A set of 10 past paper questions with their answers focusing on Young’s double slit experiment and waves going through a diffraction grating Can be used as classroom activity, homework, revision or assessment. Please rate if you find this resource useful. More past paper questions for every topic are available on my shop “Brainworks” on TES.

Set of 4 past paper questions with answers on motion graphs distance/time graphs (straight and curved) velocity/time graphs gradient calculation area under graph calculation Please leave a review if you like this resource. More past paper questions for every topic are available on my shop “Brainworks” on TES.

Set of past paper questions with their answers on evaporation. Can be used as classroom activity, homework, revision or assessment. Please rate if you find this resource useful. More past paper questions for every topic are available on my shop “Brainworks” on TES.

Set of past paper question and their answers covering: -structure of the atom -alpha, beta and gamma radiation -background radiation -nuclear equations -isotopes -half life -real life applications etc Can be used as classroom activity, homework, revision or assessment. Please rate if you find this resource useful. More past paper questions for every topic are available on my shop “Brainworks” on TES.

Material for couple of lessons to investigate the electric current in a circuit. Interpret and draw simple series circuits Measure current using ammeters Model and explain how common types of components (cells, wire), affect current

Investigate the voltage in series and parallel circuits Explain what voltage is and how it can be measured Model and explain parallel circuits Model and explain how series and parallel connections affect current

Investigate resistance in circuits Discuss the effect of voltage and resistance to current Design an experiment and collect data to determine resistance Interpret experimental observations and data Evaluate methods and suggest possible improvements

Calculate the resistance of two resistors in series and in parallel. Investigate factors affecting resistance. Describe the variation of resistance of light dependent resistor (LDR). Describe the variation of resistance of thermistors and light emitting diode (LED).

Discuss the properties of waves Understand what a wave is Distinguish between transverse and longitudinal wave Identify the wavelength, amplitude, frequency and period of waves Material from Pearson Education and Boardworks has been used. Please leave a review if you like this resource.

IGCSE introduction to units, unit prefixes, conversion of units and extract of units of physical quantities from equations

Define scalar and vector quantities and give examples. Distinguish between distance-displacement and use diagrams to calculate them. Use the relationship for speed and velocity in numerical problems

Recall and use the equation relating distance, speed and time. Represent distance-time graphs of different motions. Construct and interpret distance-time graphs. Extract information from the gradient of the graphs.

Understand what acceleration is. Distinguish between acceleration and deceleration. Extract the formula and apply it in numerical calculations.

Material for a few lessons to cover speed/velocity-time graphs. Used these for my observation - received very good feedback. Understand the difference between speed and velocity Recall and apply the equation for acceleration Explain/Predict how the speed time graphs look like Construct and interpret speed time graphs Illustrate speed-time graphs of different motions Explain what the area under velocity-time graph represents Calculate the gradient of velocity-time graphs Calculate acceleration and displacement using velocity-time graphs Convert the description of a journey to velocity-time graph

Design an experiment to measure the acceleration of gravity Make measurements and calculations to find acceleration Compare your experimental results with the theoretical value Evaluate your results and suggest ways to improve them (Differentiated activity for LA/HA)

Analyse free-body force diagrams Identify the type of forces Draw and interpret free-body force diagrams Calculate the resultant force

Understand the First Newton’s Law Describe the force of friction and evaluate if it is a useful force or not Relate the balanced forces to moving and stationary objects Predict the effect of non-zero forces (unbalanced) on the motion of objects Understand Newton’s first and second laws of motion Relate the balanced forces to moving and stationary objects Predict the effect of non-zero forces (unbalanced) on the motion of objects Apply Newton’s Laws of motion into numerical problems Material from Pearson Education has been used

Set of past paper questions focusing on three areas on the Energy topic a) Convection b) Power Stations c) Work and Power If you like this material please leave a review

Analyse the properties of sound Understand what causes sound Relate pitch and loudness to frequency and amplitude Compare the hearing ranges of humans and animals Material from Boardworks has been used.

Students had to prepare a presentation to explain how electricity is produced in their countries and to discuss about their energy resources. I prepared a presentation as an example of what I am expecting of them. If you like this material please leave a review