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This is a relatable science planning task for KS3 or KS4. Students need to read the brief carefully and design their own experiments. You could actually do the practical work in a follow-up lesson.

This a few paragraphs of clearly written text about some of the fundamental content in the Edexcel topic P6 (radioactivity). There are also questions included to check understanding. This is a great resource for a revision lesson or a cover lesson. Just print and go!

This is a short & simple text (5 paragraphs) with 5 questions designed to check understanding of some basic concepts in the GCSE energy topic. This could be a great intro to a topic or a good revision tool. Suitable for cover lessons too.

Here is a worksheet of questions intended for practicing using the wave equation. There is a variety of contexts, some of which are super hero based and some are more like what the students are likely to come across in their exam. Great for use before an assessment or revision as well as a cover lesson. Provide calculators and expect to have to remind them about standard form! All answers provided, of course.

This resource is a set of practice questions for GCSE Physics students. This would suit any teacher who wants to check the understanding of their students after teaching the ultrasound content. You could use this for revising the topic. It would also make a good cover lesson if you used it with a good text book. Great for student teachers and experienced teachers alike. Answers provided, of course!

This a set of questions for GCSE students who need to practice their work energy conservation and efficiency. They will need a calculator and at least 30mins. This would work well for a cover lesson or a revision session. Consider having a revision guide or text book available to support some students. This will save you time and effort. Print it out and head to the lesson. I’ve included all the answers too, so you are ready to go. Have a good Physics lesson!

This resource is a sheet of 12 questions for practising the use of Newton’s Laws. Students will need a calculator and about 40 mins. This will work well for a group in Y10 or Y11 for a summary or revision lesson. It would also be great for a cover lesson if there is a textbook or revision guide handy too. Ideal for use by a student teacher or someone more experienced. Give it a go! I have included all the answers too, of course.