Aimed at advanced level students, this presentation tackles Ohm’s law, use of the formula and combining resistors in series and parallel! Packed with theory notes, proofs and questions, it comes complete with all answers built in! Save hours of prep time! It’s all done for you. Enjoy.

Students move around a circus of simple investigations and answer questions at each station (simple technicians list provided)! The encounter lots of different forces and see them in action and try to understand if the forces are contact forces or forces acting at a distance. Magnetic forces, gravity, electrostatic forces, pushes and pulls and Buoyancy! Oh what fun we had! The worksheet for the activity is accompanied by a complete answer sheet to save you, my wonderful colleagues, valuable time. Word files and pdfs supplied so that you can edit or modify too!

Get to grips with the velocity equation, different units and rearranging the equation. Packed with questions and a Boffin task to keep more able students busy, it comes complete with full solutions to all questions.

Six sided booklet packed with A level Physics questions ensuring that students can deal with all aspects of this difficult topic. It covers vectors, scalars, Newton's laws, suvat (the equations of motion) , displacement time graphs, velocity-time graphs, statics and dynamics. It comes with fully comprehensive answers so that students can work through it independently. If you students can complete this worksheet they will be ready for anything the exam can throw at them. Six sides. Yes. really!

Aimed at advanced level students, this worksheet tests students use of the critical angle formula. It comes complete with answers. I shall say no more!

Refraction and Snell’s law. This worksheet ensures that students are comfortable with manipulating Snell’s law and choosing the appropriate refractive indexes to use in questions. This double sided worksheet comes complete with fully worked answers! Ideal for GCSE and advanced level students for first teaching or as an intervention aid. It comes complete with a challenging Boffin Task to keep more able students off the streets. Enjoy.

Efficiency is a key topic for students of all ages! Here is a slide packed with questions galore! It comes complete with worked examples and answers to all questions! From simple calculations to rearranging the formula - all abilities are catered for. Science Geeks - making efficiency resources so you don’t have to bother! How efficient can you get? Energy saved and not even slightly wasted!

A fun packed presentation about Sankey diagrams, energy transfers and using Sankey diagrams to calculate efficiencies! This slide includes worked examples and questions galore. It comes complete with ANSWERS to all questions along with links to a free Science Geeks video, interactive revision resource and Kahoot Quiz! Literally hours of physics larks and laughter.

Those pesky new Science GCSE specifications are full of challenging new demands. Dealing with prefixes like nano, micro, mega and giga is a major problem for students and teachers alike. God bless Michael Gove. I wish him well in his career. This presentation introduces students to the concept slowly and aims to build confidence slowly before introducing the new demands. Packed with theory, examples and questions, it is aimed at students of all abilities and contains Boffin Tasks to stretch the most able. ANSWERS to all questions are included in the presentation. Free online quiz too… KAHOOT QUIZ LINK: https://play.kahoot.it/#/k/b3ca7c91-4258-47b4-a561-b92bb89f6bc4

The new Science GCSE specifications contain some demanding concepts and vectors and scalars is one of them. Thank you Michael Gove. This presentation attempts to present the idea in a fun, accessible fashion for all students whilst stretching the most able with our BOFFIN TASKS. Full of theory, examples and questions, the resource comes complete with ANSWERS to ALL QUESTIONS. Enjoy. Now with FREE video!

This activity packed resource consists of a presentation packed with starters, theory notes, calculation based activities, extension tasks for all abilities PLUS a 5 station kinetic EXPERIMENT/ACTIVITY CIRCUS! Kinetic energy and gravitational potential are examined in detail and each formula is explained. Questions test students’ progress and all questions come complete with ANSWERS! In addition, there is a five station KE/GPE activity circus. A full technician equipment list is provided along with printable activity cards for each station. SEVENTEEN slides of PHYSICS FUN! Enjoy! Free video link too!

A presentation all about the concept of work done! What does it mean? How do we calculate it? It comes complete with a starter, theory notes, a science geeks video link, easy questions, hard questions, boffin tasks and practical activities. All ANSWERS to questions are included in the presentation to enable peer marking or self assessment. Enjoy fellow Science teachers!

Yes! It’s that horrible new equation in the new GCSE! That horrible equation involving velocity acceleration and distances! Here is the power point of teachers dreams and one that is designed to stop your students from having nightmares! The power point comes with worked examples and 2 slides of practice questions with full answers to all questions for quick feedback. Boffin tasks are also included for the more able student. Science Geeks - making your life easier! This applies to all GCSE physics and Combined Science Courses - you may just have to edit the symbol different boards use for distance.

Those pesky independent, dependent and control variables? Are they continuous or categoric? Which are the ones you keep the same? Has there ever been a concept that students get so confused about again and again? This presentation is packed with exercises in order to test that knowledge and formativelz deal with misconceptions. Ideal to use in a focused one off lesson, or as a tool for surprise plenaries or starters over a longer period of time, the slides here contain real life investigations and data and test students graph plotting skills and planning as well. Essential for all budding scientists! Let us solve this problem once and for all.

Velocity-Time graphs explained in this handy presentation! Complete with theory notes, questions and examples, this 9 slide presentation covers all aspects including calculating the distance from the area under the graph. It also has a video link to our free YouTube video on the topic. All numerical answers are included as part of the presentation so that self assessment can take place! Enjoy. Science Geeks - doing lots of prep so that you don’t have to.

A 14 slide presentation packed with theory notes, a practical activity, typical speeds of stuff, calculations galore and genius super speedy problems! All questions come with built in answers for peer marking fun. There is something for everyone here. The concept of velocity is introduced simply and a link is included to our Science Geeks video on Calculating Speed. This essential concept is tested to the limit as students move from simple problems and selecting the right units through to rearranging the equation to investigate the problems of interstellar travel.

Science Geek presentation! Eleven slides of distance -time graph fun including a starter, a plenary, a science geeks video link, the theory and lots of graphs and questions! Interpret the shape and calculate speeds! Ideal for KS3 or KS4 students! Comes with more challenging tasks for swotty students.

Electricity! Current in series and parallel circuits! What is current? What is it made of? How does it behave? What will the ammeter reading be in different places and different circuits. Ideal for KS3 or KS4 students, this worksheet tests students’ knowledge of these difficult concepts allowing the teacher to assess them and take steps to ensure further progress. Complete with answers, this double sided worksheet will stretch students of all abilities and comes complete with BOFFIN TASKS to stop the more able students from annoying you.

This DOUBLE SIDED worksheet asks students to think about and predict how current behaves in series and parallel electrical circuits and then gives them the methods to do just that. On completing the experiments the worksheet summarises the key information and tests its application. Ideal for KS3 or KS4 students. It comes complete with demanding extension tasks to keep those pesky able kids off the streets and occupied.