Middle school energy and electricity resources

Revision resource that can be used as a whole lesson(s) activity/homeworks/revision tasks Specifically for Edexcel Physics GCSE and Edexcel Double Award Science (Physics units) PAPER TWO Foundation and Higher Includes: Every unit SP8-15 and CP7-13 has between 50 and 162 questions. Most questions are one mark questions although some require more detail. Foundation and Higher level questions Foundation questions are in regular font Higher questions are in bold font Ideal for last minute revision - learning the answers should enable pupils to achieve at least a grade 4/5 - although knowledge up to grade8/9 is also tested. Separate pdfs contain the mark schemes for each set of questions

For KS4 Combined Science / Physics students. There are 14 differentiated questions around using Energy (J) = Power (W) x Time (s). Like students do in maths, students will be able to apply the equation and use the triangle method for rearranging. Q1 is simplest and Q14 is hardest. Q1 to 5 - 1 Chilli (Low demand). Focussed around remembering equations (students should use mini whiteboards or scrap paper for repitition) Q6 to 8 - 2 Chilli’s (Low/Middle Demand). Focussed around using the equation - e.g. simple conversion or having to rearrange the equation. Q9 to 11 - 3 Chilli’s (Middle/High Demand). Rearranging the equation and using conversions. Q12 to 14 - 4 Chilli’s (High Demand). Stretch questions, e.g. towards Year 12 or short written answers. Designed so that students can choose where to start, although the highest ability will want to complete all of the questions. Could be used to assess prior knowledge. Homework (easy to mark and suggest how to move forward as focussed around skills of using equations). Also use for plenary and as part of “low stake” tests - build up a series of “mini-marks” before larger tests so students can identify their strengths and weaknesses. Answers available through a tutorial on YouTube (teach yourself and/or make available to students).

Revision slides for GCSE Combined Science (physics) required practicals. These slides summarise the main points relating to all the Physics Required Practicals for use during revision. Also included are practise questions for each Required Practical, together with answers. The slides are formatted to A4 so that they can easily be printed.

Revision slides for GCSE Combined Science (physics) required practicals for Paper 1. These slides summarise the main points relating to all the Physics Required Practicals for use during revision. Also included are practise questions for each Required Practical, together with answers. The slides are formatted to A4 so that they can easily be printed.

Revision slides for GCSE Combined Science (physics) required practicals for Paper 2. These slides summarise the main points relating to all the Physics Required Practicals for use during revision. Also included are practise questions for each Required Practical, together with answers. The slides are formatted to A4 so that they can easily be printed.

Revision slides for GCSE Physics required practicals for Paper 1. These slides summarise the main points relating to all the Physics Required Practicals for use during revision. Also included are practise questions for each Required Practical, together with answers. The slides are formatted to A4 so that they can easily be printed.

Revision slides for GCSE Physics required practicals for Paper 2. These slides summarise the main points relating to all the Physics Required Practicals for use during revision. Also included are practise questions for each Required Practical, together with answers. The slides are formatted to A4 so that they can easily be printed.

Designed for a lower ability class, would work well as a starter for a higher ability class

All resources for P2.2 GCSE OCR Physics Gateway 9-1.Triple and comined (Higher and Foundation) is covered in this material. Includes: Forces and Interactions Free Body Diagrams Newton’s First Law Newton’s Second Law Everyday Forces Momentum Work Done and Power

This presentation covers OCR Gateway Physics 9-1 P2.2.7 Work done equation Rearranging work done equation Questions and answers for work done Power equation and definition Rearranging power equation Questions and answers for combining work done and power

For the Scottish Higher and NAT 5, academic year 2018-2019. Completely adaptable if you teach the topics in a different order - but thought I would leave my order of topics in so you can see how I fit it into the year. A huge time saver!

KS3 working scientifically investigation into insulation and polar bear fur. Sheets follow the old NC APP assessment focus that could be easily modified to suit the changes to the NC. My year 7 students enjoyed this task!

KS3 task that has been used as a homework to research renewable energy resources using an island setting. Follows the old APP focus from the NC and the targets are set using these. Work sheet can be modified to meet the new NC demands.

Worksheets designed and adapted for use with low ability, SEN and EAL learners. Covers the ideas of energy stores, conduction, mechanical working and renewable energy. There are also 2 examples of working scientifically investigations on Which is the best insulator? and Investigating fuels - these investigation sheets have a self or peer assessment friendly mark scheme on their final pages.

Questions for each lesson to check understanding of the content. Students have found these useful in helping prepare cue cards or revision resources

Checklist for AQA 9-1 Trilogy physics paper 2 content

Revision quiz for the first 5 chapters of the AQA Physics GCSE. This includes Energy and Electricity topics and the equations student need to remember. Consists of 5 rounds.

Used as a prelearning tool for KS3 / KS4. Useful when linked to relevant websites.

A complete lesson to teach the equation P=IxV with a higher level explanation of the derivation of the equation (not required by the Spec). Suitable for the new AQA GCSE Physics and combined Trilogy courses.

Lesson covering the parts of the plug. Lesson includes tips on how to remember which wire goes where, and what colour it is. Lesson includes activities and AfL tasks.

Revision powerpoint for AQA Combined Science (trilogy route), P1 Energy.

A range of equations to be recalled and applied for the AQA Physics Paper 1 examination (P1 Energy, P2 Electricity, P3 Particle Thoery and P4 Atomic Model).

AQA Physics 9-1 GCSE worksheets for chapters P1 to P6. Includes QR codes that can be used to access additional support for the work sheet.

Electrical Currents and energy Transfer for a mid level year 10 group

Revision sheet covering Chapters P5 Electricity in the home and P6 Molecules and matter for AQA GCSE Physics 9-1. Sheet includes questions covering mainly the combined specification but much of which is included in the triple spec. Students can use a QR-Code reader to access links at the top of the sheet to provide them with additional support.

Revision sheet covering Chapters P3 Energy resources and P4 Electric circuits for AQA GCSE Physics 9-1. Sheet includes questions covering mainly the combined specification but much of which is included in the triple spec. Students can use a QR-Code reader to access links at the top of the sheet to provide them with additional support.

Revision sheet covering Chapters P1 conservation and dissipation of Energy and P2 Energy transfer by heating for AQA GCSE Physics 9-1. Sheet includes questions covering mainly the combined specification but much of which is included in the triple spec. Students can use a QR-Code reader to access links at the top of the sheet to provide them with additional support.

Contains all formulae students need to recall and algebraic expressions, broken down into Combined, Combined Higher and Separate. Also includes formulae student’s have to apply, but not recall.

Equations Key information from P1-4 There may be typing errors

A powerpoint lesson using the equation V=IR and supporting slides to go alongside the AQA Trilogy Required Practical 15 - Use circuit diagrams to set up and check appropriate circuits to investigate the factors that affect the resistance of an electrical circuit. This should include • the length of a wire at constant temperature • combinations of resistors in series and parallel.

A lesson for investigating current and potential difference in series and parallel circuits. Lesson includes a practical investigation worksheet for students to complete as they build series and parallel circuits and measure voltage and current. Powerpoint contains activities such as match up key terms with definitons, gap fill tasks, True or False summary activity and various other AfL tasks. The lesson was created with the AQA GCSE Trilogy Physics Paper 1 in mind.

This resource is a bundle of 12 GCSE Science paper 2 work-booklets that will help enable students to revise the 12 sections in the second Science paper. The workbooks in this resource cover: 1: Ecology 2: Homeostasis 3: Inheritance, variation & evolution 4: Chemical analysis 5: Organic chemistry 6: Rate of reaction 7: The Atmosphere 8: Using resources 9: Forces 10: Magnets & electromagnetism 11: Space 12: Waves Thanks for looking

This resource is a bundle of 4 GCSE Physics paper 2 work-booklets that will help enable students to revise the 5 sections in the second Biology paper. The workbooks in this resource cover: 1: Forces 2: Magnets & electromagnetism 3: Space 4: Waves Thanks for looking

For GCSE students taking the AQA Triology Exam. Physics Paper 1. Revision mat covers a range of topics including calculating energy, ionising radiation, calculating half life, atomic structure, mains electricity and circuit symbols.

Teacher lead lesson which can be tailored to be used with student research. Easily delivered to KS3 or KS4. Introduces students to the topics of waves. Describes the motions and uses animated diagrams to show the difference in the direction the energy travels. Animation also included to show how only wave moves but the object does not. Clear examples of labeling wave diagrams including wavelength and amplitude. Followed by practice to test student’s understanding. Word match activity to ensure understanding of key terminology. Answers provided. Plenary is exam style questions for lower and higher tier. Answers provided.

P3.1 Energy demand (found in Energy resources chapter), created based on the AQA GCSE Physics Triology spec. PowerPoint and excel file containing the whole lesson. Including: Spider diagram and list of energy resource. Definitions for fossil fuels, renewable and non-renewable. Categorising of energy resources as renewable or non-renewable. World energy resource demand/usage data (Pie chart). Mini-plenary card-sort to test the above. Card sort with some advantages and disadvantages of each energy resource. All answers for tasks in the PowerPoint are either in the notes section below the slide or on the next slide.

Starter: Explain what energy efficient light bulbs are. The lesson then covers: Efficiency Efficiency equation - including model answer and practice questions Dissipation of energy Reducing waste energy All tasks are differentiated by input as challenges 1-3 which students can self-select or be directed to. Extension tasks are also included on the slides. Stretch and challenge question also included. Worksheets needed: CP3b.3 and CP3b.4 Written in conjunction with Pearsons Edexcel Combined Science text book (although the content can be used with any exam board).

6 hand drawn GCSE physics revision mind maps. Includes… Energy Electricity Waves Radioactivity and Particles Forces and Motion Electromagnetism

This is a practice paper with answers for the new GCSE Physics (9-1) Exams.

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Some key topics covered from units P1 Energy, P2 Electricity, P3 Particle model of matter P4 Atomic structure. It doesn’t cover the entire the spec, just some key topics and is primarily aimed at Combined Science students. There are some Physics only items in there but not in great detail. If you spot any errors please do not hesitate to contact me.

Carefully considered, planned, prepared and presented practicals. All in one document, very student friendly with a checklist of matching apparatus techniques, mathematical skills and working scientifically skills pupils’ checklist included for each practical.