6 questions, students have to use the information posters (which contain red herrings) to get the correct answers. First person back with a correct answer to a question gets 10 points, 9 for the next etc.
Students use the textbooks/internet to answer the questions on the worksheet. They have to answer a specified amount to be "safe" for the lesson and then there are rewards for achieving more points. Very easily a whole lesson of students working on tasks that are self differentiated.
PDF file that has questions that the students complete as part of revision. The sheet covers basic definitions, descriptions and calculations (including non-standard units).
Powerpoint to introduce the content, then the students complete a worksheet. Then there are two sets of exam questions for them to complete, and some little quiz cards they can use with a board game, or anything similar.
Lesson Breakdown
1 - B1.1 & B1.2 - Quiz question cards, exam questions and a Tarsia puzzle
2 - B1.3 - Lesson looking at how to answer the "Evaluate" questions.
3 - B1.4 - Dice game questions and exam questions
4 - B1.5 - Revision station activity, lots of different activities to assess this topic. Turnables activity based on exam questions
All resources included.
Introduction and delivery of the content for this lesson
Students then complete a worksheet which includes exam questions. A sheet with the worked examples is included.
Introduction to the particle families and how they are broken down. Then introduce how lepton number works. Some examples on the board and then a worksheet to complete. Plenary has the student devising games
This resource has as many 6 mark questions as I could find, or have the time to write myself. Along with each question is a writing frame which includes a sentence starter. There is also a mark scheme for each question.