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A full 1 hour lesson designed for a mixed ability year 8 class.
This is the 3rd lesson in “Chapter 3 - Motion and Pressure” from Activate 2, Physics. This lesson is on ‘gas pressure’.
This lesson should be suitable to teach to any KS3 Physics class, even by those where physics is not their specialism.
This lesson (and all lessons in this unit) is designed to be interactive and engaging, with plenty of real world examples and independent tasks.
This lesson contains a number of practical demonstrations.
From this lesson, students should be able to:
- Define the term ‘gas pressure’
- Explain what causes gas pressure
- Describe how volume and temperature affect gas pressure
- Explain why volume and temperature affect gas pressure
- Describe how atmospheric pressure changes with increasing altitude
- Explain why atmospheric pressure changes with increasing altitude
All of my lesson resources contain:
- A 5-in-5 retrieval-style starter
- An interesting lesson hook, careers link, or retrieval practice to start the lesson
- Teacher input slides with dual coding and reduced cognitive load
- Teacher models
- Regular ‘check for understanding’ slides, such as hand signals quizzes
- Regular student independent practice slides, with optional scaffolds, challenges and answer slides
- A plenary task
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