Multimedia-rich lesson resources. Original videos, crystal-clear content and worksheet. GCSE Physics: Gravitational Potential Energy. Fourth in a series of 11 lessons covering the unit: “Conservation and Dissipation of Energy” Lesson 4: Gravitational Potential Energy Clear learning objectives: Gravitational potential energy (GPE) is increased by lifting an object against the effects of gravity. We can use an equation to calculate gravitational potential energy. Work done on an object against gravity causes the object to store GPE. Use as a stand-alone lesson or part of a sequence Full set of lesson resources PowerPoint presentation with embedded videos A quick and engaging starter to display on the board Original MM Science videos to supplement content Modelled calculations Real-life examples Worksheet activity and answers incorporated into lesson resources Additional videos to reinforce understanding of learning objectives Mini whiteboard multichoice questions as a quick test of learning A True or False discussion to get at the heart of some common misconceptions MM Science are Martin and Mike, two Science teachers with specialisms in Physics and Biology and having nearly 60 years of teaching experience in state comprehensive and grammar schools. Our philosophy is to write inspiring resources, with original, sometimes humorous video material. At the core of our purpose is to provide accurate science clearly explained. Our True and False discussions are designed to address misconceptions held by students and adults alike. Please let us know what you think! A review would be very welcome! Over 400 downloads for our resources and still no reviews! Please take a minute to leave some feedback! Businesses like ours rely on your reviews!

Multimedia-rich lesson resources. Original videos, crystal-clear content and worksheet. GCSE Physics: Energy Dissipation. Seventh in a series of 11 lessons covering the unit: “Conservation and Dissipation of Energy” Lesson 7: Energy Dissipation Clear learning objectives: Energy is transferred into useful energy when it is in a form that we need, in the place that we need it Energy is transferred into wasted energy when it’s not the form we want, in the place we want it Friction causes kinetic energy to be transferred to thermal energy Energy eventually transfers into the surroundings causing them to become a tiny bit warmer Energy spreads out, or dissipates, getting less useful Use as a stand-alone lesson or part of a sequence Full set of lesson resources PowerPoint presentation with embedded videos A quick and engaging starter to display on the board Original MM Science videos to supplement content Modelled calculations Real-life examples Differentiated worksheet activities and answers incorporated into lesson resources Additional videos to reinforce understanding of learning objectives Mini whiteboard multichoice questions as a quick test of learning MM Science are Martin and Mike, two Science teachers with specialisms in Physics and Biology and having nearly 60 years of teaching experience in state comprehensive and grammar schools. Our philosophy is to write inspiring resources, with original, sometimes humorous video material. At the core of our purpose is to provide accurate science clearly explained. Our True and False discussions are designed to address misconceptions held by students and adults alike. Please let us know what you think! A review would be very welcome! Over 400 downloads for our resources and still no reviews! Please take a minute to leave some feedback! Businesses like ours rely on your reviews!

Multimedia-rich lesson resources. Original videos, crystal-clear content and worksheet. GCSE Physics: Energy conservation, transfer and dissipation. Second in a series of 11 lessons covering "Conservation and Dissipation of Energy" Lesson 2: Energy conservation, transfer and dissipation Clear learning objectives: Learn the five main energy stores Learn the four main ways to transfer energy Be able to draw diagrams to show energy transfers Start to learn about energy conservation and dissipation Use as a stand-alone lesson or part of a sequence Full set of lesson resources PowerPoint presentation with embedded videos An engaging starter on paper Original MM Science videos to supplement content Worksheet activity and answers incorporated into lesson resources Additional videos to reinforce understanding of learning objectives Mini whiteboard multichoice questions as a quick test of learning A True or False discussion to get at the heart of some common misconceptions MM Science are Martin and Mike, two Science teachers with specialisms in Physics and Biology and having nearly 60 years of teaching experience in state comprehensive and grammar schools. Our philosophy is to write inspiring resources, with original, sometimes humorous video material. At the core of our purpose is to provide accurate science clearly explained. Our True and False discussions are designed to address misconceptions held by students and adults alike. Please let us know what you think! A review would be very welcome! Over 400 downloads for our resources and still no reviews! Please take a minute to leave some feedback! Businesses like ours rely on your reviews!

Multimedia-rich lesson resources. Original videos, crystal-clear content and worksheet. GCSE Physics: Energy and Work done. Third in a series of 11 lessons covering the unit: “Conservation and Dissipation of Energy” Lesson 3: Energy and Work Done Clear learning objectives: In Science, “work done” has a special meaning Work is done when a force moves an object Work done is measured in Joules Energy transferred is work done The language of work done: work done by, work done on, work done against Work is done against friction Use as a stand-alone lesson or part of a sequence Full set of lesson resources PowerPoint presentation with embedded videos A quick and engaging starter to display on the board Original MM Science videos to supplement content Modelled calculations Real-life examples Worksheet activity and answers incorporated into lesson resources Additional videos to reinforce understanding of learning objectives Mini whiteboard multichoice questions as a quick test of learning MM Science are Martin and Mike, two Science teachers with specialisms in Physics and Biology and having nearly 60 years of teaching experience in state comprehensive and grammar schools. Our philosophy is to write inspiring resources, with original, sometimes humorous video material. At the core of our purpose is to provide accurate science clearly explained. Our True and False discussions are designed to address misconceptions held by students and adults alike. Please let us know what you think! A review would be very welcome! Over 400 downloads for our resources and still no reviews! Please take a minute to leave some feedback! Businesses like ours rely on your reviews!