Physics in Play: GCSE A level

Learn physics by doing it. Physics in Play turns the topics in your GCSE and A level course into thirteen short, hands-on games: push a barge with a harbour tug to discover Newton's laws, wire up harbour lights to learn circuits, measure a half life, heat a kettle, build a motor, launch a ball to see a projectile's path, bend light through a lens, float a boat and fly a spacecraft into orbit. Every level checks real physics. You see the numbers, the forces and the graphs, then an explain card shows how your own result fits the equation you need for the exam. THIRTEEN GAMES - Push and Glide: forces, resultant force, F = ma, friction and drag, stopping distances, Hooke's law and the acceleration required practical - Light the Harbour: series and parallel circuits, Ohm's law, I-V graphs, power and mains electricity, resistivity, emf and internal resistance - Power Up: energy stores, work done, power and efficiency, from a hill climb to a motorway crash cushion - Making Waves: wave speed, frequency and wavelength, sound and echoes, ultrasound, seismic waves, the electromagnetic spectrum, interference and the Doppler effect - Half Life: atoms and isotopes, alpha, beta and gamma, half life and dating, medical tracers, the inverse square law and nuclear fission - Heat Lab: specific heat capacity, latent heat, insulation, density, the particle model and gas pressure - Motor and Dynamo: magnets and fields, electromagnets, the motor effect, induction, generators, transformers and the National Grid - Fall and Fly: speed, velocity and acceleration, reaction time, free fall and g, terminal velocity and projectiles - Crash and Bounce: momentum, conservation of momentum, collisions, impulse and the forces in a crash - Mirror and Lens: reflection, refraction and Snell's law, total internal reflection, lenses and magnification - Float It: density, pressure in liquids and gases, upthrust and floating, and atmospheric pressure - Orbit Pilot: gravity and weight, orbits and satellites, Kepler's laws and changing orbit - Charge Field: static charge, electric fields and potential, Coulomb's law, and capacitors charging and discharging - More games on the way BUILT FOR YOUR EXAMS - Levels mapped to AQA, Pearson Edexcel, OCR and Eduqas specifications, checked against the boards' published specifications - Required practicals simulated, so you can practise the method and the results - Predict before you run: commit to an answer, then test it - Exam style questions with command words and mark schemes - Starts at KS3 and climbs to A level, so it grows with you FAIR PRICING, NO ADS - Levels 1 to 3 of every game are free - Unlock a game for a one-off price, or buy the Physics pass once for all Physics in Play games, including new ones as they're released - No adverts, no sign in, no personal data collected by the app Made by a lecturer for students and teachers. Physics in Play is an independent study aid. It is not produced by, affiliated with or endorsed by AQA, Pearson Edexcel, OCR or Eduqas. Specification references are given to help you find the topic in your own course. Support: [email protected] Website: https://www.anindyabanerjee.co.uk

Five new games: Crash and Bounce (momentum and collisions), Mirror and Lens (light and optics), Float It (density and pressure), Orbit Pilot (gravity and orbits) and Charge Field (electric charge and fields). That makes thirteen games from KS3 to A level. Levels 1 to 3 of every game are free, and the Physics pass unlocks all of them.