Science Forces and Motion printable worksheet for Year 8/9, designed for PDA and autistic learners. Real world scenarios, multiple choice, with hints and a full answer key included. This 10-question worksheet covers balanced and unbalanced forces, Newton’s First, Second and Third Laws, gravity and free fall, friction, air resistance, terminal velocity, normal force, weightlessness and inertia. Every question uses a real world context including cars on motorways, shopping trolleys, skateboards, rockets and skydivers so learners can reason through the answer rather than rely on memory alone. Designed by a home educating parent of a PDA autistic teenager and used as part of a real home learning timetable. Selected questions include hints to support learners without giving the answer away. The answer key is included on the final page. No separate document needed. What you receive: a fully editable Word document with all 10 questions, hints, answer spaces, and a colour coded answer key on the last page. Print it out or use it on screen. Suitable for home educators, alternative provision, SEND tutors, and parents supporting school refusers.

Year 8/9 (KS3) Extreme Weather Google Form quiz designed for PDA and autistic learners. Low demand, multiple choice, contextual clues built in. No heavy text or diagrams. This 15-question Google Form covers tropical storms, storm surges, flooding, droughts, heatwaves, wildfires, and climate change mitigation vs adaptation, including case studies on Hurricane Katrina and Bangladesh. Designed by a home educating parent of a PDA autistic teenager. Every question has contextual clues built into it so learners are not relying on memory alone, reducing demand while still covering the full topic properly. What you receive: a Word document you can print or use digitally, with all questions and multiple choice options clearly laid out. Fully editable so you can adapt it for your child. Suitable for home educators, alternative provision, SEND tutors, and parents supporting school refusers.

KS3 Year 8/9 real life maths worksheet built around a Roblox spending scenario. Low demand, contextual questions designed for PDA and autistic learners. No abstract numbers, every question connects to a real situation a teenager can relate to. Dylan gets £50 a week and has to work out fixed costs, snack spending, and whether he can afford Roblox items while keeping a savings buffer. Questions build on each other so learners are working through a real problem rather than answering isolated sums. This resource covers subtraction and budgeting, decision making based on calculated values, working out shortfalls, comparing scenarios, identifying which change has the biggest impact, and calculating maximum affordable spend. Designed by a home educating parent of a PDA autistic teenager and used as part of a real home learning timetable. Every question has the context and a hint built in so learners aren’t left guessing what they are being asked. The answer key is included on the final page, no separate document needed. What you receive: a fully editable Word document with all 10 questions, hints, answer spaces, and a colour coded answer key on the last page. Print it out or use it on screen. Suitable for home educators, alternative provision, SEND tutors, and parents supporting school refusers.