Large revision poster / mat that covers the basics for 6 topics in AQA Paper 1 Physics/Combined Science Includes: Energy Electricity Particle Theory Radioactivity Waves Magnetism Forces was just to big to fit on this one! Perfect for Paper 1 and Paper 2 revision! Best printed on A3!

A booklet of mixed exam questions for AQA GCSE Combined Science/Physics paper 1 Energy Electricity Particle theory Radioactivity Answers at the end of the file Don’t forget to leave a review and check out some of my other resources in my shop.

Large revision poster / mat that covers the all main content in AQA Paper 1 Physics/Combined Science, including the formulae and some space to write about the required practicals. Perfect for Paper 1 revision! Energy Electricity Particle Theory Radioactivity

2 little sets of sheets to print and cut out for students to practice their Formula Units Conversions Perfect little starter or exit slips. I usually give my students a bunch to one a day over the course of several days! Paper 1 and Paper 2 formula are on two separate files; higher and Triple only formulae are indicated as such. Leave a review and have a look for other (revision) resources on my shop page.

Crossword on the Combined Science part of the topic of Waves (topic 6 for AQA GCSE Physics) Answers included. (A GCSE Physics version can be found here: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-12507237)

Crossword on the entire topic of Waves (topic 6 for AQA GCSE Physics) Answers included. (A Combined Science version can be found here: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-12507238)

Crossword on Physics topic 1 for AQA GCSE Combined Science / Physics Answers included.

Crossword on Physics topic 3 for AQA GCSE Combined Science / Physics Answers included.

Crossword on Physics topic 4 for AQA GCSE Combined Science / Physics Answers attached.

2 Worksheets containing calculation exam questions on Topic 5-7 (paper 2) of the GCSE Physics/Combined Science. ANSWERS included. Forces calculations Waves calculations Magnetism calculation (1 example of a F=BIL question) Each equation to memorise comes up at least once per sheet The higher sheet also has plenty of rearranging, unit conversion, sig figs, etc. Rate & review if it was useful! to make it more visible for others to find.

2 Worksheets containing calculation exam questions on Topic 1-4 (paper 1) of the GCSE Physics/Combined Science + ANSWERS Energy Calculations Electricity Calculations Particles Calculations (density and latent heat) Radioactivity (no equations so no questions included) Each equation to memorise comes up at least once per sheet The higher sheet also has plenty of rearranging, unit conversion, sig figs, etc. Rate & review if it was useful! to make it more visible for others to find.

The outline of a mind-map to cover the Combined Science portion of the GCSE Phyiscs Magnetism topic.

A set of past paper questions that all require more than one equation/calculation per question. Perfect to recap formula work at the end of Year 11 and stretch and challenge those high-achieving pupils. Answers attached.

Table to use when starting the GCSE Physics/Trilogy Particle topic, covers particle diagrams, forces, particle movement, changes of state, etc.

Overview of 5 circuit components and their typical IV graphs with a small note for each. Perfect to shrink to A5 and hand out as reference material.

5 stage story board to describe what happens in each stage when a skydiver jumps out of a plane (and opens his parachute). Pupils should try and comment on both his velocity and the size of the two forces (and resultant force) at each stage. Can also easily be used for GCSE Physics

Large crossword (over 70 questions) covering the whole range of topics traditionally covered in Year 7, 8 and 9. Allows pupils to work independently for anywhere between 1-2 hours. Great to use at the end of your KS3 Science curriculum (whether that is Year 8 or 9) or as intervention work/summer work. Highly recommend to print on A3. Update: Answer sheet attached as well. Please leave a rating if possible. Thanks!