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==Outcomes==
 
==Outcomes==
 
* Pupils can identify the 3 quantities involved with the acceleration equation
 
* Pupils can identify the 3 quantities involved with the acceleration equation

Latest revision as of 06:21, 24 November 2010

Outcomes

  • Pupils can identify the 3 quantities involved with the acceleration equation
  • Pupils can begin to understand the difference between speed and velocity

Specification References

1.4 recall and use the relationship between acceleration, velocity and time, a=(v-u)/t

Starter

  • Discuss Top Trumps and the concept of 0-60 times. Try to get across how 0-60 can be turned into an actucal acceleration. Show some stats about various cars?
  • Set a question about who would win in a race between a car, a person, a bike and a horse. Most will no doubt say car (which is fine over a sufficient distance). Try to get them to think how the person could beat the other 3 (the idea that a person has the best acceleration so a short race would allow them to win)

Main Body of Lesson

Plenary

Homework

Additional Information

Resources Required

Textbook References

Website References

Skills Addressed

Safety/Hazards

Notes