KS3 Fun lesson

Solar system Forces Rock cycle For lower ability

Practical activity included. Just delete the smart board writing when downloaded.

Assessed started points Differentiated tasks Challenge card AFl

Forces presentation

Includes presentation, worksheet, challenge card and assessments. Lesson Objective: To learn about gravity. Lesson Outcome: To be able to describe gravity and have an understanding of gravitational field strengths. To successfully answer exam questions on Gravity in space

Includes BRILLIANT CONCEPT CARTOON on energy transfer, 3 demos, 2 worksheets, helpsheets and assessments. Brillaint lesson with badger style worksheet on all 3 energy transfers in the powerpoint. Review and model answers also available. Bargain considering what your getting : )

Brilliant Energy Lesson - various different activities Success criteria for lesson Recall the different ways in which energy can be transferred and stored Describe the law of conservation of energy Describe energy transfer chains for given situations Includes energy transfer Energy transformation Calculating efficiency and sankey diagram Lots of cool relatable scenarios Quiz Odd one out Splat Energy transfer circus - depends on equipment available to you

You will need ice and a wooden block for the demo starter. Includes definition for friction, worksheet, extention activity, and everyday examples of friction. For low and high ability. Includes funny friction video

James Bond Starter Assessment Questions

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Changing ideas about the solar system THE SOLAR SYSTEM People Who Shaped Our Ideas Evidence and Theories lesson Understanding the purpose of different theories and their effect on Science. L/O – To identify and describe early ideas about the solar system. Describe how early scientists made their observations of the solar system. Describe scientists theories and models of the solar system. Explain how theories have developed over the years. EXTENSION - Suggest why people were for/ against the theories as time developed. (religious/ technology).

Group Work

Make sure you play the Titanic soundtrack in the background of your lesson. 20 minutes in the music starts to get a little dramatic so forward it Titanic soundtrack youTube URL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aAA9tShl58A

A variety of lessons and activities you can use to teach this . Generating electricity has an amazing starter and practical requiring students to get a foil turbine to turn using certain apparatus then relating it to the parts in a power station. Brilliant lesson.

Get the students to design their own elephants ear and do the experiment