<p>Enough content for 2 lessons including:</p> <ul> <li>Starter on symbols and their units</li> <li>Series and parallel circuits recap</li> <li>Resistance of a wire recap</li> <li>Filament lamp IV curve recap</li> <li>Static charge recap</li> <li>True/False quiz</li> <li>Recap of all equations needed to memorise and a worksheet that tests ALL of the equations where the students have to decide which equation to use (complete with answers)</li> <li>White board quiz</li> </ul>

<p>Hookes Law instructions for a ks3 class including a table to enter data into and a graph with axis ready to plot data onto.</p> <p>I would practise the experiment first to check what sort of extensions your springs get and then change the scale on the graph axis in the powerpoint version of the work sheet if you need.</p>

<p>Working out the peak voltage and frequency of an AC oscilloscope trace suitable for ks4 or possibly A level as practise.</p> <p>Markscheme also included in ppt. I would save as a pdf before printing for full page printouts, I’ve left it as a power point file for download so you can edit easily if you want.</p> <p>Differentiate by printing out double sided and having pupils start on different sides. The harder side has a draw your own trace question.</p>

Picture clues to help with the 7 life processes in MRS GREN

A word gap exercise followed by a few questions on stem cells.

<p>Lessons include: the speed = distance / time equation and practise using it (with answers), an introduction into units and converting units, a whole class practical using ramps and carts, challenge questions to stretch learners, an introduction to formula triangles, whole class true / false AFL.</p>

Lesson powerpoint includes activities and worksheets to print out. Some slides can be used as a help sheet to print out for struggling students.<br /> <br /> I used this with yr11 and it took 2 lessons.

<p>Set of 36 flash cards with questions on:</p> <ul> <li>Particles, antiparticles and photons</li> <li>Particle interactions</li> <li>Classification of particles</li> <li>Conservation laws</li> <li>The photoelectric effect</li> </ul> <p>Simply print slides out on A4 cut out each question &amp; answer then fold and glue so the answers are on the back of the questions.</p> <p>Some slides are left blank at the end to add your own questions :)</p>

<p>Set of 38 flash cards with questions on:</p> <ul> <li>symbols</li> <li>units</li> <li>prefixes</li> <li>errors</li> </ul> <p>Simply print slides out on A4 cut out each question &amp; answer then fold and glue so the answers are on the back of the questions.</p> <p>Some slides are left blank at the end to add your own questions :)</p>

<p>A worksheet to go with the chemistry practical of testing household items with universal indicator and litmus paper to see if they are acidic or basic including a pH scale colour chart.</p> <p>Substances can be changed on the sheet if you want to test different things.</p> <p>Suitable for ks3 or low ability ks4.</p>