A lesson introducing students to resistance as part of the electricity topic of the AQA Physics GCSE. The lesson discusses insulators and conductors before introducing and defining resistance. It then moves on to look at the factors effecting the resistance of a wire. It includes images and questions to help students understand the topic.<br /> <br /> Includes a PowerPoint with integrated questions. Answers are included on the slides or in the presentation notes.

<p>A lesson covering a required practical as part of the electricity topic of the AQA Physics GCSE. The lesson recaps previous knowledge on ohm’s law and ohmic components, before looking at the practical and the variables involved. It then includes a full method and handouts with results tables so students can complete the practical and investigate the current and voltage of various components.</p>

<p>A lesson that shows the students how Ohm’s law applies to circuits and components as part of the electricity topic of the AQA Physics GCSE. The lesson recaps knowledge from previous lessons, including converting between mA, kA , kΩ and mΩ. It then explores how Ohm’s law applies to ohmic conductors and introduces current-voltage graphs for various components.</p> <p>Includes a PowerPoint with integrated questions and a worksheet with practice exam questions. Answers are included on the slides or in the presentation notes.</p>

A lesson introducing students to electric fields and how electric charges interact as part of the electricity topic of the AQA Physics GCSE. The lesson recaps how static charges form and then moves on to look at simple electric field diagrams and how they can be used. It includes animations, images and questions to help students understand the topic.<br /> <br /> Includes a PowerPoint with integrated questions. Answers are included on the slides or in the presentation notes.

<p>A lesson introducing students to Ohm’s law and how to work out potential difference, current and resistance as part of the electricity topic of the AQA Physics GCSE. The lesson recaps knowledge from previous lessons before introducing Ohm’s law. It covers how to use V=IR to solve simple problems including ones that require the equation to be rearranged. It then provides a quick practical activity were students build and calculate the resistance of various circuits - basic electronics equipment required. It includes images and questions to help students understand the topic.</p> <p>Includes a PowerPoint with integrated questions. Answers are included on the slides or in the presentation notes.</p>

<p>A lesson covering a required practical as part of the electricity topic of the AQA Physics GCSE. The lesson recaps previous knowledge on resistance of a wire, hypothesis and risk assessments before the students investigate how the resistance of a wire varies with length.</p> <p>Includes a PowerPoint with integrated questions, method and handouts.</p>

A lesson introducing proportionality and how to use them to understand data in physics. It includes optional slides with alternative questions for lower ability classes. This is the third lesson in an introductory unit ensuring that students have the knowledge and skills they to access the GCSE physics course.<br /> <br /> Includes a PowerPoint with integrated questions - answers in the notes, extension task and possible homework on the last slide.

A lesson introducing the proportionality graphs and what they mean. It finishes with exam style questions allowing formative assessment of the students understanding of the topic. It includes optional slides and worksheets with alternative questions for lower ability classes. This is the fourth and last lesson in an introductory unit ensuring that students have the knowledge and skills they to access the GCSE physics course.<br /> <br /> Includes a PowerPoint with integrated questions - answers in the notes and two worksheets with exam style questions.

A lesson going through how to rearrange physics formulas and how to use them to answer questions. It includes optional slides covering the use of triangles for lower ability students. This is the second lesson in an introductory unit ensuring that students have the knowledge and skills they to access the GCSE physics course.<br /> <br /> Includes a PowerPoint with integrated questions - answers in the notes.

A lesson helping students to understand what electric charge and current are as part of the electricity topic of the AQA Physics GCSE. The lesson recaps what electric charge is and then moves on to look at how it moves around a circuit, helping to define what current is. The lesson introduces Q=It and provides an opportunity to practice using it with exam style questions.<br /> <br /> Includes a PowerPoint with integrated questions. Answers are included on the slides or in the presentation notes.

A lesson introducing students to voltage and potential difference as part of the electricity topic of the AQA Physics GCSE. The lesson introduces and defines voltage and potential difference, before investigating how to measure voltage and current with a simple practical. It includes images and questions to help students understand the topic.<br /> <br /> Includes a PowerPoint with integrated questions. Answers are included on the slides or in the presentation notes.

<p>A lesson introducing students to circuits as part of the electricity topic of the AQA Physics GCSE. The lesson recaps previous learning on electric fields and static electricity before introducing circuits, circuit symbols and circuit diagrams. It then provides opportunities to practice using and drawing circuit diagrams - requires basic circuit equipment to allow the students to build the circuits. It includes images and questions to help students understand the topic.</p> <p>Includes a PowerPoint with integrated questions.</p>

Key points for students studying the electricity topic (P2) as part of the AQA Physics GCSE. Ideal for revision, retrieval practice and as an aid when answering questions.<br /> <br /> Includes;<br /> <br /> - Electric Fields<br /> - Electric Charge<br /> - Voltage, Resistance and Current<br /> - Electrical Power and Energy<br /> - Circuit Symbols<br /> - Series and Parallel Circuits<br /> - Current Voltage Graphs<br /> - The National Grid and Transformers<br /> - Update: Static Electricity

Key points for students when doing physics calculations at GCSE. Ideal for revision and as a reminder when answering questions.<br /> <br /> Includes;<br /> <br /> - A guide to solving physic problem<br /> - Rearranging Formulas<br /> - Substitution<br /> - Proportionality including graphs

A lesson introducing students to static electricity and static charges as part of the electricity topic of the AQA Physics GCSE. The lesson covers how static charges form, how charges can be induced, examples and uses of static electricity. It includes animations showing how charges form and how Van de Graaff generators work.<br /> <br /> Includes a PowerPoint with integrated questions. Answers are included on the slides or in the presentation notes.

A lesson introducing students to simple physics calculations and how to solve them. This is the first lesson in an introductory unit ensuring that students have the knowledge and skills they to access the GCSE physics course.<br /> <br /> Includes a PowerPoint with integrated questions.