Air resistance animation
Use this animation, to provide context for an investigation exploring air resistance.
Through these interactive activities, your students can explore air resistance and build on their practical science skills. In this lesson, students first watch an animation to introduce them to air resistance. After, they can apply their knowledge using real-world examples as part of the air resistance worksheet.
Your class can be guided through an online interactive experiment where they explore experimental design through the world of spinners. Students can go on to complete the experiment themselves, collating test results in a table, forming a conclusion, and explaining their data.
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Use this animation, to provide context for an investigation exploring air resistance.
Use this evaluation sheet to record the results from your own spinner experiment
Test your students' knowledge of air resistance with this activity sheet
Explore air resistance though sycamore seeds and paper spinners in this online quiz
Learn about careers related to this lesson…
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Use this presentation to inspire your pupils to think about a potential future career and link learning about electricity to the real-world.
Inspire your pupils to think about a potential future career and link learning about electricity to the real-world, with this job-role card.
Use this presentation to inspire your pupils to think about a potential future career and link learning about rocks and fossils to the real-world.
Inspire your pupils to think about a future career and link learning about rocks and fossils to the real-world, with this job-role card.