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Why can rice pour, tiny specks jiggle and trapped air resist a squeeze? Map a route through these questions with a free two-page KS3 particle-model roadmap.

Five lessons in the sequence:

  1. Solids, liquids and gases
  2. Using particle theory
  3. Brownian motion
  4. Diffusion in liquids and gases
  5. Air pressure and particle collisions

Includes learning goals and practical preparation notes, supplied as separate editable Word and print-ready PDF files. This free resource contains the roadmap only. The matching paid lessons and native TES bundle provide editable PowerPoints, lesson plans, practical sheets, original pupil activities and checked answers.

For ages 11–14. This is a five-lesson particle-model introduction, not an entire KS3 chemistry or physics course.

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