Science/Physics: Forces - KS2, KS3

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Overall rating 3 out of 53.3 (8 ratings)

Last updated 04 April 2013, created 21 March 2010, viewed 29,790

A PowerPoint presentation which can be used for teaching as well as for learning (independently by students). It defines Newton’s laws of motion in simple words and then uses simple examples to illustrate these. The final slides have moving pictures where students can interact and draw arrows to show where the forces are acting.

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Good resource, true about the comment on pairs of forces though, but otherwise excellent from crockawama, 21 October 2012	(report comment)	5 out of 5
Clear ,concise and nice animations. from sj37, 22 April 2012	(report comment)	4 out of 5
A simple resource that is editable and can be adapted from tired teacher, 12 April 2012	(report comment)	3 out of 5
Slide 5 - the Bus is also pushing back through friction as forces always work in pairs. from jlyonsphysics, 25 February 2012	(report comment)	2 out of 5
SLIDE 2. Did you mean forces act in pairs Newton 3 (not Newton 1)? from vivorr, 10 May 2010	(report comment)	2 out of 5
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