A timetable to send to pupils with a question a day / how to revise and revision activities based on cognative science

Test and mark scheme for IGCSE

Practical resources to investigate if wing length makes a difference to the speed a parachute seed falls to the ground. Template gives 4x seeds - cut along the dotted line and fold one wing behind and one wing in front. These can be trimmed. Also attached is the investigation plan.

A test with answers for IGCSE topic 1 force and motion. SS - is the student test the other has the answers at the end of the document.

A game to print of - pupils to look out and find the items on the list.

12 websites that you can use in tutor time that do not require a mobile phone

GCSE Question and answers - electricity calculation based questions Search youtube - Thephysicsnewt (energy calculations) for a walking talking answer video

Lots of practice of the energy calculations from AQA past papers I have also added the answers to my youtube channel here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CYykGGdMNCY&list=PLI5MWBqoTt47KDDnr5uHHAOsTi3T6h_ar

This pack contains a question a day revision resource, a activity pack for pupils to do using retrieval and spaced learning and some helpful hints. I have printed back to back as an A3 booklet as a handout for Year 11.

A assembly with a 5 minute tube link about the inspirational father and son, Rick and Dick Hoyt. When on the achievements page I would talk about the who they actually are - leave the “surprise” of the disability until the video.

For A-level waves

A timetable that can aid students revision their physics GCSE

A starter quiz. Students need to make 4 groups of 4 from the 16 words. Contains the answers

A short quiz that covers some areas of Physics - a quick starter for your physics lessons

Forensic Science Find Someone Who activity

At assembly for upper school to help them manage their time and to do lists.

An activity looking at food chains and food webs

A worksheet to go along a practical lesson looking at current and potential difference in series and parallel circuits

A game to play with students all you need is a die. It will test students maths skills and throw in a bit of luck. You have £5000 to spend on sustainable energy developments. Cost are in the headings in the table. You must spend all the £5000. Each day will start with a roll of the dice. What ever the number lands on determines the days energy. Profitable = times the profit amount by how many of the energy type you have Broken and Damaged = two options every blank out the type for how ever many days or fix them straight away. The winner will be the person that earns the most money at the end of the game. See the example in the table below. The total for day 1 would be: Profit = 30 + 20 = £50 Broken = -£150 Total = -£100 Chance to buy more if needed every 7 days and add up totals Extra weeks can be printed from page 3