A set of lessons to revise some of the key concepts covered by GCSE Astronomy 9-1. Comes with a summary sheet for pupils to fill in as you go over the content. My pupils found this approach very useful.

A full lesson including review questions with answers and a summary sheet for pupils to fill in as content is delivered.

A full lesson outlining stellar evolution in detail. Includes exam question and summary sheet to go along with the powerpoint.

A full lesson including an A3 summary sheet that pupils fill in when going through the powerpoint. Powerpoint includes a current spec exam question and videos to help enhance learning. Includes Frost line, why planets are spherical langrangian points, orbital resonance etc.

A full lesson on Eratosthenes and the new content on Aristarchus. Includes questions with answers, diagrams, videos and activities. The worksheet on Eratosthenes can be found here for free, however i have provided the mark scheme for this in my Powerpoint. https://www.stem.org.uk/resources/elibrary/resource/34744/student-worksheets-earth-sun-and-moon

A full lesson, covering, he phases of the moon, why the moon appears the same size as the sun, phase cycles and orbital periods, and libration of the moon. Designed for a 100 minute lesson so lots of activities and exam style questions. The final worksheet is available for free from here, i have however provided the answers on the powerpoint which are not avaialble on the website. https://www.stem.org.uk/resources/elibrary/resource/34744/student-worksheets-earth-sun-and-moon

A full lesson on cultural astronomy covering ancient monuments and astronomy, the naming of our constellations, and why cultures have different names for constellations. It includes an information gathering activity on stonehenge (the information sheets can be found here which should be stuck around the room) http://www.stonehengeandaveburywhs.org/assets/Stonehenge.LowRes.pdf I have written questions which direct pupils to read the information, the answers should then be self assessed and marked using the answers on the powerpoint. There is also a timeline organisation activity which can be done in groups, and lots of key information. Bell work and Review also included. Could also be used for lower school, as an interesting lesson to ad to work on Astronomy.

Full lesson on the motor effect. Includes exam style questions and all resources.

Full lesson on magnetic fields incldue exam style questions and answers, bell work etc.

Full lesson on particle motion in gases, including a computer based virtual experiment, bell work, review and questions/videos

Full lesson on momentum including practice questions, review, bell work and a top gear challenge at the end!

A full lesson containing all worksheets and PowerPoints. Covers P6.6 Gas pressure and temperature. Designed for AQA spec but can be used elsewhere.

3 100min lessons to cover the unit one topics introduction to the sky at night, observing constellations and circumpolar stars. The exam questions used in observing constellations can be purchased for a reasonable cost from Mickledore publishing astronomy GCSE toolkit. The lesson can still be used without this however.

Two full lessons outlining magnetic fields and electromagnetism. Includes activities and mark schemes.

A full scheme designed to accompany the AS Level Quantum Physics topic. It was initially planned to use with year 13 for revision, however could be used as main scheme if you wish. Includes exam questions, mini reviews and activities.

A 126 slide PowerPoint, going over the whole of the particle physics spec. Originally made to use for my year 13s as a 5 lesson revision recap, however could be used if teaching particle physics from scratch also. Also includes exam questions, video links and activities/mini reviews.

A 5 Lesson electricity revision series (100 min lessons). Designed to do with year 13 to recap knowledge before A Level examinations in summer, however could be used with year 12, or as an original scheme as there is enough content there. Lots of exam style questions which are fully worked through on PP with hints and tips. Also video links which help to explain some of the more difficult content. Please also see my practical assessment booklets, as one is referred to in the PowerPoint.