This is a complete set of 49 PowerPoints that covers sections A through to G of the Pearson National BTec Engineering (A-Level standard) These PowerPoints are available individually or as bundles by section, but it is heavily discounted in this complete set Every lesson includes a PowerPoint and this entire bundle is designed as a teaching aid for excellent classroom delivery and confidence that the specification has been covered. Many of the lessons also contain a worksheet complete with answers. This bundle includes the following subsections (also available as individual bundles in our shop): Mathematical Methods (11 Powerpoints) Static Engineering systems (3 PowerPoints) Loaded components(3 PowerPoints) Dynamic Engineering system (4 PowerPoints) Lifting machines (4 PowerPoints) Fluid systems (4 PowerPoints) Thermodynamics (5 PowerPoints) Static and direct current electricity (3 PowerPoints) DC circuits (4 PowerPoints) Magnetism (2 PowerPoints) Electromagnetism (3 PowerPoints) Single phase alternating current (3 PowerPoints)

This is a bundle of 12 fully planned lessons and full PowerPoints to assist in the delivery of an Astrophysics course. This not only fully completes the AQA Unit 9 scheme (Optional Astrophysics course) but would be ideal for running a Stretch and Challenge GCSE club This course has excellent ideas, pictures and mathematical solutions to assist in the astrophysics sections of other examination boards This bundle represents a saving of 46% on the purchase price of the lessons separately. Version history: v1.01 - Lesson 28.3 (Charge coupled devices) mathematical error corrected v1.03 - Lesson 28.5 / 28.6 Error in formula corrected and wavelength scale reveres on spectral diagram v1.04 - Lesson 28.10/11 typos corrected and magnitude formula sign altered v1.05 - Lesson 28.12 corrected an error in the maths example. Added a work-through of a second question.

This is the first of three lessons that introduce the idea of logarithms The PowerPoint takes students through the difficulties in graphing data of wide ranging numbers and then, using the E-M spectrum and H-R diagrams, shows how log-log graphs can be used to display this data. This is part of the essential mathematics skills needed for A-Level Physics

This is a 13 slide PowerPoint that covers BTec National Engineering (A-Level equivalent) on the topics of Vectors and Phasors. It covers an introduction to vectors, resolving vectors into components (using trigonometry), finding the sum of vectors in 2 dimensions (using trigonometry and Pythagoras’ theorem), introduction to phasors and the sinusoidal formula including phase-difference. A knowledge of trigonometry (see previous lessons in this series) is needed. This is the tenth PowerPoint in this section (Mathematical methods).

This is lesson 5.4 Double Slit Interference from the latest syllabus and linked to the latest Oxford book (2015) Included here is a PowerPoint of this lesson and lesson plan complete with point by point teaching, homework recommendations and curriculum link; everything that you need to teach this lesson. All of Chapter one is free to sample. I am bundling every chapter of the Year 1 and Year 2 course to make them cheaper. The entire 80 PowerPoint course and full scheme of work is also available as a much cheaper single download here: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/a-level-physics-complete-year-1-as-scheme-of-work-for-aqa-80-powerpoints-6-required-practicals-11311522

This is a lesson and PowerPoint explaining the effect on atomic number and mass number when elements undergo alpha and beta decay. This is the seventh lesson in the Atomic Structure unit of work (P4). The lesson covers the use of nuclear formulae in explaining the changes in the elements as they decay. There is a lesson plan with notes on teaching, a PowerPoint to support the lesson and ideas for extending the lesson for more able students.

This is a bundle of all of the 4 main units of the A-Level Scheme of Work (Year 1) - fully up to date with the latest 2016 syllabus including: Section 1 (Chapters 1 - 3) - Particles and Radiation Section 2 (Chapters 4 - 5) - Waves and Optics Section 3 (Chapters 6 - 11) - Mechanics and Materials Section 4 (Chapters 12 - 13) - Electricity Every single lesson in this 80 lesson scheme is step-by step explained with powerpoints for each lesson, including resource ideas and experiments and the 6 required practicals. All links made clear to the latest AQA syllabus This is everything that a teacher or school needs to teach the entire AS course (Year 1 A-Level AQA). Designed around the AQA syllabus this scheme would be invaluable to anyone teaching any of the main exam boards (OCR and Edexcel). Chapter 1 is also available FREE if you would like to sample the quality of this resource. Every individual lesson is available to download at £2/lesson - Chapters are almost half price and this huge bundle of every chapter works out at only 50p per lesson PLUS information and guidance on the six Year 1 required practicals. All links, page references and lesson codes are from the latest (2015/2016) Oxford University Press book (Both AS and A-Level) Version history: v2.00 - All book codes for homework linked to latest 2016 AQA book v2.01 - Various grammar corrections; simplification of Kaon/Pion table in lesson on particle interactions v2.02 - Addition of a worked example and summary to lesson 3.1, deleted a corrupted file from the diffraction grating folder v2.03 Typo on 11.4 corrected v2.11 - Revamp of chapter 8 v2.12 Renamed a file that was too long, causing issues. Improved PowerPoint 8.3 (labels on graphs)

This powerpoint has the answers that pop up to perform: SUVAT and energy on a rocket Circular motion and SUVAT on a Catherine wheel Specific heat capacity and specific latent heat on a bonfire and water barrel Final slide is a discussion point on fire safety PLEASE leave a review!

This is a bundle of all of the 3 main units of the A-Level Scheme of Work (Year 2) - fully up to date with the latest 2016 syllabus including: Section 6 (Chapters 17 - 20) – Further Mechanics and Thermal Physics Section 7 (Chapters 21 - 25) – Fields Section 8 (Chapters 26 - 27) – Nuclear Physics Every single lesson in this 58 lesson scheme is step-by step explained with PowerPoints for each lesson, including resource ideas and experiments and the 6 required practicals. All links made clear to the latest AQA syllabus. Designed around the AQA syllabus this scheme would be invaluable to anyone teaching any of the main exam boards (OCR and Edexcel included). This is everything that a teacher or school needs to teach the entire Year 2 course, except for the optional Section 9 material (Astrophysics bundle is available in my shop covering 12 extra lessons) Every individual lesson is available to download at £2/lesson - Chapters are almost half price and this huge bundle of every chapter works out at only 50p per lesson PLUS information and guidance on the six Year 2 required practicals. All links, page references and lesson codes are from the latest (2015/2016) Oxford University Press book Remember to check back for updates which we post below; free to re-download and get any improvements! v1.03 - replacement of f for T in pendulum formula in 18.1 v1.04 - placing signs into the velocity and acceleration formulae in 18.2 and the subscripts to clarify the formulae v1.05 - Correction of signs in formulae in sine wave lessons 18.4 and 18.5 v1.06 - Grammar correction in lesson 23.1 v1.07 - Corrected an error in a definition in 22.3 v1.08 - Typo missing powers on Fission slide 27.3 v1.09 - Clarification of force on 17.4 slide v1.11 - Improvement of lesson 24.1 PowerPoint, typos amended in slides 24.3 & 25.1

This lesson covers both the apparent and absolute magnitude of stars, brightness and luminosity, the logarithmic scale and the Hertzsprung-Russell diagram. The H-R diagram includes the positions of the main stellar types, the Sun and the evolutionary path of the Sun. There is a worksheet of questions on these topics, including an answer sheet. This is the fourth (of 6) lessons in this section entitled “Astrophysics” which is available as a bundle in our shop.

This lesson covers the Evolution of the Universe from the Big Bang through all of its major stages, including particle creation, primordial fusion and the development of galaxies. There is a worksheet of questions and answers included in this lesson. Please note that the theory of the Big Bang and the evidence for it is covered in the next lesson of this series. This is the fifth (of 6) lessons in this section entitled “Astrophysics” which is available as a bundle in our shop.

This is a detailed lesson and PowerPoint explain the uses of radiation, dosage to patients and two examples of non-medical uses. This is the eleventh lesson in the Atomic Structure unit of work (P4). The lesson covers the selection criteria for isotopes and uses Technetium as an example, enables consideration for balancing and weighing risks to patients and includes data of common treatments. A one page worksheet has been included as a short activity to enable pupils to graph the data and think about the risks of therapy. There is a detailed lesson plan with notes on teaching, a PowerPoint to support the lesson and a worksheet to aid in delivery / test understanding. There are also ideas for homework tasks and differentiation tasks that can be used by a teacher to develop the lesson further.

iGCSE - Total Internal Reflection This lesson covers the refraction of light and the calculation of refractive index as applied to the phenomenon of total internal reflection. This lesson also demonstrates the experiment that can be performed, step-by-step with animation.

iGCSE Physics PowerPoint that covers the topics of conduction and convection. This 18 page powerpoint explains the two methods of thermal transfer, goes through a science classroom experiment for each and links to insulation with a third experiment fully explained. There are also links with weather patterns and a discussion of the four variables that control conductive transfer rates. This is the second of 6 topics in this units of work and is aimed at covering approximately 3 hours of teaching, including the experiments.