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Learning areaScience
Year levelYear 7
Resource typeLesson plan
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A little force. A big discovery.

Forces & motion · 30-minute lesson

Learning intention

Explain how balanced and unbalanced forces affect the motion of an object.

05 min

Start with a question

Why does a skateboard slow down even when nobody touches it?

15 min

Make it hands-on

Use a toy car and different surfaces to explore friction.

10 min

Check for understanding

Draw the forces acting on a stationary book, then explain what changes when it moves.

Have readyToy cars · surface samples · force diagrams
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SCIENCE / YEAR 7FIRST DRAFT
EXPLANATION / 02

Explain friction

Friction is a force that opposes the motion of an object when two surfaces touch.

ASK THE CLASSWhat happens when the surface changes?
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WEEKLY PLANYear 7 Science
READYSCIENCE / YEAR 7

Forces and motion

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Live quiz · Teacher viewYear 7 Science
Question 1 · Class results25 example responses

Why does a skateboard slow down on a rough surface?

AFriction between the wheels and surface68%
BGravity pushing it backwards24%
CThe board becoming heavier8%
What the teacher can see

Most students chose friction. Revisit why gravity does not push the board backwards.