Matching and calculating the energy transferred by electrical appliancesQuick View
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Matching and calculating the energy transferred by electrical appliances

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GCSE resource suitable for AQA Physics, to help students get a feel for the power ratings of appliances through a matching activity. These two sheets are not mine- they were originally posted by Kate M Flynn. However, I have modified the rating of the fridge-freezer to allow for a more meaningful comparison with the other appliances as it will not be running at full power for the whole day. Students can then use my calculation sheet to practise E=Pxt. They can predict which appliance will transfer the most energy before they do the calculations. The times given all need converting to seconds to give students further practice. A file with the answers is also included.
Energy stores- spot the mistakesQuick View
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Energy stores- spot the mistakes

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<p>KS3 Physics or KS4 Physics (lower ability).</p> <p>Pupils identify the 10 spelling mistakes and the 5 errors in Physics. Run through the answers and then pupils have to write a brief summary on the blank outline grid provided.</p>