A revision PowerPoint to cover the topics for P1 of the AQA GCSE Combined Science Trilogy examination. Contains 76 slides detailing content for the P1 exam to be used as revision with a class. Suitable to provide to the pupils as revision notes or flash cards. Topics covered: Energy/ power/efficiency Specific heat capacity required practical Heat transfers and insulation Circuits and related formulae Mains electricity Density and particle theory Structure of the atom Nuclear radiation - hazards and uses

Slides for pupils to find information about the uses of radiation and a question sheet with differentiated questions for pupils to answer.

A knowledge organiser for the new specification AQA physics course for the forces unit. Includes a complete set of notes on the key knowledge for the topic, useful for revision and/or to be given at the start of the unit to support learning.

A revision PowerPoint to cover the topics for physics paper 2 of the AQA GCSE Combined Science Trilogy examination. Contains 61 slides detailing content for the P2 exam to be used as revision with a class. Suitable to provide to the pupils as revision notes or flash cards. I have used this in the last minute revision sessions to deliver to pupils and review the key points. Topics covered: Forces Motion Momentum Stopping/braking distances EM waves and required practical Uses of EM waves (including HT specific content on properties of EM waves) Magnetism and electomagnets The motor effect

A lesson including learning outcomes, notes on pressure, practice calculations on pressure, practical calculations on rearranging the pressure formula and plenary questions.

A revision lesson for a GCSE foundation tier/middle ablility pupils on electromagnets and solenoids focusing on the magnetic fields. This lesson could also be used to support a practical investigation on electromagnets with the content on the properties of electromagnets and solenoids but does not include any protocols for the investigation. The lesson includes 3 learning outcomes, keywords, notes on the properties of electromagnets and solenoid with quick review questions and a set of relevant exam questions with mark scheme. There is also an extension task on planning an investigation into the strength of electromagnets in the style of the new 6 mark questions.

A complete lesson aimed at KS3 classes on series and parallel circuits. Includes: starter/settler, learning outcomes, notes on parallel and series circuits, activity looking at current in different circuits, investigation plan into different circuits and review and plenary questions.

A knowledge organiser on the topics of light and sound covering all KS3 areas, particularly aimed at the AQA new KS3 specification but suitable for all curriculum's. Useful to be given as revision aid or at the start of a topic to aid learning.

A first lesson in an electricity topic aimed at Y7 pupils. Includes a presentation that includes a complete lesson: starter/settler, learning outcomes, notes on circuits, symbols and current in circuits, instructions on a simple investigation into circuits and current, review questions, introduction to circuit symbols, instructions on how to draw circuit symbols (with opportunity to model for pupils) and an activity for pupils to draw their own circuit diagrams.

A complete lesson on resistance in circuits including: a starter/settler, learning outcomes, investigation into resistance activity (use a simple circuit with a bulb, cell, ammeter, voltmeter), calculation practice for calculating resistance and plenary questions

A knowledge organiser on energy transfers, the cost of electricity and power to be used for revision or to aid learning. Designed for the AQA specification KS3 curriculum but suitable for all.

Lesson plan on static electricity includes: starter/settler, learning outcomes, notes on static electricity, review questions and a practical investigation to be carried out on static electricity.

A Presentation/lesson plan on fossil fuels aimed at Y7 pupils. Includes a settler/starter, outcomes, notes, review activity, extended writing task (could be differentiated easily), a few other short tasks and a plenary.

30 quiz quiz trade cards for the kagan activity. Pupils pair up, test each other on their questions, swap questions and move on to pair up with another pupil.

A knowledge organiser for the new specification AQA physics course for the atomic structure unit. Includes a complete set of notes on the key knowledge for the topic, useful for revision and/or to be given at the start of the unit to support learning.

Two presentations for two consecutive lessons investigating electromagnets: Lesson 1 - presentation including learning outcomes, notes on electromagnets, instructions for planning an investigation into electromagnets and peer assessment of the method, and plenary questions Lesson 2 - Contains structure for the investigation in to electromagnets and the conclusions and evaluation sections of these lessons.

A complete presentation and lesson to investigate melting points of ice. Pupils investigate the temperature change of ice melting and plot a graph to use to identify melt points.

A complete lesson on power and energy aimed at a KS3 class but suitable for KS4 lower ability pupils. Presentation includes starter/settler, learning outcomes, notes on power, calculations for pupils to practice power calculations, notes on fuses, activity to link power calculations to choice of fuse and plenary questions.

A lesson introducing the concept and calculations involved in hydraulics, including a walk through of the calculations involved and review questions.

A revision lesson for AQA GCSE Physics Terminal Velocity. Lesson includes: learning outcomes and keywords Notes on terminal velocity and the forces involved Exam questions for pupils to answer with m/s. There is also a challenge/extension task for this Practice on explaining terminal velocity in exam questions with graphs. This has a question for the teacher to model an answer to or answer as a class, then a different exam question for pupils to attempt on their own (provided as an extra sheet so it can be printed and stuck into their books) A mark scheme and model answer for the extended answer question