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PHYSICS, F3, T1
REFERENCES: Secondary Physics KLB, Comprehensive Secondary Physics, Principles of Physics, Golden Tips, Teachers Book
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TOPIC
1-3
Linear Motion
SUB-TOPIC
OBJECTIVES
Introduction of
linear motion
By the end of the lesson, the Defining distance, speed,

learner should be able to:
displacement, velocity and
Define distance,
acceleration
displacement, speed, velocity
and acceleration
L/ACTIVITIES
L/T AIDS
REFERENCE
REPORTING
AND
REVISION
OF LAST
TERMS
EXAMS
Charts on motion
Trolleys
Inclined planes
Comprehensive secondary
physics book 3 pages 1
physics teachers book 3 pages 13
Secondary physics KLB
students book 2 page 1-7
Physics made easier vol. 2 pages
1-2
Secondary physics (M.N Patel)
pages 5-8
4-5
Linear Motion
Determining
velocity
By the end of the lesson, the

Describe experiments to
determine velocity
Describing experiments on
velocity
Trolleys
Stop watches
Graph paper
Ticker timer
physics book 3 pages 2-3
2
pages 9-14
1-2
Linear Motion
Motion time graphs By the end of the lesson, the Plotting and interpreting
learner should be able to
motion-time graphs
Plot and explain motion time
Appropriate charts on
velocity time and distance
graphs
REMARKS
graphs
Graph paper
Data showing different
distance, velocity and time

3-5
pages 21-25
3-4
Linear Motion
Measuring speed,
velocity and
acceleration

measure speed, velocity and
acceleration
Describing experiments to
measure speed, velocity and
acceleration
Solving problems
Trolleys
Tapes
Ticker timer
Graphs
physics students book 3 pages 23
1-5
pages 9-14
Linear Motion
Acceleration

Describe acceleration
Describing acceleration
Problem solving
Charts on acceleration
Graphs
Data on velocity and time
1-5
pages 7-8
1-2
Linear Motion
Measuring speed,
velocity and
acceleration

Describing experiments to
Graphs
determine and measure speed Ticker timer
velocity & acceleration
Tapes
determine and measure speed,

velocity and acceleration
Graphs

1-5
pages 9-14
3-4
Linear Motion
Equations of
motion

Derive and apply the
equations of uniform
acceleration
Stating the equations of

motion
Deriving the equations of
motion
Applying the equations of
motion
physics students book 3 pages 7Graphs
Worked examples on motion 9
physics teachers book 3 pages35
6-7
pages 25-27
Linear Motion
Revision

Solve problems involving
uniform acceleration
Questions and answers

Exercises
Test paper
Marking scheme
12-14
pages 30-36
1-5
Linear Motion
Acceleration due to By the end of the lesson, the Determining acceleration by

gravity
learner should be able to;
tree-fall and pendulum
Determine acceleration due to method
Pendulum bob
String
Stop watches
gravity by free-fall and

simple pendulum
Ticker-timer

7-10
pages 15-21
1-2
Refraction Of
Light
The meaning of
refraction
By the end of the lesson, the Experiments demonstrating

refraction of light
Describe simple experiments
to illustrate refraction of light
Beakers
Water
Stick or glass rod
Basins
Coins
Glass blocks
Pin
physics students book 3 pages
11-12
15-16
pages 37-40
3-5
Refraction Of
Light
Laws of refraction

State the laws of refraction
and define refractive index
Discovering Snells law of

refraction through
experiments
Defining refractive index
Stating the laws of refraction
Glass blocks
Pins
Soft board
Plain paper
Geometric set
12-14
16-18
pages 40-42
1-2
Refraction Of
Light
Refractive index

Determine the refractive
Experiments to determine the Water

refractive index of rates and Pins
glass by real and apparent
Plain papers
14-15
index of a given substance
depth method
Coins
Beakers

17-19
pages 42-45
3-5
Refraction Of
Light
Total material
reflection and its
effect
Critical angle

Describe an experiment to
explain the total internal
reflection and its effects
Define critical angle
Experiments to explain the

total internal reflection and its
effects
Defining critical angle
Observations and discussions
on critical angle
Total internal reflection
Glass blocks
Soft boards
Pins
Geometrical set
Source of light
16-17
19-20
pages 46-49
1-3
Refraction Of
Light
Application of a
total internal
reflection in a
prism periscope,
optical fibre

Explain the working of a
prisms and optical fibres
among other applications
Making a periscope
Discussion on working of an
optical fibre
Charts on total internal

reflection and applications
18-19
20-23
pages 49-52
4-5
Refraction Of
Light
Dispersion of white By the end of the lesson, the

light and
recombination of
Describe an experiment to
Experiment on dispersion of
light using glass prisms
Triangular glass prisms

Source of light
Screen
19-20
colors of the
spectrum
illustrate the dispersion of

light

21-22
pages 45-46
1-5
Refraction Of
Light
Problems of
refractive index and learner should be able to:
critical angle
Solve problems involving the
refractive index and critical
angle
Discussions and problem

Review questions
solving in critical angle using Past exams
the formulae sin C=i/n and
Examples in the topic
n=sin i/sin r
24-25
pages 53-55
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1-5
Newtons Laws
Of Motion
Newtons Laws of
motion

State the Newtons laws of
motion
State and explain the
significance of a Newtons
laws of motion
Describe simple experiments
to illustrate inertion
Discussion on Newtons laws

Experiments to illustrate
Education Plus
Agencies
Inclined plane
Trolley
Marbles
Spring balances
Newtons laws of motion
23-27
physics teachers book 3 pages
13-17
26-27
pages 56-65
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1-3
Newtons Law
Of Motion
Conservation of
linear momentum
Elastic collision
Inelastic collision

leaner should be able to:
State the law of conservation
of momentum
Discussions of the laws of

conservation of linear
momentum
Determining recoil velocity
Marbles
Trolleys
Meter rules
Stop watches
28-30
Recoil velocity
Define elastic and inelastic

collisions
Determine recoil velocity
Plasticine
13-17
28-30
pages 66-72
4-5
Newtons Law
Of Motion
Friction

Define friction
State and explain types of
frictions
Describe and experiment to
illustrate friction and state the
applications of friction
State laws of friction
Defining friction
Stating and explaining types
of frictions
Describing an experiment to
illustrate friction
Stating the applications of the
frictions
Stating laws of friction
Block of wood
Spring balance
Pulley
Flat surface
28-39
13-17
30-31
pages 73-76
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1-5
Newtons Laws
Of Motion
Viscosity

leaner should be able to:
Define viscosity
Explain the concept of
terminal velocity
Distinguishing viscous fromnon-viscous liquids

Defining viscous liquids
Defining and explaining
terminal viscosity
Glycerin
Paraffin
Water
Ball bearings
Stat watches
Meter rule
Measuring cylinders
physics students book 3 pages33
13-17
31-33
pages 76-78
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1-5
Newtons Laws
Of Motion
Revision
By the end of the lesson, the Discussions and problem

solving
Solve problems on Newtons
law of motion and law of
conservation of linear
Quizzes
Assignment
Review questions
physics students book 3
pages34-35
momentum
17-18
34-38
pages 78-82
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END OF
TERM
EXAMS
PREPARATIO
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CLOSING
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PHYSICS, F3, T2
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TOPIC
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Energy, Work,
Power And
Machines
SUB-TOPIC
OBJECTIVES
L/ACTIVITIES
Energy

Define energy
Describe various forms of
energy
Defining energy
Stating the forms of energy
Identifying and describing
energy transformation
L/T AIDS
REFERENCE
REPORTING
AND
REVISION
OF LAST
TERMS
EXAMS
Chart on the forms of energy physics students book 3
pages34-35
and transformation
17-18
students book 3 page 121,122125
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pages 83-86
4-5
Energy, Work,
Power And
Machines
Sources of energy
Renewable
Non-renewable

Describe renewable and nonrenewable sources of energy
Discussion on the sources of Chart on the sources of

energy
energy
Descriptions of renewable
and non-renewable sources of
energy
physics students book 3 pages41
19-21
students book 3 page 121,122125
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pages 83,85-86
REMARKS
1-3
Energy, Work,
Power And
Machines
The law of
conservation of
energy
By the end of the lesson, the Discussion on the law of

conservation of energy
State the laws of conservation
of energy
Explain the applications of
the laws of conservations of
energy
Chart on the laws of

conservation of energy
41-42
20-21
39
pages 86-88
4-5
Energy, Work,
Power And
Machines
Work

Define work
Explain the concept of work
and energy
Experiment on work done by Masses

moving objects through a
Wooden block
distance
Spring balance
Problem solving
42-43
18-22
39-40
pages 88-90
1-2
Energy, Work,
Power And
Machines
Kinetic energy
Potential energy
power

define power
explain the meaning of power
potential and kinetic energies
distinguish between kinetic
energy and potential energy
Discussion and the meanings Object that can be lifted

of kinetic energy and
Spring balance
potential energy
Defining power
Distinguishing between
kinetic energy and potential
energy
43-45
18-22
students book 3 page 126132,134-136
40-41
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pages 90-96
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Energy, Work,
Power And
Machines
Simple machines

bearer should be able to:
State the mechanical
advantage
State the velocity ratio (V.R)
of different machines
Discussions on the M.A and

V.R of different machines
Experiments in illustrate M.A
and V.R of machines
Problem solving
Levers
Pulleys
Inclined planes
Strings
Masses
41-45
18-22
students book 3 page 126132,134-136
40-441
pages 96-97
Energy, Work,
Power And
Machines
Simple machines

State and describe the
efficiency of various
machines
Discussion on efficiency of
different machines
efficiency of various
machines
Problem solving
Levers
Pulleys
Inclined planes
Strings
Masses
45-51
18-22
44-50
pages 97-111
1-5
Energy, Work,
Power And
Machines
Revision

work, energy, power and
machines
Problems solving
Discussion on the problems
involving work, power,
energy and machines
Quizzes
Exercises
Project work
52-53
23-24
50-52
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pages 111-115
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1-2
Current
Electricity Ii
Electric current
Scale reading

Define potential
Differentiate and state its SI
units
Measure potential difference
and current in a circuit
Defining potential difference

Measuring P.d
Discussion on p.d and current
Experiments to illustrate p.d
and current
Ammeter
Voltmeter
Battery
Connecting wires
54-55
24-28
53
pages 116-117
3-4
Current
Electricity
Ammeters and
voltmeters

Measure potential difference
and current in a circuit using
the ammeters
Scale reading
Converting units of
measurements
Discussing simple electric
circuits
Ammeters
Voltmeters
Battery
Wires
Rheostat
54-55
24-28
53
pages 118-119
Current
Electricity Ii
Ohms Law

Derive and verify ohms law
State ohms law
Experiments verifying ohms Ammeter

law
Voltmeter
Stating ohms law
Rheostat
Wires
Dry cells
55-57
24-28
53-54
12

pages 120-124
6
1-2
Current
Electricity
Voltage-current
relationships

Define resistance and state its
SI unit
Determine experientially the
voltage current
Relationship for resistance in
series and parallel
Defining resistance
Experiments to determine the
relationship between voltagecurrent
Resistance wire
Rheostat
Battery
Voltmeter
Ammeter
Connecting wires
57-59
26-28
53-54
pages 122-124
3-5
Current
Electricity Ii
Measurement of
resistance

Describe experiment to
measure resistance using
voltmeter method
The Wheatstone bridge
method
The meter bridge
Experiments to measure
resistance of materials
Ammeters
Voltmeters
Rheostats
Connecting wires
Resistance wire
Dry cells
Switches
Meter bridge
Wheatstone bridge
Resisters with known
resistance
57-59
26-28
54-55
pages 122-124
1-3
Current
Electricity
Effective resistance By the end of the lesson, the

for registers in
series and parallel Derive effective resistance
Discussions on deriving the

effective resistance
Deriving effective resistance
of registers in parallel and
series
Cells
Resistors
Ammeters
Voltmeters
wires
60-66
24-28
56-57
13

pages 124-131
4-5
Current
Electricity
E.m.f and internal

resistance
(E=V+1r)

Determine e.m.f
Explain the internal
resistance of a cell
Explanation on internal
resistance
Demonstration on e.m.f and
internal resistance
Discussion on e.m.f
Voltmeters
Ammeter
Cells
Connecting wires
62-63
24-28
56-59
pages 124
1-5
Current
Electricity
Revision

Solve numerical problems
involving the ohms law
Resistors in series and
parallel
Problem solving
Discussions on the questions
asked
Experiments to solve
questions of sound
Exercise in the students

book 3
Marking scheme
Past paper containing
questions on current
electricity
64-66
24-28
60-63
pages 131-133
1-2
Waves II
Properties of waves By the end of the lesson, the

properties of waves
experimentally
Sketch wave fronts to
illustrate the reflections
Stating and explaining the

properties of waves
Sketching wave fronts
illustrate reflection
Rope/wire
Various reflections
67-69
29-32
64-65
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pages 134-142
3-5
Waves II
Diffraction,
refraction and
interference of
waves

Sketch various wave fonts to
illustrate their diffraction,
refraction and interference
Sketching various wave fonts

refraction, diffraction and
interference
Water
Basin
Ripple
Tank
70-73
29-32
65-66
pages 142-144
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1-2
Waves II
Constructive and
distractive waves

Explain constructive and
destructive interference
Discussion on constructive
Ripple tank
and destructive interference Rope/wire
Experiments constructive and
destructive interference
73-74
29-32
65-66
pages 144-147
3-5
Waves II
Stationary waves

illustrate stationary waves
Demonstration and
explaining of stationery
waves
Wires under tension
74
29-32
66-67
15

pages 147-148
11
1-5
Waves II
Vibrating air
columns

Describe and explain closed
pipe and open pipe
Describing vibrations in close Open and closed pipes

and open pipes
74
29-32
67-73
pages 148-149
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TOPICAL
REVISION
END OF
TERM
EXAMS
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CLOSING
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PHYSICS, F3, T3
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TOPIC
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Electrostatics Ii
SUB-TOPIC
OBJECTIVES
L/ACTIVITIES
L/T AIDS
Electric field
patterns

Sketch electric field patterns
around charged bodies
Discussion on electric field

patterns
Observing and plotting field
patterns
Charts on magnetic fields
REFERENCE
REPORTING
AND
REVISION
OF LAST
TERMS
EXAMS
76-77
34-39
76-77
pages 151-152
3-5
Electrostatics Ii
Charge distribution By the end of the lesson, the

on conductors
Describe charge distribution
on conductors:
Spherical and pear shaped
conductors
Discussions on charge
distribution on conductors
Experiment is
demonstrated/illustrate
charge distribution on
conductors
Vande Graaf generator

Chart showing charge
distribution on different
conductors
Gold leaf electroscope
77-78
34-39
77-78
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REMARKS
pages 153-154
3
1-2
Electrostatics Ii
Lighting arrestor

Explain how lightning
arrestor works
Discussions on the lighting

arrestor
Explanations on the lighting
arrestor
Improvised lighting arrestor physics students book 3 pages
79-80
Photographs of lightning
arrestor
34-39
79
pages 155
3-5
Electrostatics Ii
Capacitance

Define capacitance and state
its SI units
Describe the charging and
discharging of a capacitor
State and explain the factors
that affect the capacitance of
a parallel plate capacitor
Experiments on charging and Complete circuits

discharging capacitor
capacitors
Discussion on factors
affecting capacitance
Defining capacitance
80-82
34-39
79-80
pages 155-158
1-2
Electrostatics Ii
Combinations of
capacitors

Derive the effective
capacitance of capacitors in
series and parallel
Deriving effective
capacitance of capacitors in
series and parallel
Solving problems
Discussion in the effective
capacitance
Capacitors in series and

parallel connections
Charts showing complete
circuits
80-82
34-39
81-82
18

pages 155-158
3
Electrostatics Ii
Energy stored in a
charged capacitor
By the end of the lesson, the Describing the energy stored

in a charged capacitor
Describe the energy stored in
a charged capacitor
Capacitors
Dry cells
Charts on capacitors used
82
34-39
students book 3 page 244
82
pages 159-160
Electrostatics
Application of
capacitors

applications of capacitors
Discussions on applications
of capacitors
Stating and explaining
applications of capacitors
Charts on the use of

capacitors
capacitors
82-84
34-39
82-83
pages 161
Electrostatics Ii
Revision
By the end of the lesson, the Problem solving

solve numerical problems
involving capacitors using the
formulae
Q= CV
C1=C1+C1
1
/C1= 1/C1+1/C2
19
Questions in the students

Book 3
84-87
38-39
85-88

pages 161
5
1-3
The Heating
Electric current
Effect Of Electric heating effect
Current

Perform and describe
experiments to illustrate the
heating effect of electric
current
heating effect of electric
current
Discussions on heating effect
of electric current
Complete circuit
Water in a beaker
Metallic rod
Thermometer
88
39-41
89
pages 162-165
4-5
The Heating
Effect Of An
Electric Current
Factors affecting
electric current

State and explain the factors
affecting electrical energy
Discussions on the factors

affecting electrical energy
Experiments on electrical
energy
Stating and explaining factors
affecting the electrical energy
Complete circuit
Wires
Rheostat
Ammeter
battery
88-90
39-41
89-90
pages 165-166
1-2
The Heating
Heating devices
Effect Of Electric fuses
Current

describe the working of
electric iron, bulb filament
and an electric water
discussion on electric devices electric irons

observations and experiments electric bulb
on heating devices
electric kettle
electric heater
fuses
90-91
39-41
90-91
20

pages 166-170
3-5
The Heating
Revision
Effect Of Electric
Current

electrical energy and electric
power
Problem solving
Exercises assignment
Discussion on problems
involving electrical energy
and electrical power
Set questions
Marking scheme
90-92
41
92
pages 171
1-2
Quantity Of Heat Heat capacity

Specific heat
capacity
Units of heat
capacity
By the end of the lesson the

Define heat capacity and
specific heat capacity and
derive their SI units
Experiments on heat capacity

and specific heat capacity
Discussion on heat capacity
and specific h eat capacity
Defining heat capacity and
heat specific heat capacity
Source of heat
Water
Lagged can
Thermometer
93-96
42-46
93-94
pages 172-174
3-4
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Quantity Of Heat Change of state
By the end of the lesson the

define and explain latent heat
of fusion, specific latent heat
of fusion
Define and explain latent heat
of vaporization, specific
latent heat of vaporization
State the SI units of latent
Experiments on latent heat of

fusion and latent heat of
vaporization
Discussion on latent heat of
fusion and latent heat of
vaporization
File
Water
Thermometer
Weighing balance
Source of heat
96-97
42-46
students book 3 page 246-271-
heat of fusion and latent heat

of vaporization
281
95-96
pages 188-199
Quantity Of Heat Boiling and melting By the end of the lesson, the
Distinguish between boiling
and melting
State the factors affecting
melting points and boiling
points of a substance
Describe the working of a
pressure cooker and a
refrigerator
Distinguishing between
boiling and melting points
Stating factors affecting
boiling and melting points
boiling and melting point
Pressure cooker
Refrigerator
Charts on melting and
boiling points
Ice
Heat
Sufuria
water
97-101
42-46
96-98
pages 186-187
1-5
Quantity Of Heat Revision

quantity of heat
Problem solving
Quizzes
Past exams
Exercises
Calculators
Mathematical tables
101-102
42-46
100-104
pages 183-185, 200-202
1-2
22
The Gas Laws
Pressure law

State and verify the gas laws
for an ideal gas
experimentally
Experiments to verify
pressure law
Demonstrations on pressure
law
Discussion on pressure law
Water
Thermometer
Measuring cylinder
Syringe
Narrow glass tube
103-104
47-50

106
pages 203-207
3-4
The Gas Laws
Charless law
By the end of the lesson, the Experiments to verify

Charless law
State and verify Charless law Discussion on Charless law
experimentally
Water
Thermometer
Measuring cylinder
Syringe
Narrow glass tube
105-106
47-50
107
pages 203
The Gas Laws
Boyles law

State and verify Boyles law
experimentally
Experiments verifying and

explain Boyles law
Discussion on Boyles law
Water
Thermometer
Syringe
Measuring cylinder
Narrow glass tube
106-107
47-50
107
pages 203
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1-2
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The Gas Laws
The kinetic theory

of gases

Explain law absolute zero
temperature may be obtained
from pressure and temp.
graphs
Discussions on the absolute

zero temperature from
pressure using kinetic theory
of gases
Graph paper
Clinical thermometer
Working out sums
108-110
47-50

107
pages 207-209
3-4
The Gas Laws
The kinetic theory

of gases

Explain the gas laws using
the kinetic theory of gases
Discussion on gas laws using Graph papers

kinetic theory of gases
Clinical thermometers
Working out sums
68-110
49
107
pages 209-210
5
The Gas Laws
The kinetic theory

of gases

Convert Celsius scales to
Kelvin scale of temperature
and state basic assumptions
of kinetic theory of gases
Discussion on basic
Graph paper
assumptions of kinetic theory Clinical thermometer
of gases
Conversion of Celsius to
Kelvin scales
110-111
50-51
107
pages 214
11
1-5
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The Gas Laws
Revision

Solve numerical problems
involving gas laws
Solving problems involving

gas laws
Discussion on the problems
involving gas laws
Quizzes
Past examination
Exercise in the Book 3
110-111
50-51

109-110
pages 215-217
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PHYSICS, F3, T1

By the end of the lesson, the Defining distance, speed,

By the end of the lesson, the

physics teachers book 3 pages 818

By the end of the lesson, the

By the end of the lesson, the

By the end of the lesson, the

determine and measure speed,

physics teachers book 3 pages 13

By the end of the lesson, the

Stating the equations of

By the end of the lesson, the

Questions and answers

Acceleration due to By the end of the lesson, the Determining acceleration by

gravity by free-fall and

physics teachers book 3 pages13

By the end of the lesson, the Experiments demonstrating

By the end of the lesson, the

Discovering Snells law of

By the end of the lesson, the

Experiments to determine the Water

index of a given substance

physics teachers book 3 pages69

By the end of the lesson, the

Experiments to explain the

By the end of the lesson, the

Charts on total internal

Dispersion of white By the end of the lesson, the

Triangular glass prisms

illustrate the dispersion of

physics teachers book 3 pages69

Discussions and problem

By the end of the lesson, the

Discussion on Newtons laws

Newtons laws of motion

By the end of the lesson, the

Discussions of the laws of

Define elastic and inelastic

By the end of the lesson, the

By the end of the lesson, the

Distinguishing viscous fromnon-viscous liquids

By the end of the lesson, the Discussions and problem

By the end of the lesson, the

By the end of the lesson, the

Discussion on the sources of Chart on the sources of

By the end of the lesson, the Discussion on the law of

Chart on the laws of

By the end of the lesson, the

Experiment on work done by Masses

By the end of the lesson, the

Discussion and the meanings Object that can be lifted

By the end of the lesson, the

Discussions on the M.A and

By the end of the lesson, the

By the end of the lesson, the

Secondary physics (M.N Patel)

By the end of the lesson, the

Defining potential difference

By the end of the lesson, the

By the end of the lesson, the

Experiments verifying ohms Ammeter

Secondary physics (M.N Patel)