Ideal for use in normal lessons - or even more use if you need a to set a quick cover lesson due to illness or general teaching everyday stress related nightmare! Energy resources! The worksheet starts with simpler questions and activities in each section before moving on to more demanding and challenging activities later on. It also comes with free video links to our Science Geeks youtube videos where many of the issues are explored at different energy resources investigated! Plenty to fill one or even two lessons! Enjoy!

Watch kettles boil! Live! This set of resources requires students to investigate a range of different kettles and calculate their efficiency. Which kettle is the most efficient? What is the science behind their design features? There are TWO versions of the DOUBLE SIDED WORKSHEET. The most challenging version gives students some useful information and then the rest is up to them! There is also a HELP sheet with step by step instructions to help weaker students carry out the investigation. Packed with extension tasks and questions designed to make students think, this activity can be ran over several lessons! Just remember to provide a variety of different shapes, sizes and ages of kettles. ideal for KS3 or GCSE or even ALEVEL! (TOP TIP: To save time, students can be required to investigate one kettle each and then pool their results.)

The science geeks present a two sided worksheet on the pesky topic of redshift and the Big Bang! This DOUBLE SIDED worksheet contains a range of questions to suit all abilities. There is also an accompanying 2 minute Science Geeks YouTube video available that provides students (and teachers) with all the basic knowledge they need to know.

Advanced level Physics questions on the dreaded equations of motion. Nightmare stuff for students? Not necessarily! Simply follow the "Science geeks fool proof method and ace this challenging topic. Question after question enables students to become experts at dealing with these complex equations. Practice makes perfect! FULLY WORKED ANSWER SHEET PROVIDED! All images, photos and graphics are made or taken by M.E.Prince (that’s me!). No copyright issues.

The Science Geeks challenge your knowledge of acceleration in this fiendishly challenging worksheet! After getting you up to speed gently, the questions increase in difficulty. The worksheet comes as a pdf file and a word file for your editing pleasure (or just in case Jeremy Clarkson bites the dust) There is also a link to an accompanying 2 minute Science Geeks YouTube video that provides students (and teachers) with all the basic knowledge they need to know.

The Science Geeks present a powerful worksheet packed with questions and plenty of work for your students to get through. (See what I did there? I’ll get my coat…). Practice using the key skills and equations needed to get to grips with this difficult concept. Complete with full solutions to all questions, this resource is useful as a revision tool for this often overlooked topic and a useful AFL exercise to assess students understanding. With plenty of tasks to extend your brighter students, differentiation is taken care of. A FREE Science Geeks video on Work done; can also viewed before attempting this. Enjoy! Science Geeks - making worksheets so you don’t have to… https://youtu.be/bMsKIfxliA4

Those pesky, confusing distance- time graphs! The bane of all Physics teachers everywhere! Here is a nice worksheet packed with questions and accessible for all abilities of students. There is even an answer sheet! Ideal for home works, AFL or exam revision, this worksheet will allow you to assess all students understanding of this important forces and motion content. Please also look at the "Science Geeks" video at this address to aid student learning https://youtu.be/4pDGVOWgheA

Nasty quantum physics, messing up the whole wave model and confusing everyone. Have no fear though - this worksheet deals with the photoelectric effect, keeps it simple and shows just how elegant and sensible quantum theory can be. Where the wave model fails, the idea of photons comes to the fore. This DOUBLE SIDED worksheet tests student’s understanding of all aspects of this difficult concept from explaining it in extended responses to dealing with Einstein’s formula and using joules and electron volts. Complete with DETAILED ANSWERS for all questions, this worksheet will keep even the most annoying, I mean able, students occupied and enthralled. Science Geeks - helping Physics teachers everywhere. Enjoy.

Advance level Physics teachers rejoice! Here is a double sided worksheet packed with newtonian dynamics problems. It starts off with some simple questions before taxing students’ brains with situations involving inclined planes, mad scientists in lifts (elevators to our north american chums) and runaway hospital beds. It is all rounded off with a fiendishly hard extension task to keep even your brightest of students off your backs, I mean engaged. Complete with FULLY SOLVED ANSWERS, you don’t even have to bother marking it yourself. It’s tough being a teacher in the modern world. Ease your work load whilst ensuring student progress. Science Geeks, here to help! Enjoy!

Y.O.Y.O. lessons - Scientific investigations designed to develop problem solving skills and make independent learners of our spoon fed students! In this one they investigate the first law of reflection! Students must complete the set task without any help whatsoever from their teachers! They have only the worksheet to help them! They can only ask you a question if they use a joker card! (They have three of them - one specific question per Joker). Complete it without using jokers and win rewards! Character building for both staff and students and an excellent lesson to use for formal observations and OFSTED invasions. This is how real scientists are made. The resource comes with a set of joker cards, a worksheet for the lesson and a teacher guide with the YOYO rules as a PowerPoint. Enjoy!

Y.O.Y.O. lessons - Scientific investigations designed to develop problem solving skills and make independent learners of our spoon students! In this one they investigate how the mass of a ramp affects friction between it and another surface! Dragging wood blocks slowly in other words! Students must complete the set task without any help whatsoever from their teachers. They have only the worksheet to help them. They can only ask you a question if they use a joker card! (They have three of them - one specific question per Joker). Complete it without using jokers and win rewards! Character building for both staff and students and an excellent lesson to use for formal observations and OFSTED invasions. This is how real scientists are made. The resource comes with a set of joker cards, a worksheet for the lesson and a teacher guide with the YOYO rules as a PowerPoint. Enjoy!

A presentation showing students how to use THE WAVE EQUATION and lots of questions to go with it. It also tackles the thorny issue of TIME PERIOD and using it to calculate the frequency. There is a bonus presentation that comes free with it that includes more wave equation questions plus it has some EM Wave based questions to get those high flying boffins engaged! Enjoy! It comes with links to FOUR science geeks revision videos.

A simple presentation showing young science geeks how to calculate acceleration using worked examples with some simple questions to follow. THEORY and ANSWERS included along withe a link to a FREE SCIENCE GEEKS VIDEO! Enjoy!

Speed -time graphs and velocity-time graphs galore! All delivered in Science Geeks inimitable style! Calculate accelerations, speeds, distances and much much more! This DOUBLE SIDED worksheet, complete with attached ANSWER sheet will keep students of all abilities engaged and extended. It is ideal for the new, demanding GCSE specifications and could even be used to reintroduce A level students to this vital Physics topic. It is a subject that comes up in exams again and again and tests students to the limit! Maths teachers may like this too! Copy and paste this video link for a free madcap, dodgy quality, early Science Geeks video to support students learning https://youtu.be/JKuIQjJBfYE

A worksheet packed with investigations making use of simple series and parallel circuits. It aims to develop an understanding of the difference in behaviour between series and parallel circuits and how current is affected as more components are added. It encourages students of all abilities to make predictions and analyse data. The worksheet encourages and demands that students work things out for themselves. More able students may also develop an understanding of resistance. Complete with extension tasks - this sheet will keep even the most swotty of individuals off the streets. Enjoy.

Drawing scientifically correct ray diagrams is essential in Physics exams. This worksheet is appropriate for A level and GCSE students alike. These diagrams have to be perfect! Losing marks for drawing them incorrectly is unforgivable! Ideal as a starter or a formative assessment, this simple worksheet will test your students to the limit. Complete with answer sheet! Wave fronts! Rays! Virtual image in a plane mirror! Diffraction and refraction! It is all here.

Science Geek presentation! Eleven slides of distance -time graph fun including a starter, a plenary, a science geeks video link, the theory and lots of graphs and questions! Interpret the shape and calculate speeds! Ideal for KS3 or KS4 students! Comes with more challenging tasks for swotty students.

This DOUBLE SIDED worksheet asks students to think about and predict how current behaves in series and parallel electrical circuits and then gives them the methods to do just that. On completing the experiments the worksheet summarises the key information and tests its application. Ideal for KS3 or KS4 students. It comes complete with demanding extension tasks to keep those pesky able kids off the streets and occupied.

I’m feeling kind! Here is a free, fifteen mark set of GCSE style questions on that pesky topic of energy stores and energy transfers. Complete with answers and a free video. What’s not to like? (no reply necessary). Further resources linked to this topic are in our shop. Enjoy.