Powerpoint resource with two accompanying pupil worksheets. Note: slide 4 on the power point contains hyperlinks to other slides. They can just be made out on the diagram. This will enable pupils to lead the discussion and give you flexibility in the order in which you review each energy saving method. Please rate if you enjoy and feel free to adapt as you need.

Past paper questions relating to the new (2016) WJEC A level specifications. Booklet contains 22 pages of relevant questions covering Unit 1.6 Using radiation to investigate stars. The 12 questions range from 2009 to 2015 and are numbered so that they may be used as an assessment or homework task. Mark schemes are also included.

This resource is a past paper questions bank (workbook) relating to the 2016 WJEC A level specifications. The booklet contains 24 exam questions covering Unit 3.5 on Nuclear Decay from 2008 through to 2019. All questions are sequentially numbered so that they may be used as an assessment or as a homework task.

Excellent lesson observation PowerPoint on the topic of Conservation of energy. Lesson focuses on the transfer between gravitational potential energy and kinetic energy. Third in a series of lessons on energy: Kinetic energy Gravitational potential energy Conservation of energy Work Stopping distances of vehicles. These lessons were written for WJEC Physics ((unit 2.3) and Double Award specification (unit 6.3) Work and Energy. However, suitable for all exam boards. Written for WJEC Physics ((unit 2.3) and Double Award specification (unit 6.3) Work and Energy. However, suitable for all exam boards. Resource contains PowerPoint with worked examples, worksheet with practice questions plus higher tier examples and past paper questions with mark scheme. Resources are fully editable. If you download the resource please leave a review.

Excellent lesson observation PowerPoint on the topic of Conservation of energy. Lesson focuses on the transfer between gravitational potential energy and kinetic energy. Forth in a series of lessons on energy and work: Kinetic energy Gravitational potential energy Conservation of energy Work Stopping distances of vehicles. These lessons were written for WJEC Physics ((unit 2.3) and Double Award specification (unit 6.3) Work and Energy. However, suitable for all exam boards. Written for WJEC Physics ((unit 2.3) and Double Award specification (unit 6.3) Work and Energy. However, suitable for all exam boards. Resource contains PowerPoint with worked examples, worksheet with practice questions plus higher tier examples and past paper questions with mark scheme. Resources are fully editable. If you download the resource please leave a review.

Excellent lesson observation PowerPoint on the topic of Gravitational Potential Energy. Second in a series of lessons on energy: Kinetic energy Gravitational potential energy Conservation of energy Work Stopping distances of vehicles. These lessons were written for WJEC Physics ((unit 2.3) and Double Award specification (unit 6.3) Work and Energy. However, suitable for all exam boards. Written for WJEC Physics ((unit 2.3) and Double Award specification (unit 6.3) Work and Energy. However, suitable for all exam boards. Resource contains PowerPoint with worked examples, worksheet with practice questions plus higher tier examples. All resources are fully editable. If you download the resource please leave a review.

Excellent lesson observation PowerPoint on the topic of Kinetic Energy. First in a series of lessons on energy: Kinetic energy Gravitational potential energy Conservation of energy Work Stopping distances of vehicles. These lessons were written for WJEC Physics ((unit 2.3) and Double Award specification (unit 6.3) Work and Energy. However, suitable for all exam boards. Resource contains PowerPoint with worked examples, a higher and foundation worksheet with practice questions and an extension task. All resources are editable. If you download the resource please leave a review.

Excellent lesson observation PowerPoint on the topic of Conservation of energy. Lesson focuses on the transfer between gravitational potential energy and kinetic energy. Fifth in a series of lessons on energy and work: Kinetic energy Gravitational potential energy Conservation of energy Work Stopping distances of vehicles. These lessons were written for WJEC Physics ((unit 2.3) and Double Award specification (unit 6.3) Work and Energy. However, suitable for all exam boards. Written for WJEC Physics ((unit 2.3) and Double Award specification (unit 6.3) Work and Energy. However, suitable for all exam boards. Resource contains PowerPoint with worked examples, worksheet with practice questions plus higher tier examples and past paper questions with mark scheme. Resources are fully editable. If you download the resource please leave a review.

Past paper questions relating to the new (2016) WJEC A level specifications. Booklet contains 23 pages of relevant questions covering Unit 1.1 Basic Physics. The 14 questions range from 2006 to 2015 and are numbered so that they may be used as an assessment or homework task. Mark schemes are also included.

Past paper questions relating to the new (2016) WJEC A level specifications. Booklet contains 28 pages of relevant questions covering Unit 1.4 Energy concepts. The 14 questions range from 2009 to 2015 and are numbered so that they may be used as an assessment or homework task. Mark schemes are also included.

Past paper questions relating to the new (2016) WJEC A level specifications. Booklet contains 38 pages of relevant questions covering Unit 1.5 Solids under stress. The 13 questions range from 2006 to 2015 and are numbered so that they may be used as an assessment or homework task. Mark schemes are also included.

Past paper questions relating to the new (2016) WJEC A level specifications. Booklet contains 11 pages of relevant questions covering Unit 2.1 Conduction of Electricity. The 7 questions range from 2009 to 2015 and are numbered so that they may be used as an assessment or homework task. Mark schemes are also included.

Past paper questions relating to the new (2016) WJEC A level specifications. Booklet contains 14 pages of relevant questions covering Unit 1.7 Particles and Nuclear structure. The 12 questions range from 2009 to 2015 and are numbered so that they may be used as an assessment or homework task. Mark schemes are also included.

Past paper questions relating to the new (2016) WJEC A level specifications. Booklet contains 11 pages of relevant questions covering Unit 1.3 Dynamics. The 8 questions range from 2009 to 2015 and are numbered so that they may be used as an assessment or homework task. Mark schemes are also included.

Past paper questions workbook relating to the new (2016) WJEC A level specifications. Booklet contains 25 pages of relevant questions covering Unit 2.6 Refraction of Light. The 13 questions range from 2009 to 2015 and are numbered so that they may be used as an assessment or homework task. Mark schemes are also included.

Past paper questions workbook relating to the new (2016) WJEC A level specifications. Booklet contains 28 pages of relevant questions covering Unit 2.7 Photons. The 14 questions range from 2009 to 2015 and are numbered so that they may be used as an assessment or homework task. Mark schemes are also included.

Past paper questions relating to the new (2016) WJEC A level specifications. Booklet contains 24 pages of relevant questions covering Unit 2.8 Lasers. The 14 questions range from 2009 to 2015 and are numbered so that they may be used as an assessment or homework task. Mark schemes are also included.

Past paper questions workbook relating to the new (2016) WJEC A level specifications. Booklet contains 29 pages of relevant questions covering Unit 2.5 Wave Properties. The 14 questions range from 2009 to 2015 and are numbered so that they may be used as an assessment or homework task. Mark schemes are also included.

This resource is a past paper questions bank (workbook) relating to the 2016 WJEC A level specifications. The booklet contains 13 questions covering Unit 3.2 on Vibrations from 2008 through to 2019. All questions are sequentially numbered so that they may be used as an assessment or as a homework task. Mark schemes are also included.