A lesson on the photoelectric effect which includes an extended writing tasks and some maths tasks.

This worksheet is aimed at a low ability class studying alternating and direct currents. The videos attached go nicely with this worksheet. To finish off I got my pupils to debate who they would rather be, Thomas Edison or Nickola Telsa. Feedback Appreciated.

This worksheet allows pupils to learn the six specific feynman diagrams required by the AQA A syllabus, but could also be used by other exam boards for practise. This will also be good for revision.

AQA A-level Physics lesson on refractive index for a very mixed ability class.

A quick worksheet, good to use after a lesson on Habitats as the starter for the next lesson or a plenary to see how much they remember or how well they understand the basics of habitats.

This worksheet describes each of the 8 planets and gets pupils to work out which planet it is describing. this works well both as a revision tool for KS4 and as a reinforcing exercise for KS3 students.

This worksheet covers the 'bell in the vacuum' experiment and looks at why sound travels at different speeds in different mediums. Mainly aimed for a low ability group.

This explains how the polar bear went from being brown to white over many generations.

A worksheet based AC and DC currents, using the history of science talking about Edison and Telsa as the starting point. This was used for low ability pupils.

I allow my students around 30-40 minutes to do this in pairs. Following on from the previous worksheet where the pupils had to design their own vertebrate and label it, the pupils now have to design a habitat for their vertebrate, the boxes around the edge should be filled with labels explaining why they have put the things there. I got my pupils to do this in pairs and then made a display along with the earlier worksheet called 'Year 7's Fantasy Zoo'. I would recomend blowing this up to A3 size on the photocopier.

This is a full workbook covering adaptation, habitats, evolution, food chains, vertebrates, invertebrates and classification. This booklet is for use as a 'review' for pupils to see what they are confident with and what they need to work on. On each page the booklet starts with a quote from the film, working through as the film goes along, covering the first 45 minutes of the film. At the back there is a reflection sheet and a peer review section.

A lesson plan, including clear worked examples, a link to a worksheet, a simple practical, settler activity and graded questions

A set of warm up activities for a revision lesson on forces. The activities focus on literacy and numeracy for this module. The worksheet contains a crossword with definitions, a units match up and a fill in the blanks for equations. Could also be set as a homework.

A simple game for A-level students to practice calculating resistance in series and parallel.

A full lesson plan covering distance time graphs for the new AQA specification at GCSE. The lesson covers: Basics of a distance-time graphs Calculating speed of a straight line Calculating speed of an accelerating object. Lesson is aimed at a mixed-ability group. includes a worksheet

I have these colourful posters displayed randomly around my room, i print them double sided and alternate them every fortnight. They are pictures taken from the I love science group on Facebook filled with the newest advances in science to help engage students and to allow students to see how what they are learning in the classroom can change the way our world works. There are a mixture of Chemistry, Biology, Physics and Engineering.

This covers the QWC questions given by AQA for core physics over the past few years. Each question has a answer preparation section, a keywords section and a space for the students answer and a mark scheme. There is a PowerPoint with videos for most of the questions and hints on the questions to go on the board. Designed to be used by non-specialists in the run up to the physics exam. Please give any feedback on how it could be improved.

A selection of QWC questions asked by AQA for each topic. Each page has the question and a short "answer preparation" section for the students to fill in. The students then answer the question, and as the mark scheme is on the back of each page mark their own work if revising at home.

A full collection of lessons covering different methods of electricity generation. All lessons have been aimed at the top three sets of our current year 10s. Some parts of lessons have been adapted from other TES contributors. Please provide feedback for improvement.

PowerPoint and accompanying student booklet to cover the first 3lessons of AQA's radioactivity topic for A2 level. This has used resources from other TES contributors.