I have made a series of YouTube video for the Physics required practical. The aim of which are: 1) Get students to learn and research the method of the practical at home, so they can come in to school and carry out the practical asap. "flipping the classroom" 2) Help other teachers who may not be used to the physics practical 3) Help PGCE students and NQT students so that they can be more confident in carrying out practicals I hope you will find my channel useful (many students have commented that they have) and if you do find it useful I hope that you will share the channel and subscribe to it. In the near future I will make a video covering: (a) the remaining physics practicals (b) the required Chemistry and Biology practicals (c) Tutorials on Biology Chemistry and Physics (new spec obviously) Your feedback will be appreciated. Many Thanks PS the link to my YouTube channel is: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0JtrAADXwWmeoDJPZywENA

This resources covers all of the required practical for foundation physics AQA GCSE . The following are key features of the resource: Written in an easy to understand no-nonsense way Simple to follow methods for all required foundation physics practicals Practice writing answers to specific decimal places and significant figures Calculating averages Reading results tables Creating graphs Identifying independent, dependent and control variables To top of all of the above, the pack comes with the answers at the end of it. This means that: a) Teacher work load will be reduced b) Students will be able to work much more independently and will only ask for help when absolutely stuck I feel this pack is the best and easiest way for students to grasp and understand the required practicals. Please do leave feedback for this resource. If you feel it is good then I will make some more packs for the other required practicals too. Thanks Mr Haider.

This pack contains: Teacher PowerPoint presentation information notes for students, to prevent them from copying. Exam Questions with Mark schemes This lesson there is less to it hence a lower price than the other resources.

This is a basic power point presentation aimed at invoking conversation via pictures and classroom discussions. There are no questions etc. Which is why I am giving this for free. It is very basic. However, I have had lots of good classroom discussions based off this power point

This resource contains: Teacher presentation Fact sheet about each state of matter - these are in presentation and separate documents. The idea being that students do not have to copy but can glue it into their books, saving time and focusing more on Exam questions Mark schemes

Price reduction to take into consideration cost of living etc. Helping out teachers. In this pack you will receive: Power Point presentation for teacher Foundation and Higher starter activity with answers AFL throughout Information sheet for students to stick in to save time from copying Exam Question with Mark Scheme

In this pack you will find: Teacher PowerPoint - with notes to provide teaching suggestions Fact sheet for students, so they can read and glue in so they do not have to copy lots of text Animated explanations on how ions are formed Animated explanations on how ionic compounds are formed Lots of AFL questions Exam questions Mark scheme and answers

Price reduction to take into consideration cost of living etc. Helping out teachers This pack contains: 2 lessons, group 1 reaction with water (teacher ppt) Explaining group 1 trend (teach ppt) Information sheets for students - avoid them copying information AFL throughout Exam Questions with Mark scheme

This pack contains: Teacher power point presentation with lots of Afl Ordering of required practical by students printable Afl tasks including exam questions Self assessment for students Gradual increase in complexity of questions Application of knowledge question in an unfamiliar context (last question) This lesson can be done over a double or 2 single lessons Some of the extension task does rely on having a text book. However, all biology textbooks will be suitable for students to carry out extension tasks. You will have to change the text page number if you are not using AQA biology combined text book

In this pack you will get: Power point for teacher Step by step process on how covalent bonding occurs for students Information sheet for students, so they don’t have to copy everything down and can glue it in and focus on answering questions Question with self-assessment Lots of Afl Exam questions with Mark scheme

This pack can be divided into 3 lessons: physical properties of group 7 elements Displacement reactions How to write chemical equations (for higher/more able students) This pack contains PowerPoint presentation for teacher with suggestions in the note section Questions linking previous learning to current learning with AFL Self-assessment for students Data sheet to stop student from copying Information sheets for students to reduce amount of copying Exam Question with Mark scheme

Here is a complete Speed pack covering five lesssons: Introduction to forces Balanced and unbalanced forces Speed Distance-time graph Non-contact forces This pack contains: YouTube videos which student should watch - with questions ready made to answer based off the video. Worked examples Literacy tasks Numeracy tasks graph tasks Model answers This is a very thoughtful pack suitable for all abilities including SEN as everything has been broken down

This is an activity pack which contains: starter activity Ready made questions for a youtube video they must watch A literacy task Fill in the gap activity This is intended for all ability groups and works well with SEN as it is broken down very well.

This pack is good for both KS3 and KS4 structure of the leaf. This pack contains: starter activity Ready made questions to a YouTube video Labeling task literacy task matching activity