<p>Covers: Small stars, large stars, Hertzsprung-Russell diagrams, electrons moving up and down energy levels, continuous/absorption/emission spectra, using a diffraction grating to measure starlight wavelength and a little bit on luminosity</p> <p>7 Powerpoints with explanations and questions. I would usually use a WS from Kerboodle but obviously can’t include it here. Answers to questions are under grey boxes which disappear on a press of a key/mouse. These are more information heavy than with less questions due to the nature of the topic.</p>

<p>Angular velocity, the radian, centripetal force and acceleration, whirling bung experiment and examples of circular motion situation questions (banking, loop the loop)</p> <p>3 Powerpoints with explanations and questions. I would usually use a WS from Kerboodle but obviously can’t include it here. Answers to questions are under grey boxes which disappear on a press of a key/mouse. Slides are kept simple as I would usually print these out 3 to a page as notes for students.</p>

<p>Elastic and plastic deformation, springs in series and parallel, elastic energy, stress strain and Youngs modulus</p> <p>4 lesson Powerpoints with explanations and questions. I would usually use a WS from Kerboodle but obviously can’t include it here. Answers to questions are under grey boxes which disappear on a press of a key/mouse. Slides are kept simple as I would usually print these out 3 to a page as notes for students.</p>

<p>Covers capacitors, series and parallel, exponential decay, charging and uses of capacitors and energy in capacitors.<br /> 5 Powerpoints with explanations and questions. Answers to questions are under grey boxes which disappear. Slides are plain as I would print them 3 to a page as student notes.</p>

<p>Covers Magnetic fields, charged particles in magnetic fields, electromagnetic induction and Lenz law.</p> <p>5 main Powerpoints plus 2 small side PPTs with explanations and questions. Answers to questions are under grey boxes which disappear. Slides are plain as I would print them 3 to a page as student notes.</p>