This set of past paper questions covers the topic of Energy Resources. It covers the way power stations work and compares various energy resources (advantages and disadvantages). It includes the mark scheme the shows how the marks are given. It is an excellent resource to use for practice, revision and preparation for tests and exams.

A set of past paper questions that cover the topic of Gravitational Potential and Kinetic Energy (GPE an KE). It includes the mark scheme the shows how the marks are given. It is an excellent resource to use for practice, revision and preparation for tests and exams.

A set of past paper questions to cover the topic of springs and Hooke’s Law. It covers everything on spring constant, limit of proportionality, graphing etc. It includes the mark scheme the shows how the marks are given. It is an excellent resource to use for practice, revision and preparation for tests and exams.

A set of 23 past paper questions (multiple choice and short answers) that covers the motion/kinematics topics. It has questions also on motion graphs. The questions come along with their answers (mark scheme). It is a great document for practice and/or revision for tests and exams

This document includes four past paper questions on experiments of the curriculum. It will benefit both the students who are taking alternative to practical papers or even the ones who are doing the actual experiments. It includes the actual mark scheme for self assessment.

A document that contains all the keywords needed for GCSE Physics sorted by topic. It can be used for other curricula too. Next to each keyword is the meaning and sometimes the pronunciation. I have compiled this document after I have seen my students struggling to use the right terminology either in class discussions or in tests. Students can refer to this document during class or during their study time. They can also use it to get familiar with the terminology prior the lesson/topic. It has really helped all my students and especially my EAL students. I can use this document to show support/differentiation for EAL students during observations. It can be used also for younger and older students. The document is 84 pages long. Enjoy!

Learning Outcomes: Use motion graphs to extract the equation of motion Define distance, displacement, speed, velocity and acceleration Use graphical methods to represent displacement, speed, velocity and acceleration Derive the equations of motion

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

Design an investigation to examine how the surface of a container affect the heat loss Identify the difference between heat and temperature Design an experiment to test the heat absorption and emission for different surfaces Evaluate your results and discuss real life applications

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

Investigate total internal reflection of light By the end of the lesson you should be able to: Understand what critical angle is Compare the change of direction of light in terms of refraction and total internal reflection Apply your knowledge of fiber optics to real life examples

Investigate refraction of light Understand what causes the refraction of light Compare the refraction of light in different materials Apply your knowledge to real life examples Please leave a review if you like this resource.

Investigate the law of reflection of light Use the relationship between the angle of incident and the angle of reflection Discuss the formation and characteristics of an optical image seen in a plane mirror Design a periscope Material from Boardworks has been used. Please leave a review if you like this resource.

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.

Material to cover couple of lessons on the dangers of the EM spectrum - Debate on whether mobile phones are safe to use. Investigate aspects of different types of electromagnetic radiation Compare and contrast the transverse and longitudinal waves Demonstrate understanding of safety issues regarding the use of different waves of the EM spectrum Evaluate the role of EM waves in everyday life Please leave a review if you like these resources

A presentation about the different parts of EM spectrum Identify the different types of EM waves Explain the use of each type of EM wave Compare the transverse and longitudinal waves

A presentation about the Doppler effect and its applications Understand how wavelength affects the frequency of a wave Explain what causes the Doppler effect Investigate the real life applications of the Doppler effect

Calculate the speed of the waves Recall the equation for calculating speed Use the wave speed equation to calculate the speed of waves Investigate the sonar technique and its applications

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.

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