AQA Particle Model of Matter - Separate Science Higher Tier Physics A worksheet with answers for practice using the P1V1 = P2V2 combined equation for Boyle’s Law and Charles’ Law. This resource encourages students to use the P1V1= constant format that is described in the new 9-1 grade AQA GCSE syllabus, giving students plenty of practice with using this equation that even the top sets find alien. Students work through questions that have a term or terms missing in a clearly set out table. The difficulty of the questions increases as you go down the table, where the questions become gradually less familiar. By the end of this worksheet, students will feel far more confident in using the gas laws equation.

GCSE Worksheet Bundle to summarise the uses and dangers of radiation. These sheets are to be used in conjunction with the text book - students must fill out the explanation sections and draw diagrams to explain the uses of radioactivity. Students then complete all of the boxes on the dangers sheet with definitions and explanations. Written for Edexcel P6 and AQA P2.

This is a complete lesson on falling for bottom set double award physics classes. It takes a slower, steadier approach to the falling topic, keeping things interesting by using variations of Wile-E-Coyote falling in place of the generic parachuter that they have come across too many times to count. (Kids DO still know who roadrunner and Wile-E-Coyote are when they see the picture... I was a little worried the first time I gave the lesson too!) This pack comes with a detailed lesson plan, complete with timings you can adjust to your own needs, a presentation that covers the whole 60 minutes and a black and white printer friendly worksheet. This could also be used as a quick revision tool to entertain A-level students.

Christmas Science worksheet on circuit symbols. Light worksheet for the last lesson of term that consolidates circuit symbol knowledge by matching the different names and symbols in a Christmas cracker theme. Very good for higher and lower ability consolidation of a topic that many struggle with. Also a useful revision tool for A level students. This versatile worksheet can be used as a quick exercise by joining the two answers using a line or by colouring the answers the same colour, or can be turned into a longer exercise by cutting and sticking the answers in the correct formation in the students' books.

This is a challenging worksheet for calculating acceleration that builds in difficulty. It features problem exam-style questions.