These are revision mats for AQA Combined Science Paper 2. Specifically looking at the topic Forces. For only £2.50 you will receive 5 revision mats, which include: Terminal Velocity Describing Motion Resultant Forces Plus 2 POINTS PURSUIT: Forces Topic Revision SUVAT Equations of Motion Momentum Calculations POINTS PURSUIT is a gamified revision strategy that can be integrated with any rewards system of your choosing and is a nice way to increase competition. Questions start off as low demand at the top and then progressively increase in difficulty as students move down the sheet - please note that I have used this activity style with higher ability classes and many students have started at the bottom to gain the most points and then worked their way up the sheet as an effective strategy.

These are worksheets for Edexcel iGCSE Physics. Specifically looking at the topic Forces and Motion. For only £3.50 you will receive worksheets, which include: Describing motion Resultant forces Terminal velocity Plus 3 POINTS PURSUIT worksheets: Topic revision Momentum equations SUVAT equations POINTS PURSUIT is a gamified revision strategy that uses a points system to rank task difficulty and motivate students! Questions start off as low demand at the top and then progressively increase in difficulty as students move down the sheet – but that doesn’t mean you have to start at the top! Many students start at the bottom to gain the most points and then work their way up the sheet as an effective strategy also! Here’s some ways you can utilise this resource: Assess ‘missed’ knowledge – set a timer (10 minutes should be enough but change as you see fit) and complete as many tasks as possible without using any revision materials, notes or textbooks (or Google!). After you have finished, switch to a different coloured pen and then go through the tasks again with additional materials to support you. By now, every task should have been completed. Now, use my answer sheets to mark your work in a third colour. This will help identify any gaps in knowledge by looking for where the second and third pens were used most! Award points for attempted tasks AND tasks which have been ‘marked’ to encourage thorough learning Use as a before and after! Try this task before you learn any new content on the topic and then again when you have finished studying. This is great to highlight how much information you have learned as it too often so easy to forget how much your brain is trying to take in!