A KS4 lesson on specific latent heat. Lesson covers all aspects including graph and equation.

a KS3 lesson on elastic potential energy, possibly useful at KS4.

a simple lesson discussing types of satellites and different orbits

A template newspaper article with headline, date, price and picture boxes with plenty of room for writing.

A KS4 lesson about the half life of radioactive isotopes. Worksheets from “half life challenge” on TES were used. Skittles practical (google it!) also used during lesson when taught myself but not needed.

A KS4 lesson on radiation types. Demo about penetrative properties used during lesson but not needed, video will work.

A KS4 physics lesson about how kinetic and gravitational energy is transferred between the two stores.

A KS3 lesson on the conservation of energy.

A KS3 lesson on work done, possibly useful as a introduction at KS4.

A KS4 lessons about Newton’s second law. Equation is explained as a=F/m as this is more intuitive for the pupils.

A KS4 lessons explaining the difference atoms, ions and isotopes. Can be used for both chemistry and physics specifications.

A presentation explaining s and p waves.

A simple lesson building up to the pupils explain how different mahcines make use of electromagnets on their own. KS4 appropriate.

A lesson introducing the generator effect KS4. Infomation sheets included in powerpoint. Worksheet mentioned is a Colins one so not included, another could be found on TES.

A presentation explaining uses of sound waves. could be used at both KS3 and KS4 depending on your classes and starting points.

A lesson explaining how a motor works. Pupils should have an understanding of the motor effect already. KS4 appropriate.

A presentation about black body radiation and it’s effects.

An introductory KS4 lesson on magnetism. Includes simple experiments/demo using bar magnets, compasses and paperclips.

A KS4 lesson about using the generator effect. Information sheets included in the powerpoint. Pupils should know about the generator effect already. Worksheets mentioned are colins so not included, others available on TES would work.

Great for initial work on the wave equation: pupils work down vertically filling in each column, following the same steps each time. They work up to completing a question requiring rearrangement and unit conversion.