Get students to find the names of each of the different circuit symbols as a quick 5 minuet starter or as an easy set homework.

This lesson is aimed at looking at the different ways that we generate electricity. This is part of the electricity and circuits unit. The main objective is to get students to understand the pros and cons of different electricity generation methods. This has been aimed at a mixed ability set and allows for differentiation. This pack contains a mobile activity, a lesson plan, a worksheet starter and the lesson presentation.

This activity is set up as an introduction to generating electricity or can be used as a small recap in a revision session. This includes a student worksheet and the information sheets. Stick the information sheets around the classroom and ask the students to do the leg work.

This is a pack that contains two lessons, one practical and one theory. The theory lesson contains information and activities covering: Scalars, Vectors, acceleration and scale diagrams. The practical lesson works on testing acceleration due to gravity. This involves light gates and card. The practical lesson contains a foundation and higher work book with guides students through the thought process for planning a practical experiment. Both of these lessons have been used in a real life classroom and contain aspects of the specifications for AQA, OCR and Edexcel exam boards for physics.

This lesson contains the basic of circuits for the early secondary, late primary. It contains an introduction to circuit symbols and the 2 different types of circuit. This resource contains a practical hands on lesson to help keep energetic young people interested, including extension of homework. This works on the idea of peer work and peer tutoring with students working together and minimalist amounts of writing involved. Also this resource contains an extension for High attaining students and those who are of little ability.

This resource uses a visual way to show the speed of light to students. This includes the lesson plan, experiment and Lesson Presentation for the lesson. The lesson objectives for this lesson are: Green: I can do the other two and can calculate the speed of light. Amber: I can explain what the speed of light is and how it is used. Red: I can explain what the speed of light is. This incorporates Einstein's theory of Relativity. This resource has been aimed at the high attaining students as it gives them an experiment that has been designed to stimulate them. This resource is best used at the end of the topic on light so they understand the basics of how light waves work.

This is a resource designed to help students research space and this contains cards for the 8 planets, the main star (the sun) and the only dwarf planet in the solar system, Pluto. This is a small activity and is a different way of presenting research which is a way of getting students to find information and learn to separate the useful information from the not useful information.

Work through the key terminology for this years Physics unit 1 exam and help secure those A*. This worksheet contains an organised list of all the key terminology and write your OWN definitions for the best results in May. (Please rate this resource) :)

A to-be-completed mind map of the Physics unit 1 for the 2017 AQA/ Edexcel exam boards.

This is a set of blank student resources for them to use when planning a science experiment. This includes a Bunsen Burner training certificate to start off the Year 7 curriculum and/or new students. There is also blank results tables and experiment plans to help them plan a logical experiment. This could also be a guide for planning ISA's at GCSE level.