A scaffolded worksheet and answers for the new 9-1 GCSE Scheme. This takes students through the process of calculating final speed using v^2-u^2=2as. It then encourages them to re-arrange the formula and calculate speed. All data is real data for the vehicles quoted.

A scaffolded worksheet to help students with calculating the Force on a spring given the extension and the spring constant using F=ke. It then goes on to get students to calculate elastic potential energy in the same situations using E=0.5ke^2 This worksheet comes with an Answer sheet as well! For further Science resources please visit my shop at Grade Gain

A knowledge organiser for the basic knowledge of atomic theory. It covers everything from strcuture of the atom through half-life to nuclear equations all on one A4 sheet. This is an excellent revision aid and can be used for look, cover, write, check or testing each other or many different uses.

This has the main topic headings for the Combined Science Paper 1 grouped according to topic. Each required practical is highlighted. This can be used as a revision aid for students to work through and identify areas to work on or they can add to and improve the mind map with detail although it may want to be blown up onto A3 for this.

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A structured worksheet to enable students to complete nuclear equations. It gives the main rules and then gives the students opportunity to develop their skills with more complex equations. Answers included! Get more at Grade Gain

A structured worksheet to take students through converting prefixes to actual numbers, for example, 10mA. It covers the main prefixes they will come across, micro, milli, centi, kilo and Mega. It enables them to practice a wide range of conversions. Complete with Answer sheet!

A differentiated worksheet of calculations for work done. Students complete a range of scaffolded questions about work done, distance and force. They move on to rearranging the equation for work done.

This knowledge organiser is a great revision aid for all those maths skills that students need for the new GCSE Biology, Chemistry, Physics or Combined Science. It covers standard form, conversions, definitions of keywords such as uncertainty and precision, graphs and operator precedence. Use it for students as a mat to aid in calculations or as a summary of knowledge to be learned.

This is a tracker sheet that enables students to record when they have completed each required practical for the Trilogy GCSE. It covers the Biology, Chemistry and Physics practicals for the Combined Science GCSE. There is also a useful link to some required practical videos to enable students to revisit these when they are revising.

This has been produced as an extract of the AQA required practical document. It is designed to be printed two pages to a page and flip on short edge to form a booklet that students can then stick in their books. This is for required practical 10 - Radiation and absorption. The content is from AQA and the layout and formatting is my own. AQA may change the contents of their practical this is correct as of 20-10-2016.

This worksheet is designed for GCSE students to consolidate their learning of the structure of the atom. It challenges them to identify elements, draw their nucleus structure and identify charge on ions.

Scaffolded and differentiated calculations for Ohm's Law. This worksheet leads the student through using Ohm's Law and rearranging it It is to be used as a supplementary worksheet to the other Ohm's Law ones I have as it incorporates IV graphs and interpretation as well. This can only be done once the relevant required practicals are completed. Now with an answer sheet!

A worksheet designed to help students practice using Boyle's Law for calculating pressure or volume based upon changes to pressure and volume. All data is from real world examples. Answer sheet included. This forms part of a complete lesson which is available here for only 50p more!

A structured worksheet to take students through using the GCSE Physics equations P=VI. It starts off with 5 questions using it in the P=VI format then there are 4 further questions using the formula in a rearranged format. The final question is a tough one that requires linking knowledge from other formula, notably E=VQ and Q=It, both of which they need to know.

Exactly what it says, a few practice calculations using Ohm's Law for GCSE Physics. There is a worked example to start with and then students quickly progress to completing their own calculations. Useful as a starter activity or revision for students who are struggling with the mathematics behind Ohm's Law. This is a differentiated resource that enables student to develop confidence with Ohm's Law. For a more difficult worksheet please see this resource: Ohm's Law

The first in a series of transformer equation worksheets. This worksheet takes students through calculating the power of a transformer using P=IV and then ultimately onto calculating potential difference and current in one or other of the primary or secondary coils.

A complete lesson plan and presentation for students to complete their learning about a filament lamp, a non-Ohmic conductor. This includes required practical 4b, resistance of a lamp.