Subject - Energy and Change
Early Years
Energy and its uses
Light
Sound
Heat or thermal energy?
Electricity
Forces and their effects
Magnets
Facts about magnets
Electricity
Batteries in series and parallel
Current, voltage and resistance
Electric circuits
Resistor values in colour
Quantitative relationship between current, voltage and resistance
Ohm's law
Resistances in series and parallel
Electrical symbols
Other symbols from electronics
Electricity in the home
Electrostatics
Magnetism
Magnetic fields
Magnets and magnetism
Magnetic force and moving charge
The Earth and magnetism
Making magnets
Energy
Kinetic and potential energy
Heat, heating and thermal energy
Temperature
Electrical energy
Sound energy
Light energy
Heating
Transformation of chemical energy
Transformation of solar energy
Electromagnetic spectrum
Machines
Levers
The inclined plane
The wedge
The screw
The wheel and axle
Pulleys
Gears
Mechanical systems (machines)
Robotics
Energy generation
Forces
When motion does not change (Newton's 1
st
law)
Changing motion (Newton's 2
nd
law)
Interactions give rise to forces (Newton's 3
rd
law)
Gravity
The force of water
The force of steam
The force of ice
Friction
Forces in mechanical flight
Air pressure
Introduction to motion
Floating and sinking - Archimedes' principle
Hydraulics and pneumatics
Force diagrams
Light
Reflection of light
Reflection from curved surfaces
Refraction of light
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