Task Cards cover the following topics: Types of Forces, Gravity, Friction, Magnetism, Simple Machines Suitable for extension work or as an end of topic review. 5x Multiple Choice (Choose one correct answer) 5x Match up (Drag and place the matching words) 5x Review (Fill in the blanks summary) Different ways to use this activity -Printed Task Cards for group work -Self Graded Boom Cards for interactive whiteboards or independent work Click here to preview Boom Cards

A fun set of activities focussed on different space keywords from A-Z. Includes 40 bingo cards and clue cards for students to be able to play in smaller groups. Also includes a matching activity and a differentiated keyword puzzle. Covers objects found in the solar system and beyond. Other Bingo Activities: Animal Bingo (1-4) Space Bingo (4-7) Antonyms Bingo (1-4) Onomatopoeia Sound Bingo (1-4) Christmas Maths Bingo (3-6)

This interactive notebook uses cut and stick activities to help your class learn about sound and waves. -Investigate …the sound waves produced by different musical instruments -Describe … the loudness and frequency of each musical instrument -Explain… how a sound is heard by the ear -Apply…data to a chart of the hearing range of different animals -Link… ideas about light and sound to thunder and lightning

Designed to extend the understanding of forces for KS2. This can be used as challenge work for higher learners or as group work for science activity centres. The topics include: - Types of Forces - Balanced Forces - Friction - Weight and Gravity The virtual experiments can either be used to introduce the experiment and make predictions or used on their own to show how to analyse results and make graphs. The experiments include: - Electromagnets -Floating -Friction - Weight and Height The review quiz covers all the topic using a domino match up game

A lesson on ohmic conductors and semi conductors with several investigations suggested. This includes ideas about diodes as well as keywords and a review quiz. A worksheet is also included with differentiated questions. Objectives: Describe the main electrical laws Compare the Voltage Current graphs for different devices Investigate the properties of a semiconductor diode

Introduction to early scientific ideas and keywords. Definitions and equations for voltage current and resistance are presented. A worksheet with differentiated questions is also included. Objectives: Describe current, voltage and resistance. Investigate if a device obeys Ohm’s law. Calculate current, voltage and resistance in a circuit

This lesson covers an in depth investigation into electrical power and energy for A level Physics. A set of differentiated question have also been included in the worksheet. Learning objectives: Describe energy and power in electricity. Investigate the heat energy supplied by electrical devices. Calculate power and energy transferred.

A conceptual based lesson on current and charge focusing on the main misconceptions students come across and everyday applications. This includes a starter on keywords and a review quiz. Objectives: Describe static charge and polarisation. Explain the difference between static charge and current. Calculate the rate of flow of charge This also includes worksheet covering 3 levels of differentiated questions: foundation, exam based and extended.

This interactive notebook uses cut and stick activities to help your class learn about the Solar System including the planets, dwarf planets, moons and asteroids. Includes 28 different planet and moon fact cards! -Investigate the different objects found in our solar system -Describe the difference between planets, dwarf planets, moons and asteroids -Explain the facts and opinions that might support the idea of life on Mars -Apply data to a pie chart about the number of moons each planet has -Link the similarities and differences between the inner and outer planets

A set of 17 worksheets on Unit 4 Fields and Further Mechanics. Both sets of worksheets come with model answers and self assessment sheet.