Four great resources that can be used as lesson starters/settlers or plenaries or as fun and effective revision tools. Includes three card sort games and a Fast Facts board game that can be used as a whole lesson with learners working in pairs, teams or as a whole class activity.

6 double-sided A3-sized worksheets for practical knowledge and understanding of Materials and Manufacturing. This set of six worksheets focuses on Wood, Metal and Plastic and their use in the workshop, leading to a summative exam to help reinforce knowledge and measure student progress. Ideal for upper KS3 or as revision for GCSE. Recommended teaching order. Materials and their properties Wood and Woodworking Metal and Metal Working Plastic and Thermoforming Manufacturing Materials and Manufacturing Exam. 6 jumbo sized worksheets for less than the price of 5 (save 20%). These worksheets are designed to be used in landscape orientation and can be printed in A4 format but A3 is advised for the maximum learning experience of the student.

OCR AS level Physics presentations for module 4: Energy, Power, and Resistance. All presentations come with worked examples, solutions and homeworks. This covers topics from circuit symbols to paying for electricity. All circuit symbols required for OCR A level physics Polarity of cells and batteries Electron flow and conventional current Calculating the base SI units for volts Comparing potential difference and electromotive force (emf). Circuit diagrams for measuring potential difference and emf. Calculating energy dissipated in a circuit. The structure of an electron gun. The electron gun in the history of science (J.J. Thomson). Rearranging equations to equate kinetic energy and work done. Accelerating potential differences Comparing the protons and electrons accelerated in a potential difference Definition of an ohm. Temperature and resistance for metallic conductors (wires) The ohm in base SI units I against V graphs and resistance I-V Characteristics curves for ohmic components I-V Characteristics curves for non-ohmic components Circuit diagrams used to measure I and V. Describing I-V Characteristics curves Polarity of diodes Conventional current and diodes Plotting I-V curves for diodes Describing I-V curves for diodes Factors affecting resistance Calculating resistivity Resistivity and temperature Experimentally determining resistivity Using a graph to calculate resistivity Thermistor uses Thermistors with negative temperature coefficients Plotting I-V curves for thermistors Creating an experiment to test thermistors. Materials and uses of LDRs Creating an experiment to understand LDRs LDRs relationship with light intensity Converting time to hours Using different units for electrical energy Converting from J to kW hr Calculating the cost of using different electrical appliances.

Materials theory: Metals, Plastics, Woods, health and safety, injection moulding and extrusion. Includes tests, whole lesson power point presentation, printable worksheets. Could also be used for A level product design.

Eight great revision tools to keep learners motivated and engaged during revision. Can be used as whole lessons, learners play the classic games with a twist answering question on Design Technology. A great way to get learners engaged in the revision process and foster collaborative learning in the classroom.