A structured resource to help students research the environmental effects of different energy production methods.

A single slide with a reflective learning triangle on it. This is a great way for students to reflect on their learning and capture the progress they have made in a lesson.

This sheet enables students to keep a record of the required practicals that they have completed. They can see at a glance if they need to catch any up and then act on it.

These flash cards are great when printed out double sided and then laminated. Can be used in multiple ways - as flash cards to test the whole class, as small cards for pupils to play pelmanism (memory) with. Printed single sided they can be used as a card sort activity. Covers all the common GCSE units for Physics.

Sheet designed to help pupils learn the spellings of keywords from the latter half of the Physics syllabus. Covers all the commonly misspelled words such as Fission and Fusion. Improves literacy of the students.

A handy reference guide of all the units and symbols in GCSE Physics. Can be used as a sheet to learn and then have a pop quiz on the symbols. Students need to know all of these as units are always worth marks in the exam.

Designed for AQA Trilogy course but suitable to all double award GCSE courses this resource is a handy guide for students to refer to if they need to look up a symbol and its corresponding unit. It is a good tool to help them memorise the units as they can do look, cover, write, check with it. There are a multitude of ways you can use this.

A tracking sheet that lets your students keep track of which required practicals they have done. They can see at a glance if they have missed any and act upon it.

A lesson plan, presentation and worksheet that takes students through an envoy exercise to discover the development of the atomic model. It covers Democritus, Dalton, Thompson, Rutherford, Bohr and Chadwick. There are demonstrations in the lesson plan that bring to life the different atomic models. Please check out my other resources available at my shop GradeGain. Thanks

Complete lesson detailed on a PPT presentation explaining how to calculate the power of a lens.

A lesson plan and presentation about rates of reaction and temperature using hydrochloric acid and sodium thiosulfate (I know it is the international spelling!)

A homework or classwork sheet of key equations that students need to complete. It gives them an example to follow they can then use text books or revision guides to help construct the correct equations. Complete with answers...

Lesson plan, PPT presentation and worksheet for the National Grid. This references two videos that are available on you tube, linked from the presentation. The worksheet has questions for the students to answer whilst they are watching the videos. You will also need a National Grid demo model setup to talk through the structure and demonstrate the effect of the transformers.

A fantastic poster of interesting science books for KS4 students to read. Accompanied by a much longer list of recommended reading for those interested in science.

A template for creating your own taboo game. All you have to do is fill in the topics on the cards and print them out. Students then describe the item at the top of the cards without using any of the words on the card.

A set of loop cards that are perfect for revision of the key principles of nuclear radiation. Covers the structure of the atom, types of radiation, penetration powers and isotopes.

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.

Complete lesson plan and presentation for GCSE Physics pendula. This introduces the concept of increasing length, mass and drop height and the effect on period. Calculations involving period and frequency are included. It references the standard AQA practical for pendula wherre students investigate the effect of increasing the length, mas or drop height of the pendulum to see what effect it has on period.

This resource is an opportunity for students to practice converting to common prefixes such as micro, milli etc. and converting numbers to standard form or scientific notation. There are 20 questions for them to complete and I have included the answers as well! This is aimed at Science students for the new maths content within the new GCSE (2016) for AQA, Edexcel, OCR and WJEC but it would be equally suitable for anyone needing to practice standard form so any Maths students. It is designed as a homework but can equally well be used as a lesson activity. This resource is designed to accompany my Powers of Ten lesson (available separately) which is a good introduction to this worksheet.

A series of more difficult questions on Ohm's Law compared to resource https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/ohm-s-law-calculations-worksheet-11280608 These require students to convert between common prefix units e.g. mA and the SI unit. A useful homework to set or use as revision or even as a class activity.