3 games for students to learn their symbols on the ppt. 1. what is the symbol? 2. Draw the symbol] 3. generation game - if the symbol appears students write it, if the name appears students draw it. (hands on head so can not cheat when ppt is on) also two videos to support learning

A checklist to use with the AQA Energy topic

A checklist for students to use to support atomic structure and radiation

A resource for students to use dual coding to draw and explain stores and pathways as a link to energy transfer

Checklist for science method writing

Two banks of questions to assess progress from the GCSE Space unit.

A quiz I designed for my lower set Physics class. 5.3.19 - edited to change little errors

Help Tigger and friends discover if stretching his springy tail means he could lose it forever.\n\nThe ppt contains information on the practical, graph and write up.\n\nTwitter: @TJohns85

question sheet and link to video for the scientific eye colour video.

question sheet and link to video for the scientific eye light and reflection video.

A worksheet to go along a practical lesson looking at current and potential difference in series and parallel circuits

A short quiz that covers some areas of Physics - a quick starter for your physics lessons

A timetable that can aid students revision their physics GCSE

A test with answers for IGCSE topic 1 force and motion. SS - is the student test the other has the answers at the end of the document.

Practical resources to investigate if wing length makes a difference to the speed a parachute seed falls to the ground. Template gives 4x seeds - cut along the dotted line and fold one wing behind and one wing in front. These can be trimmed. Also attached is the investigation plan.

Test and mark scheme for IGCSE

A timetable to send to pupils with a question a day / how to revise and revision activities based on cognative science

GCSE Question and answers - electricity calculation based questions Search youtube - Thephysicsnewt (energy calculations) for a walking talking answer video

The resource contains 10 teacher led demonstrations some of which students can also do, all focussing on the gas pressure laws (Gay-Lussacs, Boyles and Charles) and their relationships. The powerpoint also includes data students could plot to further understand the relationships. I have also included the foldable that students can use to further discover the relationships between temperature, volume and pressure. This can be used in conjunction with the powerpoint lesson ideas. I hope you find it useful especially if you a non specialist or you find yourself teaching this new area of the Physics curriculum. SEE MY OTHER RESOURCES PREMIUM + FREE IN MY TES SHOP https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/TRJ