4 Practical Worksheets for the Electricity and Energy topics. To be used while carrying out experiments, these worksheets promote the development of practical skills and scientific method, and include sections for predictions, risk assessments, methods, results and conclusions. Teachers should carry out experiments first to see if any adaptations need to be made based on the materials they have access to.

Full set of 33 Practical Worksheets for a variety of Physics topics including Electricity and Magnetism, Forces and Motion, Light and Sound, Energy, Thermal Physics, Density and Pressure. A couple of these are for experiment design and data analysis, where results are provided for students to use to draw conclusions, but in most cases these are worksheets to be used while carrying out the experiment. They promote the development of practical skills and scientific method, and include sections for predictions, risk assessments, equipment, variables, methods, results, conclusions and evaluations. Some are scaffolded to suit different ability levels. Teachers should carry out experiments first to see if any adaptations need to be made based on the materials they have access to.

Set of 21 Physics starters. Can be used as review starters or plenaries. Includes the following topics: Units, Forces and Motion, Pressure, Light, Sound, Density, Thermal Energy, Magnetism, Space.

Set of 2 starters for the Sound topic. Can be used as review starters or plenaries. The second one is a follow up to the ‘Investigating Sound Reflection’ practical you can find in the Practical Worksheets.

Set of 3 starters on Planet Formation, Speed and Units. Can be used as review starters or plenaries.

Set of 4 starters for the Magnetism topic. Can be used as review starters or plenaries.

Set of 2 starters for the Forces topic. Can be used as review starters or plenaries.

Set of 2 starters for the Thermal physics topic. Can be used as review starters or plenaries.

Set of 3 starters for the Density topic. Can be used as review starters or plenaries.

Set of 3 starters for the Light topic in Physics. Can be used as review starters or plenaries.

Set of 2 starters for the Pressure topic. Can be used as review starters or plenaries.

Set of 5 short quizzes for physics topics: electricity, energy, forces and motion, light, measurements and density. A good way to quickly assess understanding and progress after completing a topic.

Set of 6 original 1-3 page worksheets for physics topics: sound, electricity, electromagnets, graphs, density. A good way for students and teachers to assess understanding and progress, both with theoretical knowledge, as well as practical skills and graph plotting. Cambridge topics, for Key Stage 3 and Key Stage 4, Years 7, 8, 9, 10, 11.

A slide presentation revision resource to help students prepare for the Cambridge IGCSE Combined Science Paper 6 (alternative to practical) exam.

This is a slide presentation revision resource, with useful tips to help students revise for the Cambridge IGCSE Physics Paper 6 (alternative to practical) exam

Printable booklet containing all the physics equations needed for revision of the current Cambridge IGCSE Combined Science syllabus, with past exam questions for practice. This 18 page A5 booklet contains one equation or equation group per page and can be printed double-sided (landscape, flip on short edge) and stapled together in any order. Equations are given in word form, symbol form, and in units, and there is a past paper question to go with most of the equations, illustrating how the equation is used to solve problems. A second version for next year’s exams is soon to be added.

Printable booklet containing all the equations needed for revision of the current Cambridge IGCSE Physics syllabus, with past exam questions for practice. This 32 page A5 booklet contains one equation or equation group per page and can be printed double-sided (landscape, flipped on short edge) and stapled together in any order. Equations are given in word form, symbol form, and in units, and there is a past paper question to go with most of the equations, illustrating how the equation is used to solve problems.