This resource is a worksheet which is great for a starter or plenary activity. It contains questions based around paper 1 and some are exam style. This has some Higher Tier questions but most questions are also suitable for Foundation tier. Thanks, AH Teaching Resources

This is a PowerPoint that can be taught to a class with information, tasks, videos and questions to aid students with the electricity topic. Tasks include: Questions, mind maps, symbol drawing, copying. Etc. Enjoy. Thanks, AH Teaching Resources

This resource is excellent for students to learn the key terms in physics that may come up as a question on the exam. There may be a simple AO1 question in which students need to be able to define the key terms. The flashcards could be used within lessons, at home or as a simple revision tool before examinations. Top tips for using the resource: Get people to test individuals with the flashcards so they know what to improve on. Students can look over them at home for revision. Within lessons, fun activities such as card swaps and testing each other is often great! Look over flashcards before examinations to freshen memory. Thanks, AH Teaching Resources Copyright ©

This resource is brilliant to give to students who are taking the AQA GCSE Science Trilogy course or even for the Triple students. The resource contains: -Video links -Topic names -Tick lists -RAG grids -Exam questions -Extras. The resource covers PHYSICS, CHEMISTRY, AND BIOLOGY knowledge organisers for paper 2. For example, for physics paper 2, there is a page with a topic of waves which contains video links, topic list, RAG grid, exam questions and an extra link. These can prove really useful for students and seeing where they have gaps in their knowledge. *Please not that the exam questions are not all written by the exam board. Top tips for using the resource: Give the grids out in lessons so students can explain areas they struggle with Test students on the topics by the exam questions. Set the topic sheets as homework so that students can answer the exam questions but watch the videos to help them. Use the resource as a handout for students. Thanks, AH Teaching Resources Copyright ©

This is a different and fun resource for lessons or students at home. The questions are based around Physics Paper 1 Energy topic and range in difficulty. If you’re struggling on the way to play… You could answer each question individually. Then share answers. Roll dice and see which questions are landed on to answer. Move around the room asking a different question to each person. Have fun! Thanks, AH Teaching Resources

This useful resource contains starter tasks for physics paper 1 and 2 for the trilogy exam. Each starter task contains 3 equation questions and 3 content questions. There are 6 tasks in total for paper one and paper two. The tasks will help students recall information and move what they have learned into the long term memory. Not only does this task need to be a starter but it can be used as a homework, recall or holidays task. To find other Physics resources, search https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/AHTeachingResources. For any information about resources, email: ahintonteachingresources@outlook.com ***Thanks, AH Teaching Resources Copyright ©***

This is a different activity which could make lessons more fun. The way to complete it can be different and suited to your class or needs: Use dice and whichever question you land on, you answer. Move around a class and ask one person at a time. Answer each question individually. It contains questions from various topics in paper 2 AQA Trilogy. Have fun. Thanks, AH Teaching Resources

This PowerPoint contains information needed for paper 2 physics. Within the presentation, there are slides with information summarised for each topic. There are 27 slides. This is a useful presentation to show to students or to read through before assessments. Tips for the resource: Read through the presentation Go to specific slides students are struggling with Thanks, AH Teaching Resources

This sheet is great for a starter and has randomised, overall questions from GCSE AQA Physics Paper 1. Please refrain from ripping the sheet from the preview. Thanks, AH Teaching Resources. Copyright ©