This is a complete resource covering the Electrical circuits part of the OCR A A-level physics specification. It includes a comprehensive powerpoint with learning outcomes, examples, interactive questions. Every lesson is accompanied with a student booklet which allows students to easily follow along and practice questions. EVERY lesson includes past exam questions which have been specifically selected to be relevant for each lesson. Content includes: Lesson 1: Kirchhoff’s laws and combining resistors Lesson 2: Emf and internal resistance (practical) Lesson 3: Circuit problems Lesson 4: Potential dividers (PAG 4.1 also) Lesson 5: Sensing circuits (practical) Lesson 4 inlcudes a PAG so will be better split into 2 or 3 parts.

Powerpoint for A level physics Maths skills with worksheets Includes: SI units and base units Standard form Prefixes and converting between units Significant figures Arithmetic mean Ratios, fractions, percentages Rearranging equations Substituting into equations Graphs

This is a powerpoint of 91 slides containing 5 lessons. This builds on waves PART 1- and includes a handout with specifically chosen exam questions for each lesson. Lesson 1-Superposition and interference Lesson 2- Young’s double slit experiment Lesson 3-Stationary waves Lesson 4-Harmonics Lesson 5-Stationary waves in air columns

Lesson series (3-4 lessons depending on lesson length and ability) Lesson 1- Angular velocity and radians Lesson 2- Centripetal acceleration (& practical) Lesson 3- Exploring centripetal forces -Lesson outcomes for each -Examples -Questions -Exam questions Answers provided in the powerpoint. Handout provided to mirror the questions and exam questions from the lesson powerpoint.

Charge and Current lesson series of 3 lessons. For each lesson there is a handout which follows the powerpoint and for every lesson there are examples, questions and exam questions with answers. Exam questions have been selected so they are relevent to the outcomes of each lesson. Lesson 1- Charge and current with a short GCSE recap test Lesson 2- Charges and Kirchhoff’s 1st law Lesson 3- Mean drift velocity

This is a powerpoint (88 slides), with 5 lessons, each lesson has a worksheet (3-5 pages long) and exam questions selected specifically to match the content of each lesson. Lesson 1- Waves introduction Lesson 2- Wave profiles Lesson 3- Reflection and refraction Lesson 4- Polarisation and diffraction Lesson 5- Electromagnetic waves and intensity This will suit OCR and AQA exam boards and is used as an introductory lesson series to build on from GCSE knowledge before starting more advanced waves content.

This is a complete resource with powerpoint and handout conatinaing example questions, practice questions and exam questions. Each lesson has a starter activity, learning outcomes. Practical activities included as well as simulations. Outline: Lesson 1- Oscillations (Intro to SHM) Lesson 2- Describing SHM Lesson 3- Energy in SHM and damping Lesson 4- Resonance Lessons may take more than 4- including practical and depending on lesson timings.

This is a powerpoint covering the following paper 2 required practicals (triple and trilogy overlap) with accompanying workbooklet for students to fill in and answer questions on. Force and extension RP Force and acceleration RP Waves in a ripple tank and on a string RP Investigating infra red radiation RP The start of the powerpoint covers practical skills, revisits variables, errors, lab equipment etc. There is also a guide to answering 6 mark questions. There are questioning opportunities throughout. For each RP there is a theory recap, use of vidoes and simulation (for ripple tank) plus past exam questions based on that specific required practical.

Central poster with a break down of careers, plus a poster on each of the following careers: Particle physicist Astronomer Fusion scientist Solar energy physicist Aeronautical engineer Process engineer Meteorologist Physics teacher

Engineering title letters Posters on civil, chemical, mechanical, aeronautical, electrical, biomedical engineering

Lesson powerpoint and ray digram worksheet. Light sources, reflection, how to draw ray diagrams.

Powerpoint and worksheets included Speed of light, the eye, eye structure

Use as part of a lesson (starter/plenary). Address misconceptions, challenge understanding.

How are rainbows formed? Addressing misconceptions.

Use as a starter/plenary Address misconceptions, challenge understanding.

Use as a plenary/starter. Tackle misconceptions.

Concept cartoon for light- addresing misconceptions.