Middle school energy and electricity resources

Double-sized revision poster to revise/review topic 4 of the new GCSE Combined Science. Will also cover most of the topic for the GCSE Physics, but no Physics only material Covers a bits of each part of the topic: - Atomic structure & Isotopes - The 3 types of ionising radiation & background radiation and their properties - Rutherford's scatterting experiment - Half-life - Nuclear equations - Hazards & Safety - Contamination vs Irradiation

Wordsearch on the theme of 'The Big Bang Theory'. Powerpoint so can be used on the board or printed as a worksheet. Includes space for students to explain the keywords and suggested extension activities. Can take 10 minutes or an hour, depending on which activities the students complete. Ideal for the start of a lesson, a quick filler, a homework, part of a cover lesson or as a plenary on the board with a whiteboard pen. The idea behind these is to get students to become more literate and think independently about the words that could be used to describe the topic being taught. The repetition of the word over and over as they look for the word is useful in remembering the terms. Often the students will pick up on things that you would not normally expect!

Lesson delivered to a high ability year 9 set to cover basic forces, work done and the relationship with energy transfers. Let me know what you think. If used, please leave a review

Two Energy Topic 'Multiple Choice Questions' Tests for Topic 1 - Energy, AQA GCSE Physics Paper 1. 40 questions in total with detailed answers provided at the rear of the test. Any feedback greatly received. Email us at info@dmepublications.co.uk

Progress, RAG style, learning outcomes sheets for use with all the Edexcel Combined Science Physics topics. I created these over the summer break of 2017, along with other additional resources to support my students that are now in year 11 who have had to go from starting the old GCSE to the new style GCSE. Although, I have already used these along with the others of biology, chemistry, separate chemistry and my KS3 sheets that I created at the same time, with all 10 of my classes this academic year and I have received such positive feedback from all my students and other staff who have also now began to use them and seen such a positive result. I give the relevant sheet to the students at the start of a topic and then at the start of each lesson, after the starter/walk in task, I have the relevant outcomes for that lesson from the list on a ppt slide for them to identify on their sheet whilst I'm taking the register, to read through and ask themselves how much do they know of it already and then to ask themselves again at the end of the lesson. So the students feel its beneficial to have the outcomes in writing and for them to have to really think about them at the start rather than just listen to me reading and pointing them out. To then visually see for themselves if they feel that they have taken something from the lesson and achieved the goals. Also they are finding them such a help when it comes to revision. Additional benefits include helping them track what they have missed if they are absent, so clearly know what they need to catch up on and to be able to open their books as a teacher and quickly identify from the colours where individuals are struggling or finding aspects easy, and during one to one chats being able to use it to talk through what they feel that they need a little more help on.

Last year I found it very time consuming trying to convert from the marks the students achieved on their end of topic tests to a potential gcse grade equivalent for reporting means (and for the students to have a better idea what the mark they achieved means at gcse), going via a step number. Therefore over the summer I spent a lot of time building up resources to save time on the additional tasks required to do as a teacher to hopefully free up more time to be put into creating and delivering better lessons for my students. This is the result of one of the projects I set myself to achieve which is also very adaptable to coincide with the grading technique of other schools. The file as it is was designed in relation to Edexcel Combined Science GCSE 9-1, plus separate chemistry GCSE. Also with a final grade that contains one of the 9 gcse grades and a letter (a,b or c after it). The mark the student achieves in the test just needs to be inputted into the yellow box next to the specific test paper, press enter, and the relevant grade should be generated.

Produced by Brad Kirkham, please leave a Review. 15 Silde Lesson on Infrared Radiation, AQA GCSE Physics. Tips - Play the PowerPoint in slideshow mode for the GIF's and timers to work.

A set of 18 assessments for GCSE OCR A and A level OCR A Physics. Over 400 Multiple Choice Questions bundled together with detailed answers for all responses so that students can identify their strengths and close their gaps. Email us your feedback to info@dmepublications.co.uk

A set of 160 Multiple Choice Questions for teachers to use to make *an almost infinite* number of assessment and revision tests for Paper 1 of the AQA GCSE Physics (9-1) GCSE Paper 1 F tier specification. Topics 1 to 4 - Energy, Electricity, Particle model of matter, Atomic structure. Email your requests and feedback to us at dme publications: info@dmepublications.co.uk

A set of 160 Multiple Choice Questions covering all of the material for Paper 1 of the AQA GCSE Physics (9-1) specification - Topics 1 to 4 on Energy, Electricity, Particle model of matter and Atomic structure. This highly versatile resource is ideal for revision with students as a booklet, emailed pdf or set of starters, plenaries or quiz questions on the interactive whiteboard. Answers are provided at the back of the publication. Email us at dme publications ltd for more resources or to give us feedback: info@dmepublications.co.uk

A lesson looking at what resistance is in a circuit, factors affecting resistance and a closer practical/demo/animation on length of wire in a circuit.

Tarsia puzzle, great for revision