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Introducing the Physics Google Form Test: Circuits A valuable teaching resource targeted at educators of high school students, spanning grades 9 to 12. Designed to enhance your physics or physical science curriculum, this tool is honed specifically on practical application concepts related to electric circuits.…
In pairs/small groups, students rotate through 9 stations recording answers in a passport, including an applicability reading on momentum/impulse in a game of pool (billiards physics, elastic vs. inelastic collisions) with associated questions, a research station with an answer key, drawing/explaining tasks, a…
Includes: START HERE - Instructions (teacher setup) · Applicability Reading: Momentum on the Pool Table, with questions
Physics Google Form Test: Lens A comprehensive teaching resource designed for educators. This unique tool offers a interactive multiple-choice quiz of 10 questions focused on the concepts and calculations related to converging lenses. Designed for Grade 9, Grade 10, Grade 11, and Grade12 students . Educational…
Physics Google Form Test: Force A highly effective teaching tool, the Physics Google Form Test: Force is designed to demonstrate a student's understanding of force. This resource includes 14 multiple-choice questions, primarily focusing on the basic principle of force (F=ma). It's versatility allows it be used as a…
Watch an animated PowerPoint, answer a digital quick test, complete photocopiable worksheets and an investigation activity measuring angles of incidence/reflection, mark and self-correct answers, complete cut-outs/foldable, and use a progress self-check.
Includes: Animated PowerPoint (Reflection Teach Simple.ppsx, 62 pages) · Photocopiable lesson (35 pages)
A test on one-dimensional kinematics delivered via an external Google Form.
Includes: one-page PDF containing a link to an external Google Forms test (test content itself not included in downloadable file)
Rotate through numbered stations completing varied tasks: build and launch a paper football to calculate initial velocity (Station 1), research why golf balls are dimpled (Station 2), write an opinion paragraph on projectile motion's real-world relevance (Station 3), read an 'Applicability Reading' article on…
Includes: START HERE instructions document · Lab Station Cards (9 numbered stations + 2 rest stations)
Watch an animated PowerPoint, complete a digital quick test, work through photocopiable worksheets and a photocopiable lesson booklet, mark and self-correct answers, complete cut-outs and a foldable, and use a progress self-check.
Includes: Animated PowerPoint (Shadows and Eclipses Teach Simple.ppsx, 48 pages) · Photocopiable lesson (25 pages)