<p>Designed to help students to structure their revision over a period of time (30 days). Little revision tasks for students to do each day leading up to their Physics Paper 1.</p>

<p>This resource consists of two worksheets, a picture of a garden food web and an accompanying worksheet for the students to complete using the garden food web.</p>

<p>A worksheet for students who need more practice calculating the resistance of a component by looking at a circuit diagram and using V = I x R.</p> <p>For the more difficult questions knowledge of the voltage and current rules for series and parallel circuits will be required.</p>

<p>This resource consists of two worksheets, a picture of part of an ocean food web and an accompanying worksheet for the students to complete using the ocean food web.</p>

<p>Questions for students to practice using the wave equation (Wave speed = Frequency x wavelength).</p>

<p>Heart and circulation worksheet for KS3.</p>

<p>A resource to allow the students to practice sketching pyramids of numbers and pyramids of Biomass.</p> <p>This can be used to check their understanding of the differences between them.</p> <p>More suitable of KS3 students or lower ability KS4 students</p>

<p>Print this resource onto card or laminate and cut out.</p> <p>This activity allows students to create energy transfer diagrams. Better for lower ability students and younger students.</p>

<p>To be used for students to practice rearranging the F = m x a equation.</p>

<p>I like to use this resource to primarily teach KS3 students about the planets in our solarsystem.</p> <p>Firstly I give them the planet picture cards, planet name cards and planet info cards and ask them to try and match them up. This is a great way to root out what they already know about this topic. (They tend to get the pictures of the planets muddled up).</p> <p>Secondly I ask them to read the information on the planet info cards and use this to start to place them in order from closest to furthest from the Sun.</p> <p>Finally I give them the worksheet which requires them to answer the questions using the information from the planet info cards.</p> <p>To round off I show few suitable youtube videos on the scale and size of the planets in our solarsystem and essentially the lesson is complete.</p> <p>Why I like using this resource:</p> <ol> <li>Promotes group working</li> <li>Encourages students to read to find the information for themselves (For weaker students I choose volunteers to read sections as a whole class)</li> <li>Student focussed activity freeing up the teacher to circle the room and support the learning.</li> </ol>

<p>This resource provides students with practice rearranging and using the F = ma formula.</p> <p>Answers included for easy Self and peer marking by students.<br /> Differentiated into easy, medium and hard questions.</p>

<p>Free Top trump cards for KS3 lower ability students.</p> <p>Please check out my other resources</p>