All lessons related to magnetism.

Pressure can be transmitted through liquids. In hydraulic machines, exerting a small force over a small cross-sectional area can lead to pressure being transmitted, creating a large force over a large cross-sectional area. Watered down version for KS3

Isolated paper 6 questions & mark schemes for the CIE 0654 Coordinated Science: Chemical Analysis Circuits Density Hooke’s Law Lens Maggots Magnification Pendulum Potato Osmosis Power Rate of Reaction Specific Heat Capacity Titration Transpiration - Potometer Transpiration - Xylem

Cambridge 0654 Coordinated Science 2023 - 2027 P1.6 Work, Power & Energy 1.6.3 Energy Resources

Cambridge 0654 Coordinated Science P1.6 Energy, work and power Kinetic Energy & Gravitational Potential Energy Power point Exam Question worksheets

To learn how to draw a graph and find out what is happening at each stage.

Calculate the Density for the three states of matter: Solid, Liquid & Gas This is suitable for KS3 & KS4

1 Forces - An introduction to forces where students identify the forces acting on an object. 2 Forces - For students to calculate the resultant force on an object and in which direction. 6 Pages altogether. Suitable for Years 7 - 11

Aimed for the very low ability and EAL students. The power point has 27 slides and requires the students to interact from start to finish. AFL is instantly carried out. This can be adapted to the KS3 level if required.

This is aimed at the very low ability and ESL students. Requires the use of whiteboards, practical to wire a plug, pictures of a plugs wired differently and plenary.

Aimed at Year 8 and the work is quite challenging, pushing them beyond their boundaries. Contains symbols, series and parallel circuit drawings to draw. This lesson needs whiteboards for the students to complete their work for AFL. Can be used with students up to Year 11.

Can be used as a revision aid during the lesson or as part of homework.

Aimed at the Year 11 whose GCSE exams are round the corner. The questions are repetitive but a necessity to learn by rote until they notice a pattern. The questions do become challenging as they progress in the activity. It also shows how the extra marks are gained by writing out the momentum formula, substitution and answer. Answers including marks are present in the power point. Good way to assess AFL.

This lesson is aimed at students of very low ability and EAL. It requires the use of a whiteboard where the students draw the circuits and the teacher carries out an immediate AFL.

KS3 & 4. It explains the difference between mass and weight. Includes a worksheet and the power point has a mark scheme on it. To draw a bar graph, that itself comes with its own self-assessment.

For Year 9. A guide to how moments work along with a practical. There are worksheets for Foundation and Higher abilities

This resource includes the following: - Work Done = Force x Distance - Energy Transferred = Weight x Height Suitable for the Year 8 & above. The worksheet has been written out in a unorthodox manner possessing a dark comedy theme to it. Not only will the students get the work done but it will also encourage them to read the questions carefully. It has ten questions which becomes more challenging as the student progresses. There is also answer sheet for the teacher so no working out is required.

Aimed for the very low ability and the EAL students. Require the use of whiteboards for the students to wither draw and write down the answers. Brilliant way for AFL assessment. Can be used with higher ability KS3 students

GCSE Coursework watered down for Year 7.

Power Point and worksheets to explain |Gravity & Space