-Very Engaging quiz on V=IR. -Excellent AfL resource which can be used with ABCD cards, mini whiteboards or as an in-class test. -Very versatile. Pupils can be tested individually or as teams. -Links in well with topics related to electricity, power, charge, circuits, national grid etc. -Compatible with all physics exam boards (including AQA, Edexcel, OCR).

Six excellently differentiated worksheets.  Engaging activity where pupils have to label the different parts of a transverse and longitudinal wave. Very well structured and scaffolded according to ability (from SEN to high ability). Excellent for visual learners. Very convenient answers slide for self or peer assessment. Compatible with all physics exam boards (including AQA, Edexcel, OCR).

Outstanding pupil-led lesson which includes: -Well structured starter which allows pupils to recall the parts of an atom, whilst reinforcing literacy skills. -Self assessment tasks after each activity. -Engaging video on how the nuclear model was accepted by scientists. -Three thought-provoking questions on the alpha particle scattering experiment. -Fun activity where pupils have to sort statements regarding the nuclear model and the plum pudding model into the correct column. -Stimulating noughts and crosses plenary. *According to the AQA spec, the exact same content is part of the P1 and C1 units.

Outstanding lesson including: -Engaging match the keywords starter. -Explanation of the difference between mass and weight. -Easy to understand introduction to formula: weight = mass x gravity (w=mxg). -Fun numeracy activity where pupils compare their weight on different planets. -Engaging task where pupils rearrange the formula to calculate weight, mass and gravity. -Peer assessment and self assessment opportunities -Challenging task where pupils convert units to calculate weight, mass and gravity -Stimulating noughts and crosses plenary

Outstanding lesson which includes: -Brilliant match the keywords starter. -Plenty of stimulating AfL including a dice activity, Who Wants to be a Millionaire themed multiple choice quiz and a mini whiteboard task. -Great activity where pupils need to calculate the resistance of a component. -Thought provoking activity where pupils use the V= I x R formula to calculate the voltage (potential difference), current or resistance of a component. -Challenging task where pupils need to convert units in order to calculate voltage (potential difference), current or resistance of a component. -Very engaging noughts and crosses plenary.

Very engaging lesson which includes: -Visual starter on the parts of a wave. Worksheet activity incorporating literacy. -Animated video on waves. Very good for visual learners. - Easy to understand explanation on how to calculate the frequency, wavelength and velocity of a wave. - Well structured questions on calculating a wave’s frequency, wavelength and velocity. - Very engaging AFL quiz on calculating wave speed (Who wants to be a millionaire theme) - Challenging questions where pupils need to convert units in order to calculate a wave’s speed. - Stimulating plenary involving rolling of dice and questions on calculating a wave’s frequency. - Plenty of peer and self assessment opportunities.