This powerpoint focuses on fixed resistors and calculating resistance using the band colours as well as the the resistance formulas used in circuits. This was made for a top set year 11 iGCSE class and features on the older Cambridge iGCSE syllabus. It is still relevant for all students studying resistance (fixed and variable) in electrical circuits and systems.

A customisable powerpoint on scientific literacy across KS3 and KS4. This powerpoint incorporates spelling activities, short story writing and pronunciation. Use this powerpoint over a week for different classes and change the content when required. This powerpoint is hyperlinked through a menu but is not interactive. Use the activities as mini plenaries, starters, plenary, AofL.This is a cross curricular activity set and is engaging for all levels and abilities. The current information in the slides is just for demonstration and illustrative purposes.

Cambridge iGCSE Physics: SOUND AND WAVES Extension Exam Questions +MS. I have isolated some extension level questions from some extended papers (paper 3) for CIE iGCSE physics. This resource includes 3 whole questions (22 marks total) relating to sound waves and general properties of mechanical & EM waves. The mark scheme is attached within the PDF. The content belongs to CIE not me.

Lesson 8 of 16 from the topic Forces and Motion. ‘`Calculating the effects of balanced and unbalanced forces’. *Learning Outcomes *H/W Suggestions *Extension Tasks *Worksheets *Assessment of Learning *Differentiation + Teachers Lesson Plan + Practical/Experiment Suggestions

Lesson 5 of 16 from the topic Forces and Motion. ‘Investigating falling and moving objects - parachutes’. *Learning Outcomes *H/W Suggestions *Extension Tasks *Worksheets *Assessment of Learning *Differentiation + Teachers Lesson Plan + Practical/Experiment Suggestions

Lesson 7 of 16 from the topic Forces and Motion. ‘Explaining how objects float and sink with upthrust and density’. *Learning Outcomes *H/W Suggestions *Extension Tasks *Worksheets *Assessment of Learning *Differentiation + Teachers Lesson Plan + Practical/Experiment Suggestions

Lesson 12 of 16 from the topic Forces and Motion. ‘Understanding gravitational fields & their effects’. *Learning Outcomes *H/W Suggestions *Extension Tasks *Worksheets *Assessment of Learning *Differentiation + Teachers Lesson Plan + Practical/Experiment Suggestions

Lesson 15 of 16 from the topic Forces and Motion. A look at weather systems, fronts and hurricanes. *Learning Outcomes *H/W Suggestions *Extension Tasks *Worksheets *Assessment of Learning *Differentiation + Teachers Lesson Plan + Practical/Experiment Suggestions

Lesson 11 of 16 from the topic Forces and Motion. ‘Discovering and calculating moments’. *Learning Outcomes *H/W Suggestions *Extension Tasks *Worksheets *Assessment of Learning *Differentiation + Teachers Lesson Plan + Practical/Experiment Suggestions

Lesson 16 of 16 from the topic Forces and Motion. ‘Calculating space distances and understanding travel limitations’. *Learning Outcomes *H/W Suggestions *Extension Tasks *Worksheets *Assessment of Learning *Differentiation + Teachers Lesson Plan + Practical/Experiment Suggestions

Lesson 2 of 16 from the topic ‘Forces & Motion'. ‘Understanding stretch and compression forces and how they are calculated'. *Learning Outcomes *H/W Suggestions *Extension Tasks *Worksheets *Assessment of Learning *Differentiation + Teachers Lesson Plan + Practical/Experiment Suggestions

16 Prepared Lessons for the complete teaching of the year 7/8 topic - Forces & Motion (7.3). Completely inline and supportive of the 2014 national curriculum changes. Each lesson is fully resourced with activities, worksheets, homework, starter, plenary and extension activities. This is a 'unit in a bag'. Each individual lesson is complemented by a structured and detailed lesson plan. There are 34 separate resources in this bundle to effectively engage and teach the forces and motion unit (7.3). *Learning Outcomes *H/W Suggestions/ideas *Extension Tasks *Worksheets *Assessment of Learning *Differentiation + Teachers Lesson Plan + Practical/Experiment Suggestions

Lesson 6 of 16 from the topic Forces and Motion. ‘Calculating the effect of pressure on solids and their effects’. *Learning Outcomes *H/W Suggestions *Extension Tasks *Worksheets *Assessment of Learning *Differentiation + Teachers Lesson Plan + Practical/Experiment Suggestions

Lesson 9 of 16 from the topic Forces and Motion. ‘An introduction to speed calculations, distance and time triangle’. *Learning Outcomes *H/W Suggestions *Extension Tasks *Worksheets *Assessment of Learning *Differentiation + Teachers Lesson Plan + Practical/Experiment Suggestions

Lesson 13 of 16 from the topic Forces and Motion. Understanding the Solar System *Learning Outcomes *H/W Suggestions *Extension Tasks *Worksheets *Assessment of Learning *Differentiation + Teachers Lesson Plan + Practical/Experiment Suggestions

Powerpoint on weight, mass, gravity and satellites. User friendly animations with built in questioning and activities. Accompanying video and worksheet. Used over 2 lessons. Sorry for large file size, it's worth it. My year 8&'s now know the difference between weight and mass.

Lesson on friction and lubricants. Powerpoint was made by myself, the other activities are from other lovely people who share their resources on TES. I cannot remember who you are but thank-you!

Cambridge iGCSE Physics: ATOMIC PHYSICS Extension Exam Questions +MS. I have isolated some extension level questions from some extended papers (paper 3) for CIE iGCSE physics. This resource includes 6 whole questions (41 marks total) relating to radiation, radioactivity, alpha, beta, gamma and cathode ray tubes. The mark scheme is attached within the PDF. The content belongs to CIE not me.

I found very few resources for this odd topic in iGCSE physics so i created this powerpoint for my classes. It explains the differences between the three logic gates and also when two or more are combined. There is an intro to boolean language and binary but not too much. It was used for a top set Year 11 iGCSE class but can possibly be used for lower age groups.

An engaging resource for students to practice their understanding of the two pressure formulas: P=height x density x gravity and P= force/area. Students have to calculate the pressure that each animal/person is subjected to at different depths in sea water. They are given the lethal force required for each organism, using the P=f/a formula they have to work out if they survive or not. Extension activities could include - finding out the maximum depth they have to be at before they would die etc... You could ask the students to find a liquid that has a much lower density in which the organisms could survive greater depths. My students loved it and I hope your students do too. Enjoy!