Lesson 3 from Heat Transfer topic for Key Stage 3. Differentiated Learning Outcomes: All: Recall which substances heat can travel through by convection. Most: Demonstrate a convection current. Some Explain how a convection current is formed.

Lessons 1-3 of the Key Stage 3 Heat Transfer topic. Powerpoints for complete lessons. 1. Hot Stuff - looks at the relationship between heat energy and temperature, 2. Heating Solids -looks at conduction, 3. Heating Fluids - looks at convection. All lessons have differentiated learning outcomes.

Complete lessons 4-6 of the Heat Transfer topic for KS3. All three lessons contain great practicals. Lessons also suitable for KS4. All lessons have differentiated learning outomes. Lesson 1 - Radiation Lesson 2 - Changing State Lesson 3 - Protective Clothing.

Complete lesson number 6 in the Heat Transfer topic for KS3: Protective Clothing. Differentiated learning outcomes: All: Explain why protective clothing is needed using scientific reasoning. Most: Understand the important scientific properties of insulation. Some: Understand the important scientific properties of insulation.

Quiz Quiz Trade cards for Heat Transfer. Extremely useful.

Lesson 1 of the KS3 topic Heat Transfer - Hot Stuff. This lesson is focused on the difference between heat and temperature. Practicalprocedure included. Differentiated learning outcomes: All Recall the units for measuring temperature and heat energy. Work out which way heat energy will be transferred between a hot and a cold object. Most Explain the difference between temperature and heat energy. Some List the three things that the amount of heat energy stored in an object depends on.

Lesson 2 in the Heat Transfer topic for KS3. Differentiated learning outcomes: All List some examples of heat conductors and insulators. Most Explain conduction using the particle method. Explain why some solids are better conductors than others. Some Explain why solids expand when they are heated.

1st lesson in the Key Stage 3 topic The Solar System and Beyond. Complete lesson. Differentiated learning outcomes: All: Explain what the terms day and year means to an astronomer. Most: Describe how shadows form and how they can be used to tell the time. Some: Explain how the time and date varies on our planet.