Continuation from Lesson 01. Students to use their own tables and plot a bar graph,curve graph & a line of best fits. Pupils peer mark each others' work.

Cambridge 0654 Coordinated Science P1.6 Energy, work and power Kinetic Energy & Gravitational Potential Energy Power point Exam Question worksheets

Cambridge 0654 Coordinated Science 2023 - 2027 P1.6 Work, Power & Energy 1.6.3 Energy Resources

All lessons related to magnetism.

IGCSE 0654 Coordinated Science, 0653 Combined Science Food tests for: Carbohydrates Proteins Fats Made from papers 2/4/6

Cambridge IGCSE 0620 Chemistry Ionic bonding Covalent bonding Macromolecular bonding

IGCSE CIE 0620 Chemistry Tests for: (i) water (ii) flame tests for metal ions (iii) tests for transition metals using Sodium hydroxide & Ammonia (iv) tests for Zn, Al metals using Sodium hydroxide & Ammonia (v) Test for Organic solvent (vi) Test for non-metal ions

IGCSE CIE 0620 Chemistry Electrolysis: (i) dilute aqueous solutions (ii) concentrated aqueous solutions (iii) melted salt (iv) electroplating (v) Copper purification (vi) Aluminium extraction

IGCSE CIE 0620 Chemistry. Can be used in combination with IGCSE CIE 0654 Coordinated Science & 0653 Combined Science Unit 14 Water, Air, Pollution and Carbonates (i) Air & Water (ii) Pollution (iii) Limestone (iv) Carbon Cycle

IGCSE CIE 0620 Chemistry, 0654 Coordinated Science, 0653 Combined Science (i) Oxidation (ii) Reduction From Papers 2, 4 & 6

IGCSE CIE 0620 Chemistry (i) Haber Process (ii) Contact Process (iii) Miscellaneous

Fits well with Edexcel syllabus.

Power Point and worksheets to explain |Gravity & Space

Cambridge CIE IGCSE Chemistry Covers Exam Papers: 1, 2, 3, 4, 6 ranging from 2002 to the present. Contents include: Acids, Bases and Salts Acids and alkalis Strong and Weak Acids Forming Salts Types of oxides

Introduce a watered down version of Genetic Engineering aimed for the KS3 and in particular, the Year 8. A starter to introduce Genetic Engineering: Place cards in order to display how Genetic Engineering is carried out A short spiderman clip to show what Genetic Engineering is Choose a superhero whose ability you want to possess Risks and benefits for Genetic Engineering Contains a 6 mark GCSE question for Genetic Engineering to cater the high ability. The same question has been broken down to make it simple for the middle to low abilities Will cater students of all abilities.

Aimed at the very low ability and the EAL students. Different slides show factors that affect transpiration in plants which include a description and questions that need to be answered by students.

Calculate the Density for the three states of matter: Solid, Liquid & Gas This is suitable for KS3 & KS4

Pressure can be transmitted through liquids. In hydraulic machines, exerting a small force over a small cross-sectional area can lead to pressure being transmitted, creating a large force over a large cross-sectional area. Watered down version for KS3

1 Forces - An introduction to forces where students identify the forces acting on an object. 2 Forces - For students to calculate the resultant force on an object and in which direction. 6 Pages altogether. Suitable for Years 7 - 11

This resource includes the following: - Work Done = Force x Distance - Energy Transferred = Weight x Height Suitable for the Year 8 & above. The worksheet has been written out in a unorthodox manner possessing a dark comedy theme to it. Not only will the students get the work done but it will also encourage them to read the questions carefully. It has ten questions which becomes more challenging as the student progresses. There is also answer sheet for the teacher so no working out is required.