A fully resourced, lesson-ready PowerPoint covering the first week of AQA Physics Topic 4.1 (Energy). Designed for KS4, with extension material Covers: Energy stores and transfers (chemical, kinetic, gravitational potential) Work done: definition, W = Fs calculations, and when work is/isn’t done by a force Power: P = E/t calculations and comparing power ratings The “magic triangle” method for rearranging F = ma, W = Fd, P = E/t, P = IV and p = F/A Includes retrieval-style quiz questions, worked examples, differentiated practice questions, and a fill-in-the-blank summary — ready to teach straight from the slides, no further editing needed.

A lesson-ready resource covering AQA specification point 4.1.1.2, Changes in Energy. Suitable for KS4 Physics and Combined Science. Covers: Calculating kinetic energy using Eₖ = ½mv² Calculating gravitational potential energy using Eₚ = mgh Calculating elastic potential energy of a stretched spring using Eₑ = ½ke² (within the limit of proportionality) Identifying units for each quantity and rearranging each equation Worked examples and differentiated practice questions for each energy store

AQA GCSE Physics – Energy Stores & Systems (4.1.1) A complete lesson covering AQA GCSE Physics specification point 4.1.1: energy changes in a system and how energy is stored before and after such changes. Contents: starter mind-map task; 10-question Kahoot diagnostic quiz with accompanying import spreadsheet; energy stores identification activity; “Energy Circus” carousel task; written progress-check exercise; 5-question plenary quiz with answer slide; homework task. Suitable for KS4 Physics or Combined Science.

AQA GCSE Physics – Energy Stores & Systems (4.1.1) A complete lesson covering AQA GCSE Physics specification point 4.1.1: energy changes in a system and how energy is stored before and after such changes. Contents: starter mind-map task; 10-question Kahoot diagnostic quiz with accompanying import spreadsheet; energy stores identification activity; “Energy Circus” carousel task; written progress-check exercise; 5-question plenary quiz with answer slide; homework task. Suitable for KS4 Physics or Combined Science.