Fully planned and resourced lesson on Energy transfers for KS3 science. Includes scaffolding challenge and AFL. LO: Describe the different types of energy and how they can be transferred Identify an example of each energy source. State what the conservation of energy is. Explain how energy is transformed.

Fully planned and resourced lesson on Useful and Wasted Energy for KS3 science. Includes scaffolding challenge and AFL. LO: Calculate useful and wasted energy Identify useful and wasted energy from energy transfer diagrams. Calculate the useful and wasted energy. Explain where the wasted energy dissipates to.

Fully planned and resourced lesson on Efficiency for KS3 science. Includes scaffolding challenge and AFL. LO: To calculate the efficiency of different appliances Describe the term efficiency Calculate efficiency using the equation Explain how to increase efficiency

Fully planned and resourced lesson on Cost of electricity for KS3 science. Includes scaffolding challenge and AFL. LO: To be able to calculate the cost of electricity 1.To be able to work out the cost of running different household objects 2.To explain how you can reduce your electricity bill 3.To be able to calculate pay back time for different types of insulation

Fully planned and resourced lesson on Power for KS3 science. Includes scaffolding challenge and AFL. LO: To be able to explain what is meant by power 1.State what power means. 2.Calculate power from an equation 3.Rearrange the power equation and apply it to questions.

Fully planned and resourced lesson on Renewable energy for KS3 science. Includes scaffolding challenge and AFL. LO:Evaluate renewable energy resources 1.State what renewable energy is and give some examples. 2.Describe how renewable energy produces electricity. 3.Compare and contrast the adv/disadv of renewable energy sources.

Fully planned and resourced lesson on Non-renewable for KS3 science. Includes scaffolding challenge and AFL. LO:Evaluate non-renewable energy resources 1.State what non-renewable energy is and give some examples. 2.Describe how non-renewable energy produces electricity. 3.Compare and contrast the adv/disadv of non-renewable energy sources.

Fully planned and resourced lesson on conducting and experiment on changes of state for KS3 science. Includes scaffolding challenge and AFL. LO: To investigate melting and boiling points of different substances construct a results table for your investigation To take measurement of melting and boiling points for different substances 3.Form a conclusion of your results IP

Fully planned and resourced lesson on Changes of state for KS3 science. Includes scaffolding challenge and AFL. LO: To explain what happens to the particles when a change of state occurs To be able to explain the terms melting and boiling point To take measurement of melting and boiling points for different substances 3.To explain why an increase or decrease in thermal energy changes the arrangement of the particles.

Fully planned and resourced lesson on Acceleration for KS3 science. Includes scaffolding challenge and AFL.

Fully planned and resourced lesson on the Particle model of matter for KS3 science. Includes scaffolding challenge and AFL. LO: To explain how the three states of matter are represented in the particle model To be able to draw the particle model for the three states of matter. To be able to explain how the arrangement of the particle’s changes. 3.To be able to explain why the arrangement of the particles changes.

Fully planned and resourced lesson including self assessment, scaffolding and stretch and challenge tasks LO: To be able to draw and interpret a DT graph Identify the parts of a distant-time graph. Draw a distance time graph of your journey to school. Explain the journey of someone from a distance time graph.

Fully planned and resourced lesson on Elastic force for KS3 science. Includes scaffolding challenge and AFL. This is a twist on the common Hooke’s law experiment where students will measure the extension of strawberry laces when force is applied LO: To be able to investigate Hooke’s Law Explain what objects show elastic force Be able to find the force using the equation F=ke Carry out an investigation into Hooke’s Law

Fully planned and resourced lesson on Elastic force Analysis for KS3 science. Includes scaffolding challenge and AFL. Part 2 of the Elastic forces -Strawberry laces lessons LO: To be able to draw a graph and write a conclusion of your results. Explain when a bar chart and line graph should be used Decide and draw the correct graph for your results Write a conclusion for your results

Fully planned and resourced lesson on Mass vs Weight for KS3 science. Includes scaffolding challenge and AFL. LO: Explain how mass, weight and gravitational field strength are linked in an equation Explain the difference between mass and weight. Explain why gravity is different on different planets. Draw conclusions using data about the relationship between gravity and orbits.

Fully planned and resourced lesson on Elastic force for KS3 science. Includes scaffolding challenge and AFL. LO: To be able to investigate Hooke’s Law Explain what objects show elastic force Be able to find the force using the equation F=ke Carry out an investigation into Hooke’s Law

Fully planned and resourced lesson including self assessment, scaffolding, AFL and challenge tasks LO: To be able to show where a magnetic field exerts a force 1.Explain what magnetic force is. Be able to explain when magnets attract and repel Use magnetic and compasses to shown the magnetic field line.

Fully planned and resourced lesson on Hooke’s Law analysis for KS3 science. Includes scaffolding challenge and AFL. LO: To be able to draw a graph and write a conclusion of your results. Explain when a bar chart and line graph should be used Decide and draw the correct graph for your results Write a conclusion for your results

Fully planned and resourced lessons on Hooke’s Law strawberry laces for KS3 science. Includes scaffolding challenge and AFL. Lesson 1- Plan and carry out the experiment Lesson 2- Analyse your results and draw a graph

Fully planned and resourced lesson on Gravity for KS3 science. Includes scaffolding challenge and AFL. LO: Explain how mass, weight and gravitational field strength are linked in an equation To be able to explain what is meant by gravity. Explain how mass, weight and gravitational field strength are linked in an equation To be able to use and re-arrange the equation for gravity.

Fully planned and resourced lesson on the Hooke’s Law investigation for KS3 science. Includes scaffolding challenge and AFL. Lesson 1- Plan and carry out the practical Lesson 2- Analyse results and draw a graph