This worksheet is aimed at KS3 students, and covers the outer space topic. The worksheet covers questions about the structure of the Solar System and our place within the Milky Way, the planets, light-years, gravity (F = mg) and seasons. The sheet is designed to take around 45 minutes, so is perfect for use in class or for homework!

This worksheet is aimed at KS3 students, and covers the concept of mechanical energy. The worksheet allows students to get a feel for how the concepts of kinetic energy and GPE may be used in exams and in real life, such as finding the mass of a car, the total energy of a flying bird, the maximum height of a cannon ball and more. It is designed to take around 40 minutes, so is perfect for use in class or for homework!

This sheet is aimed at KS3 Physics students and covers the topic of Momentum. The sheet starts with some simple “find the momentum” questions given an object’s mass and velocity, before moving on to some application questions with collisions involving snooker balls, cars, trucks and footballs. The sheet is designed to take around 35-45 minutes and so is perfect for use in class, or as homework following the teaching of the Momentum topic!

This worksheet is aimed at KS3 students, and covers specific heat capacity. It is designed to take around 40 minutes, so is perfect for use in class or for homework! The sheet focuses on the equation Q = mcT, such as rearranging it to find different variables given the others, and one question gets the students to use drawings of a thermometer to measure temperature difference.