Learning placemat to discover the joys of convection currents

Introduction to waves - suitable for KS4 and Higher level KS3 Use the learning grid (page 1 of PPT) students teach themselves the basics of: What a wave is, the difference between longitudinal waves and transverse and applications of waves. A starter and plenary are also provided to engage and assess learning.

Intro to magnets and application of electromagnets. Slide 8 needs to be given out for students and the prompt questions on the following slide used to promote independent learning

Uses of ultrasound. Lesson covers: what ultrasound is, how a ultrasound wave is made and how to calculate distance from a ultrasound wave and

Hooke's Law Lesson includes: Practical, differentiated questions and plenary

Centre of Mass lesson Which include information to carry out COM practical on irregular shapes

A range of suvat questions suitable for the new 1-9 GCSE's

Intro to relativity based upon the two boat through experiment.

Conduction lesson includes: Starter, a suggested practical which can be done as a demo or a class practical, plenary and homework

Stopping Distances and Streamlining, lesson includes: a range of engaging activities and plenary

Lesson includes: worksheet, powerpoint, and information sheet. lesson was originally designed for BTEC but can be used across the curriculum

Introduction to newtons law's Designed to follow resultant forces. Lesson covers: Newtons Laws, streamlining and F=ma

Worksheet which can be used to explain how V and I behave in a series and a parallel circuit. Teacher must intro circuit rules, then students can fill in the V and I on the unlabelled ammeters and voltmeters.

Lesson includes youtube links and exam questions to stretch and challenge KS4 pupils

Outstanding static electricity lesson. included: lesson plan, learning placemat (which needs to printed for independent learning), Worksheet and exam questions