A presentation and worksheet covering momentum including change in momentum, car crashes and a simple marble investigation. Lots of practice questions with answers included.

This activity introduces the concept of electricity generation, then students research the main methods. Worksheets, fact sheets and model answers included, along with an extra question pack.

This activity covers the equations E = Pt and E = QV. There are lots of calculations and practice questions all with answers and working out.

A presentation and worksheet covering the energy transfers in roller coasters for GCSE.

A presentation and worksheet covering work done and power calculations, and a practical activity to see how much exercise you need to do to burn off a Kit Kat.

A presentation and worksheet covering conservation of energy and energy transfers

Revision worksheet covering the AQA Organisation topic (biology). Three slightly different versions to cover all the topics.

Presentation and worksheet covering structure of the lungs and gas exchange. Lots of interesting video links, plus a creative literacy activity.

In this activity students consider the record-breaking leap by Felix Baumgartner and attempt to calculate the energy transfers. There are video links and answers to the calculations included.

A presentation and worksheet covering efficiency calculations and drawing sankey diagrams

A revision worksheet for the Cells topic, covering cell structure (eukaryotic/prokaryotic/plant), organelle function and magnification. Answers included.

A powerpoint and accompanying worksheet covering density calculations, melting and boiling points, changing state and graph skills

This activity is for KS3 students who have already been introduced to the concept of pressure and the formula P=F/A. It was inspired by the Dragon’s Den episode where the company Clean Heels pitched their idea, which won an investment. Students calculate pressure from two different shoes, then calculate the difference this product makes. There is a final creative task (if time allows or HW) to create an advert for the company.

This activity is adapted from a Kings' College resource and develops argumentation skills. It is also a good summary of the differences between plant and animal cells and an introduction to classification.

A simple game of top trumps which the students make. This is designed for students to make cards on computers and print them out to play. It can also be done by hand if you print the templates off. In groups of 5, each student makes 4 cards (use the groups slips to allocate elements). I have restricted it to the first 20 elements, but obviously you can extend it if you want bigger sets. Then print off and play - see the instructions for more details.

This sheet is completed on computer. Students open the document and complete the sheet. Press ctrl and click on the links to open the websites.

A websheet to support student research into metal extraction. Upload this to your VLE and students complete and print for their notes. They need to press ctrl and click the links to open the websites.

This is suitable for end-of-year revision for weaker students. Instructions: BEFORE LESSON 1. Print out the posters on A3 2. Print out the worksheets 1 per pupil 3. Print out the cards, cut out and put them on desks along with the corresponding poster DURING LESSON 1. Give out worksheets, students move to different posters/cards 2. They arrange the cards on the poster. When it has been checked, they copy this onto their own worksheets.

Some initial questions about the article. I get the students to write answers, although I'll probably make a mark scheme and upload it when I get a chance. The accompanying powerpoint has some links and images to get students thinking about the topics. Added 20/04/16: Two activity sheets based on the article and a glossary

Starter or plenary comparing different methods of transport. Answers included on separate sheet