Requires Microsoft PowerPoint. 150 Multiple choice questions from the new specification. If Macros are enabled when prompted at the start of the presentation, the powerpoint will mark itself and give feedback (topics of weakness and more specific question feedback). Could be used at the start and end of the year to measure progress. Students can print results on slide 52 and use the feedback for independent learning or homework. I hope this saves you lots of marking. I have included hard copies of the questions and answers in case the ICT lets you down or you want to use it for a cover lesson.

Introduces Friction and streamlining with an emphasis on writing control variables. Students must identify variables to control and justify them. Remind them that the Independent variable changes, the dependent variable is measured and everything else is controlled.

Presentation identifying vector and scalar quantities including interactive vector search. Snakes and ladders activity for calculating distance travelled and displacement (ruler and dice required). Thanks for looking. TommyC - Making science accessible to all.

A PowerPoint with supporting instructions, starter and extension activities. Best if you use tealight candles. Encourages students to consider variables and to make accurate measurements. Students draw a graph to show their results. If students are difficult to motivate then ask them to estimate how long a candle would last in a specific volume (i.e. 300ml beaker) which they will have to produce a graph to extrapolate or interpolate to find this out. You could test a 300ml beaker at the end to test this. The extension activity promotes higher level scientific thought. It is unknown if the carbon dioxide smothers the candle or if the oxygen runs out first. Most students will say the taller candle as this will last longer!

Pin up the appliance information cards and give students the data grid. Students collect information from around the room to perform efficiency calculations. The Energy sources worksheet makes recording research into advantages and disadvantages of alternative energy sources quick and easy.

An introduction to earthquakes and the waves generated. Take some time to build the Jelly baby wave generator (instructions and hints included

Students can use models to describe difficult concepts relating to electricity. Also covers circuit symbols and series and parallel circuits. Assessment opportunities throughout.

Introduces students to the vastness of Space. Students create a scale for the planets using the space data. Good opportunity for numeracy and practical if you can get hold of some play-dough (recipe included).

Tape the sheets to a small box (dice). Students choose a topic and roll the dice to determine how to present their information. Adapt slide two with your own topics.

Question of sport number round style Quiz. Answer 3 key points from each topic image. People tend to recall facts and key information in 3's so it promotes memory. Can also be carried out as a test where students will not see the answers (using the test version included in this sale). The students could then self assess using thee quiz version.

6 PowerPoint files each containing a tutorial on the 2018 spec most difficult topics including sample exam questions. This can be delivered as a lesson, a self guided revision activity or ICT cover lesson. Ideal for tutoring students online. Topics include: Limiting Reactants, Modelling the Atom, Homeostasis, Electromagnet, pressure and Excretion in humans. Links to the solo taxonomy to ensure progress is being made and new spec exam questions to assess student progress.

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Students are introduced to the history of the battery and how it works. Students make a salt battery using readily available equipment (salt, steel foil, graphite rods, card, water, plastic beaker). Use a multi meter (set to (milliamp) to test the effectiveness of their batteries.

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