<p>Plenary aimed at AQA GCSE physics/combined sciences pupils on the development of the atom which can be used as mini plenaries during the lesson or as a retrieval activity. Questions appear one at a time. It could be printed or done on mini whiteboards. It covers the plum pudding model, the Bohr model as well as the alpha scattering experiment.</p>

<p>Mini plenary aimed at AQA GCSE physics/combined sciences pupils on half life calculations. Perfect tool to check student understanding before individual practice. Questions appear one at a time. It could be printed or done on mini whiteboards.</p>

<p>Plenary aimed at AQA GCSE physics/combined sciences pupils on comtamination, irradiation and dangers of nuclear radiation which can be used as mini plenaries during the lesson or as a revision activity. Questions appear one at a time. It could be printed or done on mini whiteboards. It covers what is meant by contamination/irradiation and some of the risk and safety precautions with handling radioactive sources.</p>

<p>Plenary aimed at AQA GCSE physics/combined sciences pupils on the properties of alpha, beta and gamma radiation which can be used as mini plenaries during the lesson or as a retrieval activity. Questions appear one at a time. It could be printed or done on mini whiteboards. It covers the nature of each radiation and penetration and ionising ability.</p>

<p>Plenary aimed at AQA GCSE physics/combined sciences pupils on Forces and Elasticity which can be used as mini plenaries during the lesson or as a revision activity. Questions appear one at a time. It could be printed or done on mini whiteboards. It covers extension calculations as well as Hooke’s law.</p>

<p>Plenary aimed at AQA GCSE physics/combined sciences pupils on background radiation and the uses of alpha, beta and gamma radiation which can be used as mini plenaries during the lesson or as a revision activity. Questions appear one at a time. It could be printed or done on mini whiteboards.</p>

<p>Plenary aimed at AQA GCSE physics/combined sciences pupils on types of forces and Newton’s third law which can be used as mini plenaries during the lesson or as a revision activity. Questions appear one at a time. It could be printed or done on mini whiteboards. It covers the different types of forces are well as examples of Newton’s third law force pairs.</p>

<p>Plenary aimed at AQA GCSE physics/combined sciences pupils on momentum which can be used as mini plenaries during the lesson or as a revision activity. Questions appear one at a time. It could be printed or done on mini whiteboards. It covers the momentum equation as well as the principle of conservation of momentum.</p>

<p>Plenary aimed at AQA GCSE physics/combined sciences pupils on braking distance and thinking distance which can be used as mini plenaries during the lesson or as a revision activity. Questions appear one at a time. It could be printed or done on mini whiteboards. It covers factors affecting thinking and braking distance and how it is linked to overall stopping distance.</p>

<p>Type in the WWW and EBI and select the comment for each student. The spreadsheet will automatically generate a form which you can print out and give to students to respond to the teacher feedback. Makes marking more efficient.</p>