A 59 slide PPT that I put together in order to review the AS Mechanics content for the new Edexcel Maths A-Level. It covers all areas with key points highlighted and plenty of practice problems.
Feedback is always appreciated.
The following booklet contains practice questions for the Mechanics part of A level Maths (Mainly Year 12 intended). For each topic, empty boxes are provided for self reflection. Topics included:
Kinematics
Velocity/Time Graphs
Dynamics
Connected Particles
Momentum And Impulse
Statics
Statics With Friction
Moments
Vectors
Notes for the Linear and Parabolic Motion Unit for the new Advanced Higher Mechanics course. Notes broken down into 4 topics: Rectilinear Motion; Relative Motion in 2D and 3D; Projectile Motion; Forces and Newton's Laws. Definitions, theorems and worked examples included.
This is a booklet of the hardest questions from the Mechanics paper (paper 32) of the Edexcel A-Level Maths 2017 spec. I have included the two questions with the lowest global averages in each of the mass participation years (2019,2022,2023) so six questions in total.
This is great revision, especially for those students aiming for an A or A*.
I have included the mark schemes as well.
Questions and mark schemes both attached in word and PDF form.
A Level Maths Mechanics Lift Elevator Problems.
These worksheets contain a set of lift (elevator) problems.
There are two worksheets containing a total of 13 questions.
These questions are perfect for practising mechanics skills using F=ma.
They are suitable for Year 12 A Level maths students and for revision in Year 13.
Model answers are now included for ALL questions and can be used by the students to get them started, or can be used as a demonstration on the board.
These questions can be used for:
a class lesson
a revision session
homework
All questions have answers so that they can be easily marked by you or the students themselves.
The document is 20 pages in total, with 2 pages to print for students.
This resource can be printed in black and white or colour.
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Not exactly a mind map, nor a cheat sheet, more of a brain dump! Having only really taught the Pure components of A-level, but being responsible for my year 13 group, I’ve been re-teaching myself and grappling with mechanics sample papers. This is my attempt to record the salient points and I’ve shared it with my students. Please let me know if it can be improved!
Help your Chemistry students with note taking and keep them engaged.
This 5 page activity on Halogenoalkanes can be used to summarize key concepts. These pages are great to engage your students. They can color and scribble whilst taking notes.
Covers:
⚛ Nucleophilic Substitution Reactions
⚛ SN1 Mechanism
⚛ SN2 Mechanism
⚛ Elimination Reactions
Knowledge Organisers for A level Physics
Resolving vectors
Moments, couples and centre of mass
Suvat & Motion graphs
Newtons Laws
Projectile motion
Momentum
Impulse and Newtons 2nd law
Workdone , power & energy transfers
Energy conservation problems
Numbered boxes, SLT approved, Walkthrough example questions.
A worksheet aimed at advanced biology students that reviews the causes, mechanisms and treatment of cholera. Useful as a starter or plenary activity following a lesson on this topic.
This bundle includes resources used to introduce and explain concepts or skills (e.g. friction, resolving forces) and worksheets with lots of examination-style questions for students to use as practice.
The resources make it easier to teach topics as you can project the examples (with diagrams) onto the board, and the large number of questions means you don’t need to search for suitable exercises for students to complete.
In total there are over 300 questions here, all specifically designed to teach the skills and knowledge required for the (OCR) Mechanics 1 examination.
A huge amount of work went into preparing these resources and there is enough material to fill weeks and weeks of lessons. Answers to all worksheets are provided.
This set of exam style questions are designed for Edexcel A-level Mathematics - Mechanics. They contain some of the trickiest questions from past exams and other sources from topics which students often struggle with.
The topics included are as follows.
Ladders and moments
Lift type questions
Pulleys
Resolving forces
All questions include a full mark scheme attached at the end of the documents.
Help your Chemistry students with note taking and keep them engaged.
This 8 page activity on Hydrocarbons can be used to summarize key concepts. These pages are great to engage your students. They can color and scribble whilst taking notes. This product is aimed at students in an advanced programme (AS/A level). If you are looking for an introductory activity, try my Hydrocarbons (Introductory) Scribble Notes
Covers:
⚛ Representing organic molecules
⚛ Functional groups
⚛ Naming hydrocarbons
⚛ Structural isomerism
⚛ Stereoisomerism
⚛ Mechanisms of organic reactions
⚛ Types of organic reaction
This is a Christmas themed, mechanics activity for AS maths students covering all core concepts covered in the AS section of the mechanics course .
Answers included too!
Enjoy!
Hi,
This is a revision worksheet for the topic Mechanics- Motion- based on Edexcel AS Physics Unit 1. Questions cover displacement, velocity, acceleration, displacement-time, velocity- time graphs, equations of motion and resolving vectors. Answers for reference are also provided at the end of the product. Teachers can use this worksheet after the completion of topic or to assess students’ understanding or to revise the topic.
This product can be used by private candidates as the answers given will certainly guide them.
Kindly share your feedback!
Thanks in advance!
This booklet provides teaching and learning support for Mechanics A Level, explaining prior GCSE knowledge that is useful and the key learning required at A level to understand how to problem solve effectively. Suitable for any A level examination board.