.2 Changes Of State
  5. 9.3Explaining changes of state10 minStudy
  6. Checkpoint Grade 6 Unit 2 - 2.3 Explaining Changes Of State
  7. 9.4The water cycle10 minStudy
  8. Checkpoint Grade 6 Unit 2 - 2.4 The Water Cycle
  9. 9.5Atoms elements and the Periodic Table10 minStudy
  10. Checkpoint Grade 6 Unit 2 - 2.5 Atoms Elements And The Peri…
  11. 9.6Compounds and formulae10 minStudy
  12. Checkpoint Grade 6 Unit 2 - 2.6 Compounds And Formulae
  13. 9.7Compounds and mixtures10 minStudy
  14. Checkpoint Grade 6 Unit 2 - 2.7 Compounds And Mixtures
  15. Grade 6 Unit 2 - Assignment: States of matter, atoms and compoundsAssignmentOpen
  16. Unit practiceGrade 6 - Unit 2: States of matter, atoms and compounds - U…
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Unit 5: Metals, non-metals, acids and alkalis

6 lessons
  1. 10.1Metals and non metals10 minStudy
  2. Checkpoint Grade 6 Unit 5 - 5.1 Metals And Non MetalsGrade 6 - Unit 5: Metals, non-metals, acids and alkalis - U…
  3. 10.2Comparing metals and non metals10 minStudy
  4. Checkpoint Grade 6 Unit 5 - 5.2 Comparing Metals And Non Me…
  5. 10.3Metal mixtures10 minStudy
  6. Checkpoint Grade 6 Unit 5 - 5.3 Metal Mixtures
  7. 10.4Using the properties of materials to separate mixtures10 minStudy
  8. Checkpoint Grade 6 Unit 5 - 5.4 Using The Properties Of Mat…
  9. 10.5Acids and alkalis10 minStudy
  10. Checkpoint Grade 6 Unit 5 - 5.5 Acids And Alkalis
  11. 10.6Indicators and the pH scale10 minStudy
  12. Checkpoint Grade 6 Unit 5 - 5.6 Indicators And The PH Scale
  13. Grade 6 Unit 5 - Assignment: Metals, non-metals, acids and alkalisAssignmentOpen
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Unit 8: Chemical reactions

4 lessons
  1. 11.1Simple chemical reactions10 minStudy
  2. Checkpoint Grade 6 Unit 8 - 8.1 Simple Chemical ReactionsGrade 6 - Unit 8: Chemical reactions - Unit review (16 ques…
  3. 11.2Neutralisation10 minStudy
  4. Checkpoint Grade 6 Unit 8 - 8.2 Neutralisation
  5. 11.3Investigating acids and alkalis10 minStudy
  6. Checkpoint Grade 6 Unit 8 - 8.3 Investigating Acids And Alk…
  7. 11.4Detecting chemical reactions10 minStudy
  8. Checkpoint Grade 6 Unit 8 - 8.4 Detecting Chemical Reactions
  9. Grade 6 Unit 8 - Assignment: Chemical reactionsAssignmentOpen

Frequently asked questions

What does the CHECKPOINT course cover?

This course covers the complete CHECKPOINT Chemistry syllabus as set by the awarding body — from 1. States of Matter through to 8. The Earth and Its Resources. Nothing is skipped and nothing is summarised away: every topic that can appear on your exam paper is inside the course.

How are the chapters and units organised?

The course is divided into syllabus sections that follow the official syllabus order exactly, so you are never guessing where a topic belongs. Each unit is self-contained: explanation, worked examples, practice, then exam-style questions — so you finish a unit knowing you have mastered it before moving to the next.

What language is the course taught in?

Published lessons, revision material and assessments are presented in English.

How is each chapter taught?

Every concept is built up from first principles with worked examples, then applied to exam-style questions. We focus on how each point is actually examined — command words, mark-scheme wording and common traps — rather than on memorising definitions in isolation. All terminology is used in the exact form it appears on the CHECKPOINT paper, throughout the course.

Does the course include questions and exams?

Yes. Every unit has its own question bank written specifically for this course in the style of CHECKPOINT questions, plus a full end-of-syllabus assessment. All questions are originally written for this course, not copied from existing question banks.

Why should I choose Dabour Hub?

Because we specialise in international science curricula and nothing else. Each syllabus gets its own dedicated course — CHECKPOINT is never mixed with another board — the unit order matches the official specification, the question banks are original, and you keep access on both mobile and desktop.

Do I need any prior knowledge to start?

No. The course starts from first principles and builds up, so it suits students meeting the syllabus for the first time. It equally suits revision: the units are independent, so you can jump straight to the chapter you need before an exam.

When and how do I get access to the content?

Your course opens immediately after enrolment, with units released as you progress. You can study any time from a phone, tablet or computer, and you can replay any chapter as many times as you need.