This resource includes a PowerPoint presentation and associated resources for a revision lesson on the Space topic for Key Stage 3, most commonly taught in year 8. It includes a Revision Mat, Word Search Starter, KeyWord bingo Break and a PowerPoint that will take the students through the revision mat in a controlled and supportive way. The Lesson supports key learning areas such as The Seasons Earths orbit around the Sun Relative distances between bodies in the solar system Planetary orbits Gravity Graph skills Resources are completely formatted and ready for use out of the box. Supplied in a .ppt file and Microsoft Word for easy editing and customisation as required.

An entire structured and scaffolded lesson to support Year 8 students with variables and how they translate to graph drawing It is staged to take the students through rules for drawing graphs, differentiating between line graphs and Bar graphs, how to draw axes, and then develops to adding data and creating a completed graph This lesson specifically targets LINE GRAPHS although it doe talk about when a graph would be a line graph instead of a bar graph. It could easily be adapted to make it Bar Graph targeted. It is written in a dyslexia friendly font, and has easy visual background to ensure clarity for many SEND students.

This powerpoint resource is a full 1 hour lesson on star formation, from start to finish, including Hertzsprung-Russell diagram, Nebulae, white dwarves and Black holes, Red Giants and Main sequence stars. Explains in full the movement of a star from its formation through to its final incarnation as a white dwarf or Black hole. This is a very “talky” lesson, so the addition of a few exercises - dependant upon your student audience, could support it

In this complete lesson resource, there is an Hour lesson (Or 2 lessons if you wish to stretch and add extra activity), on the definition of planets, stars and dwarf Planets, as well as informative video links and exercises to help students understand the effect of a body’s mass on the weight of an object. Animated with stunning visuals

Revision mat PLUS lesson with guiding powerpoint and resources for Year 7 Physics Modules 1 & 2 Energy and Electricity. Also good for revision of these two topics at GCSE, especially foundation students although also relevant for higher. This revision mat is designed to fill a 1 hour lesson as a revision tool for Year 7 in the Energy and Electricity topics in the KS3 curriculum. The pack includes a revision mat in both pdf and ppt format, so you can format as required for your own use, plus a full lesson, including Starter and Plenary to guide the class through the mat together to ensure uptake and understanding across the group. The presentation is in a SEND friendly format with Comic Sans font and off white background Promotes collaborative work and recall of all the topic content. Suitable for LA to HA students

This lesson, targeting Y8 (although applicable to Y9 and Key Stage 4 Revision, especially Foundation students) covers the concept of refraction building on the previous lesson on Reflection (also uploaded for free in this shop). Includes a good video resource plus class exercises, including a green pen revisitation exercise from Starter to Plenary. Scaffolds from reflection using angles of incidence, refraction and normals Also offers some practical real world applications of this phenomenon, including lenses in glasses.

This 1 hour lesson targeted at Y8 syllabus (although very applicable for Y9 and also KS4, especially Foundation students) covers reflection of single and multiple light waves, angles of incidence and angles of reflection. It is quite student led and will allow for a greater understanding of how light rays reflect off a mirror. it also covers the concept of periscopes and why ripples on water cause distorted images

This lesson contains a full lesson powerpoint on the properties of light aimed at Year 8 syllabus, although could be used for Y9 or revision for Key Stage 4 also, especially Foundation classes. It covers Ray diagrams, Transparent, Translucent and Opaque and has big student led sections to improve understanding. A very simple lesson that is goof for LA, MA and LA students and acts as a good foundation for lessons on Reflection and refraction.

This lesson gives an interesting and student led journey on sound waves and how they move through liquids and solids. This could be expanded to included gasses also, but focusses on the particle model for waves. Aimed at Year 8, this could also be used for other KS3 classes and even Foundation KS4 Used several times with success, including an opportunity for marking a piece of work in class, either by peer review or by teacher