A worksheet where students are asked to answer using words before doing calculations I had a better font but it’s changed!

Questions about GPE where students are asked to first give their answer in words before calculations. I have found this challenges students who rely on the maths content and supports students who struggle with the maths. Inspired by other SLOP sheets but with a twist. **See also my kinetic energy, work done and thermal energy worded questions **

Resistance and ohm’s law lesson No practical work Worksheet used in the lesson from science doctor Ohm’s Law worksheet https://sciencedoctor.school.blog/physics-ks4/electricity/

Lesson for potential difference No practical

Worksheets on electrical power. One finding power ratings on devices. Two worded question sheets at lower and higher level. The higher level is quite challenging

Card sort with energy stores and transfers with visual cues Worksheet also included Best laminated and used to tell ‘energy stories’

Highly differentiated sheets for conduction, convection and radiation. I taught it without much else, you would convert the sheets into ppt slides to accompany. The practical for radiation is three thermometer, one coated in black paper, one silver and one uncovered. Shine a high power bulb at them and see the difference in temperature.

A SHC worksheet where students are asked to give their answers in words rather before calculating This works well by supporting students who struggle with maths content but also challenging students who may rely on maths content

A worksheet where students are asked to answer in sentences before calculating

SLOP style worksheet but students must answer using words not equations. the equations are introduced at the end only when students have a good understanding of the physics. This challenges the top students and support the lowest

High demand questions about electrical power. Students are asked to explain their answers using words - no calculation

A card sort activity that supports answering 6 mark questions about parachute jumps and terminal velocity

Annimated ppt map of AQA GCSE energy and linking to some of particle model Covers basics only but useful to walk through the topic as beginning of revision

This lotus diagram question sheet covers what we call forces 1 types of force scalar and vector forces and motion graphs

Lesson for PD in series and parallel No practical work No worksheet as I draw questions on the board

A worksheet where students have to determine which electromagnet is stronger without any calculations

Integrated instructions for the AQA specific heat capacity required practical

Kinetic energy worksheet where students are asked to give their answers in words before calculations. This works really well by challenging students who rely on the maths and supporting students who struggle with the maths

Lesson for charge and current electricity. No practical work

A3 placemats to laminate and then students build circuits on top I have sets of three with treasury tags holding them together in a pack