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A collection of lessons covering key content relating to Nuclear Physics. Topic of each Lesson: Lesson 1 - Discovery of the Nucleus Lesson 2 -Atomic Structure & Radioactivity Lesson 3- Alpha, Beta & Gamma Radiation Lesson 4- Uses of Radiation Lesson 5- Half-life Lesson 6- Fission Lesson 7 - Fusion Lessons contain learning objectives, activities, clear animations to support explanations of complex concepts, worksheets and review questions.

2 COMPLETE LESSONS ON NUCLEAR RADIATION. A complete and detailed lesson on Radioactivity, focusing on the properties of alpha, beta and gamma radiation & a second lesson on uses of nuclear radiation. PROPERTIES OF NUCLEAR RADIATION 1) Review the characteristics of the 3 types of nuclear radiation. 2) Identify the penetrating power and range of type of radiation. 3) Explain what is meant by ionising radiation and relate to the three types and applications of this. 4) Compare and contrast the

Complete set of lessons covering key content for Energy transfer by heating. Lesson 1- Radiation and Surfaces Lesson 2 – States of matter, evaporation & condensation Lesson 3 – Conduction Lesson 4 - Convection Lesson 5 – Specific Heat Capacity Lesson 6 – Heat transfer by design Lesson 7 – U-values & Payback time

A collection of complete lessons with guidance included for Forces and their Effects/Mechanics of motion. Lessons in consistent format all following on from each other with review on previous contents on previous lessons. L1 - Resultant Forces (resultant force dance mat activity) L2 - Forces and motion: d-t graphs L3 - Forces and motion:Acceleration & v-t graphs L4 - Forces and Braking L5 - Forces & Terminal Velocity L6 - Forces & Elasticity L7 - Forces & Energy L8 - Momentum.

A completely resourced lesson on Physics - Resultant Forces The starter begins with review of pupil knowledge on forces basics through a quick quiz which prompts initial discussion on what forces are and also the difference between mass and weight. A class activity is detailed which uses just string and newton meters to carry out a scaled down and safer version of tug-of-war resultant forces. This allows for key conclusion to be drawn from observation relating to resultant forces. Discussion

A simple task sheet which challenges pupils on recognizing ions and their charges.