A PowerPoint presentation for Cosmology is provided for Paper 2 in the Edexcel Astronomy GCSE (1AS0/01). This presentation is designed to be concise and direct, resembling more of a lecture than a traditional lesson. As such, no additional activities are included. This PowerPoint is Ideal if Astronomy GCSE is taught as a lunchtime or aftershcool club rather than a timetabled lesson. You can view the first PowerPoint (Chapter 9 - Exploring The Moon) here for FREE: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/-12999152

A PowerPoint presentation for Our Place in The Galaxy is provided for Paper 2 in the Edexcel Astronomy GCSE (1AS0/01). This presentation is designed to be concise and direct, resembling more of a lecture than a traditional lesson. As such, no additional activities are included. This PowerPoint is Ideal if Astronomy GCSE is taught as a lunchtime or aftershcool club rather than a timetabled lesson. You can view the first PowerPoint (Chapter 9 - Exploring The Moon) here for FREE: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/-12999152

A PowerPoint presentation for Stellar Evolution is provided for Paper 2 in the Edexcel Astronomy GCSE (1AS0/01). This presentation is designed to be concise and direct, resembling more of a lecture than a traditional lesson. As such, no additional activities are included. This PowerPoint is Ideal if Astronomy GCSE is taught as a lunchtime or aftershcool club rather than a timetabled lesson. You can view the first PowerPoint (Chapter 9 - Exploring The Moon) here for FREE: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/-12999152

A PowerPoint presentation for Exploring Starlight is provided for Paper 2 in the Edexcel Astronomy GCSE (1AS0/01). This presentation is designed to be concise and direct, resembling more of a lecture than a traditional lesson. As such, no additional activities are included. This PowerPoint is Ideal if Astronomy GCSE is taught as a lunchtime or aftershcool club rather than a timetabled lesson. You can view the first PowerPoint (Chapter 9 - Exploring The Moon) here for FREE: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/-12999152

A PowerPoint presentation for Formation of Planetary Systems is provided for Paper 2 in the Edexcel Astronomy GCSE (1AS0/01). This presentation is designed to be concise and direct, resembling more of a lecture than a traditional lesson. As such, no additional activities are included. This PowerPoint is Ideal if Astronomy GCSE is taught as a lunchtime or aftershcool club rather than a timetabled lesson. You can view the first PowerPoint (Chapter 9 - Exploring The Moon) here for FREE: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/-12999152

A PowerPoint presentation for Exploring The Solar System is provided for Paper 2 in the Edexcel Astronomy GCSE (1AS0/01). This presentation is designed to be concise and direct, resembling more of a lecture than a traditional lesson. As such, no additional activities are included. This PowerPoint is Ideal if Astronomy GCSE is taught as a lunchtime or aftershcool club rather than a timetabled lesson. You can view the first PowerPoint (Chapter 9 - Exploring The Moon) here for FREE: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/-12999152

A PowerPoint presentation for Solar Astronomy is provided for Paper 2 in the Edexcel Astronomy GCSE (1AS0/01). This presentation is designed to be concise and direct, resembling more of a lecture than a traditional lesson. As such, no additional activities are included. This PowerPoint is Ideal if Astronomy GCSE is taught as a lunchtime or aftershcool club rather than a timetabled lesson. You can view the first PowerPoint (Chapter 9 - Exploring The Moon) here for FREE: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/-12999152

A PowerPoint presentation for Planetary Motion and Gravity is provided for Paper 1 in the Edexcel Astronomy GCSE (1AS0/01). This presentation is designed to be concise and direct, resembling more of a lecture than a traditional lesson. As such, no additional activities are included. This PowerPoint is Ideal if Astronomy GCSE is taught as a lunchtime or aftershcool club rather than a timetabled lesson. You can view the first PowerPoint (Chapter 1 - Planet Earth) here for FREE: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-12998563

A PowerPoint presentation for Early Models of The Solar System is provided for Paper 1 in the Edexcel Astronomy GCSE (1AS0/01). This presentation is designed to be concise and direct, resembling more of a lecture than a traditional lesson. As such, no additional activities are included. This PowerPoint is Ideal if Astronomy GCSE is taught as a lunchtime or aftershcool club rather than a timetabled lesson. You can view the first PowerPoint (Chapter 1 - Planet Earth) here for FREE: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-12998563

A PowerPoint presentation for Celestial Observation is provided for Paper 1 in the Edexcel Astronomy GCSE (1AS0/01). This presentation is designed to be concise and direct, resembling more of a lecture than a traditional lesson. As such, no additional activities are included. This PowerPoint is Ideal if Astronomy GCSE is taught as a lunchtime or aftershcool club rather than a timetabled lesson. You can view the first PowerPoint (Chapter 1 - Planet Earth) here for FREE: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-12998563

A PowerPoint presentation for Solar System Observation is provided for Paper 1 in the Edexcel Astronomy GCSE (1AS0/01). This presentation is designed to be concise and direct, resembling more of a lecture than a traditional lesson. As such, no additional activities are included. This PowerPoint is Ideal if Astronomy GCSE is taught as a lunchtime or aftershcool club rather than a timetabled lesson. You can view the first PowerPoint (Chapter 1 - Planet Earth) here for FREE: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-12998563

A PowerPoint presentation for Time and The Earth-Moon-Sun Cycles is provided for Paper 1 in the Edexcel Astronomy GCSE (1AS0/01). This presentation is designed to be concise and direct, resembling more of a lecture than a traditional lesson. As such, no additional activities are included. This PowerPoint is Ideal if Astronomy GCSE is taught as a lunchtime or aftershcool club rather than a timetabled lesson. You can view the first PowerPoint (Chapter 1 - Planet Earth) here for FREE: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-12998563

A PowerPoint presentation for The Earth-Moon-Sun System is provided for Paper 1 in the Edexcel Astronomy GCSE (1AS0/01). This presentation is designed to be concise and direct, resembling more of a lecture than a traditional lesson. As such, no additional activities are included. This PowerPoint is Ideal if Astronomy GCSE is taught as a lunchtime or aftershcool club rather than a timetabled lesson. You can view the first PowerPoint (Chapter 1 - Planet Earth) here for FREE: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-12998563

A PowerPoint presentation for The Lunar Disc is provided for Paper 1 in the Edexcel Astronomy GCSE (1AS0/01). This presentation is designed to be concise and direct, resembling more of a lecture than a traditional lesson. As such, no additional activities are included. This PowerPoint is Ideal if Astronomy GCSE is taught as a lunchtime or aftershcool club rather than a timetabled lesson. You can view the first PowerPoint (Chapter 1 - Planet Earth) here for FREE: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-12998563

A collection of in-house developed multi-step calculation questions for the Forces topic, requiring the use of more than one equation for completion. Excellent for revision and exam question practice. These types of questions typically carry a weight of 5-6 marks in AQA exams, reflecting the complexity and comprehensive nature of the calculations involved. The majority of the questions should be relevant for Edexcel and OCR. Handwritten answers are also provided. Please note that some numbers used in the questions are unrealistic, intentionally included to provide students with practice in converting units. Paper 1 - Worksheet 1 questions can be found here for FREE: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/-12988391

A worksheet to assist students in reviewing IV characteristics for a filament lamp, resistor, and a diode, and to practice answering questions describing graph relationships in exams, typically worth 2 marks. Excellent for exam question practice. This would be ideal to use after completing the I-V Characteristics Required Practical. A practical script for it can be found here: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-12989219

A collection of in-house developed multi-step calculation questions, requiring the use of more than one equation for completion. Excellent for revision and exam question practice. These types of questions typically carry a weight of 5-6 marks in AQA exams, reflecting the complexity and comprehensive nature of the calculations involved. The majority of the questions should be relevant for Edexcel and OCR. Handwritten answers are also provided. Please note that some numbers used in the questions are unrealistic, intentionally included to provide students with practice in converting units. Paper 1 - Worksheet 1 questions can be found here for FREE: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/-12988391 Paper 1 - Worksheet 2 question can be found here: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/-13022299 Paper 2 - Worksheet 1 question can be found here: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-12988743 A useful symbols and units sheet can be found here: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-12988693 Or the bundle can be bought below: