Colour by numbers sheet in which students must answer questions based on the electricity module for Physics to get correct colour. Suitable for lower ability groups.

Lesson looking at resistance differences in series and parallel - includes worked through questions - a practical to investigate resistance in parallel circuits - and graph exercise with completed graph for students to compare to

Two lessons on the types of radiation and their uses. Lesson includes multiple tasks throughout . Card sort activity and exam questions are included as well, both have answers on the powerpoint

Powerpoint which takes you through how to work out speed, distance and time with given objects. It also looks at the concept of relative motion. There are two worksheets, one is practice questions with answers on the powerpoint. The other is for use when getting students outside to workout their speed over known distances.

Depending on emphasis this can be used both for Chemistry (Periodic table) or Physics (particle model of matter) It gives an explanation of each of the stages and worksheet to accompany

A powerpoint for introducing the idea of resultant forces and force arrows. It includes a worksheet for students to work through. Answers on powerpoint.

A look at Gravity as a non contact force as well as working out the weight of objects based on their mass and the gravitational field they operate in. Two worksheets available. One with just questions, the other builds up with word fill activities before.

Two lessons covering the sructure of atoms and how to work out subatomic partciles

A lesson looking at how we developed the atomic model - lesson focuses on rutherford scattering and features key for radiation module for AQA GCSE

A revision resource for GCSE radiation module for AQA.

A lesson which follows on from a look at the different types of radiation - it looks at the types of radiation, issues with radiation (contamination ,etc ) and what you would use the types of radiation for in the real world

A lesson on the national grid set up. Includes card sort for each part, an explanation for why transformers are important and a comparison of overhead vs underground cables. Includes exam questions with answers on powerpoint to go through with students. Leads into lesson on assessing power stations and demand across the grid.

A lesson which looks at the thermistor, variable resistor, diode and LDR in detail. It includes an info hunt activity where students learn about how each one works and examples of where it may be used. It also includes exam questions with answers on powerpoint so students can go through questions

Lesson where students explore how series circuits affect current and voltage - includes practical worksheet for students to use. Includes activity where students must use V=IR and knowledge of series circuits to check readings from example circuits

A lesson looking at a comparison between series and parallel circuits - a review of the previous few lessons. Includes a task where students must work out current and voltage on a circuit which has both series and parallel elements. Has exam questions which have answers on powerpoint to go through with students

Lesson for KS3 space - looks at what is meant by a moon. Activity ask students too see how many moons each planet needs. Also looks at the phases of the moon and why we can see different parts at different times. This has an accompanying worksheet.

A resource which looks at how sound waves are produced and how they travel

Three lessons on the density of regular and irregular objects. Linked to the AQA physics scheme of work. There are practical sheets which accompany both lessons and exam questions to assess learning. Lesson 1 -looking at density of regular objects , including practical sheet with questions (answers on powerpoint) for working out density of regular objects Lesson 2 - same idea but now for density of irregular objects, again practical sheet with questions (answers on powerpoint) Lesson 3 - a review, looking at density of liquids, some ideas of precision in this practical and some exam questions to complete. Answers in detail on powerpoint.

Two lessons on gas pressure for AQA. Lesson on introduces the concept of gas pressure and factors which affect gas pressure. Lesson two focuses more on Boyle’s Law with accompanying questions

This is the lesson on identifying frequency and amplitude in waveforms from my sound and light module. If you like this lesson consider looking at the whole scheme. The lesson looks at drawing waveforms, examples, how to identify the frequency and amplitude and how it relates to hearing. Full scheme found here https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/ks3-sound-and-light-full-scheme-of-work-resources-12263056