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A2 Physics Edexcel. Whole lesson resource. Description of luminosity and calculation practice. Discussion of the 4 ways of measuring astro distances and practice calculations (stellar parallax, Cepheid variables, standard candles, supernovae and red shift. Exam practice questions (long answer) and example answers for students to mark themselves to promote understanding or mark schemes.

A2 Physics Edexcel. Whole lesson covering the Doppler effect generally, red shift and in relation to atomic line spectra. Hubble’s law and predicting the age of the universe from this. Discussion of the possible fates for the universe and derivation of the critical density. Multiple choice quiz.

GCSE Edexcel Physics. Entire topic revision slides, specification points, exam questions, answers, practicals and model answers for 6 mark questions. Combined Physics and Separate Physics. The separate topic is clearly marked. Includes: magnets and magnetic fields, induced and permanent magnets, electromagnets and how to control them, magnetic fields, electromagnetism, solenoids, magnetic forces, F=BIL, Flemming’s left hand rule, magnetic flux density, motors, electromagnetic inductions, alternators and dynamos, applications to speakers and microphones, transformers and the national grid.

A2 Physics Edexcel. Black body radiators, and radiation curves. Wein’s Law and the Stefan Boltzman relationship. Practice questions and solutions.

AS Physics Edexcel A Level. Double Lesson introducing the idea of interference with Young’s double slit experiment. Double and single slit patterns discussed and compared. Explanation created using prior knowledge about phase and path difference. Huygen’s principle discussed and applied to single slits. Students are prompted to make their own predictions of behaviour. Demo of single and double slit needed to accompany this. Multiple exam questions and answers throughout and knowledge check quiz.

A2 A level Physics Edexcel. Particle physics topic fully informative and highly detailed slides on thermionic emission, PET scanner, linear accelerators (LINAC) and Cyclotrons. Then (potentially outside the specification slightly) lots of information (age appropriate) on how particle detectors at the LHC work including detection in calorimeters and analysis. Clear and concise information including practice question model answers and comparisons of accelerators.

Revision question worksheet with answers. Can be used as a whole lesson or for students to do independently. (produced by Head of Physics and Edexcel examiner) Resource contains 10 True/False questions as a warm up on the topic 5 multiple choice questions (incl SI/base units, graphs, definitions & calcualtions) 4 short answer (2-4) mark questions. 2 Exam questions with parts a,b,c that include follow on logic or calculations. 1 Long answer(qwc) question on the topic. One document contains questions and the other answers. This is aimed at A Level Physics Edexcel students.

A2 Physics Edexcel. A discussion of forced, free and damped oscillations. Examples of light, heavy and critical damping and graphically. Discussion of resonance and two practicals. Multiple choice questions and answers.

A2 Physics Edexcel. Whole lesson discussing the life cycle of a star in significant detail. Discussion of the Hertzsprung Russell digram and paths different stars take in the diagram. Past exam questions and solutions.

AS Physics Edexcel A Level. Double or triple lesson. Introducing the idea of diffraction gratings and how to find the slit width for a grating. Derivation of the nλ = d sin(θ) formula and how to find θ geometrically through experimentation. Practice questions and answers. Instructions for practical (and questions to get students planning the practical for themselves) to find the wavelength of a laser using diffraction gratings(Core practical 8). Full set of example data and analysis. Exam practice questions and answers.

AS Physics Edexcel A Level. A double lesson. Introducing superposition, coherence, standing waves, constructive and destructive interference. Description of standing waves and how they occur, labeling of nodes and anti-nodes. Comparison of standing and progressive waves. Simple exam question quiz with answers. Application to standing waves in a microwave practical and exam question testing understanding of the practical. Practice questions and answers given throughout.

AS Physics Edexcel A level. Double lesson recapping the basics of waves that students should know from GCSE and a multiple choice AS level quiz. AS content introducing radians, wave phase, along with key terms anti-phase and in phase.

A2 Physics A level Edexcel. Full double lesson. Particle physics module looking at early particle detectors specifically cloud and bubble chambers. Research task for students to understand how they work. Walk through of how force due to magnetic field causes circular motion. Example questions and model answers for determining what is happening in cloud chambers. Difficult cloud chamber image to be analyzed with answers for A/A* students. Instructions for how to make simple cloud chambers.

AS Physics Edexcel A level. Single lesson introducing the concept of wave phase and radians. Includes practice questions, exam question and answer.

GCSE Physics Edexcel 9-1. Lesson ‘c’ of the chapter. Content covers the difference between mass and weight, calculation of mass, practical involving scales set to different planets, and plenary questions. Questions and answers given.

AS A level Physics Edexcel. Simple starter experiment and question to gauge prior knowledge. Principle of moments. Practice questions and answers. Centre of mass and experiment / practical to find it for a non-uniform object. Advanced moments including situations with two unknowns, when the pivot has to be chosen, use of resolving and 6 mark written question with example answer. Description and example of a couple. This content will take at least two lessons.

A2 A level physics edexcel. Derivation of time dilation using the moving train example. Discussion of the principles of general and special relativity and muon’s extended lifetime. Examples questions and worked solutions.