A free, GCSE lesson for Scalars and Vectors
Teach the fundamentals of the Forces and Motions topic to GCSE classes of scalar and vector quantities.
This lesson guides the teacher through…
- Defining Vector and Scalar quantities.
- Listing and recall examples of vector and scalar quantities.
- Identifying vector and scalar quantities pairs.
While also tying in many other important points and skills from across Physics and Maths.
Featuring activities and concepts in the lesson PowerPoint not limited to…
Categorization
Explaining
Maths problems
Pythagorean theorem
Newtons Second Law
Paired Talking
Matching Exercises
Average speeds of various bodies
Also featuring worksheets / homework with revision notes, tasks and questions.
All featuring solutions for quick checking.
The lesson is designed with the GCSE Edexcel specification in mind but works well with any other exam board or introductory Physics course.
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It is so helpful having the answers too when reviewing the lesson, excellent lesson, thank you!
Thank you. The powerpoint looks very easy to follow and the worksheets are suitable for GCSE students
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