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Laboratory activities, S1 to S6

Experiments that help you understand and master each unit: one with simple local materials and one with school laboratory equipment, for every unit.

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How each activity is set out

Every unit has two different experiments: activity 1 is improvised (simple local materials) and activity 2 is conventional (school laboratory equipment).

Title · Aim · Required apparatus · Safety · Labelled set-up drawing · Procedure · Results table · Observation · Conclusion · Questions, with sample results and answers at the end of each unit.

Each level comes as one PDF with all its units, 2 activities per unit. Open a level to read 5 free pages first; how to get the full PDF is explained after the free pages.

Cover of the Senior 1 laboratory activities

Senior 1 Physics

9 units · 18 activities · one PDF
5 pages free to read
  • Activity 1 of each unit: improvised, with local materials
  • Activity 2 of each unit: conventional, with laboratory equipment
  • Labelled drawings, procedure, observation, conclusion and questions with answers

Topics: Introduction to Physics and Measurements of Physical Quantities; Uniform Rectilinear Motion; Force and Equilibrium of Objects; Newton's Laws of Motion; Work, Power and Energy; Temperature Measurement and Physical Properties of Matter; Electrostatics; Electric Current and Ohm's Law; Rectilinear Propagation of Light.

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Cover of the Senior 2 laboratory activities

Senior 2 Physics

10 units · 20 activities · one PDF
5 pages free to read
  • Activity 1 of each unit: improvised, with local materials
  • Activity 2 of each unit: conventional, with laboratory equipment
  • Labelled drawings, procedure, observation, conclusion and questions with answers

Topics: Errors in Measurement of Physical Quantities; Uniformly Accelerated Rectilinear Motion; Friction Force; Pressure in Solids and Liquids; Simple Machines; Conservation of Mechanical Energy; Ideal Gas Laws; Magnetism; Electric Field and Applications of Electrostatics; Reflection of Light in Curved Mirrors.

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Cover of the Senior 3 laboratory activities

Senior 3 Physics

10 units · 20 activities · one PDF
5 pages free to read
  • Activity 1 of each unit: improvised, with local materials
  • Activity 2 of each unit: conventional, with laboratory equipment
  • Labelled drawings, procedure, observation, conclusion and questions with answers

Topics: Uniform Circular Motion; Linear Momentum, Impulse and Collisions; Renewable and Non-Renewable Energy Sources; Quantity of Heat and Heat Transfer; Atmospheric Pressure and Archimedes' Principles; Basic Electrical Wiring and Installation; Electrical Power Transmission; Refraction of Light; Telecommunication Channels; Basic Electronic Components.

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Cover of the Senior 4 laboratory activities

Senior 4 Physics

10 units · 20 activities · one PDF
5 pages free to read
  • Activity 1 of each unit: improvised, with local materials
  • Activity 2 of each unit: conventional, with laboratory equipment
  • Labelled drawings, procedure, observation, conclusion and questions with answers

Topics: Reflection and Refraction of Light; Optical Instruments; Moments and Equilibrium of Bodies; Conservation of Linear Momentum and Collision; Direct Current Circuits; Sources of Energy in the World; Projectile and Uniform Circular Motion; Electric Force and Electric Field; Laws of Thermodynamics; General Structure of the Solar System.

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Cover of the Senior 5 laboratory activities

Senior 5 Physics

11 units · 22 activities · one PDF
5 pages free to read
  • Activity 1 of each unit: improvised, with local materials
  • Activity 2 of each unit: conventional, with laboratory equipment
  • Labelled drawings, procedure, observation, conclusion and questions with answers

Topics: Simple Harmonic Motion; Damped and Forced Oscillations; Propagation of Mechanical Waves; Fluid Mechanics; Motion on Orbits; Atomic Models; Wave and Particle Nature of Light; Signals and Communication Systems; Magnetic Field and Magnetic Forces; Introduction to the Special Theory of Relativity; Interference and Diffraction of Light.

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Cover of the Senior 6 laboratory activities

Senior 6 Physics

10 units · 20 activities · one PDF
5 pages free to read
  • Activity 1 of each unit: improvised, with local materials
  • Activity 2 of each unit: conventional, with laboratory equipment
  • Labelled drawings, procedure, observation, conclusion and questions with answers

Topics: Sound Waves; Rotational Motion; Electromagnetic Induction; Alternating Current; Atomic Nuclei and Radioactive Decay; Nature of Particles and their Interactions; X-rays and Laser Radiations; Radiation and Medical Imaging; Introduction to Electronics; Cosmology, Galaxies and Expansion of Universe.

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Original activities written by BIZIYAREMYE Donat with reference to the REB competence-based curriculum. For the personal use of the buyer: please do not share or copy them. Schools can ask on WhatsApp 0788 804 242 for a class licence.