Pupils turn a seven-second journey into a velocity–time graph, then cut or shade the shapes beneath it. The gradient gives acceleration; signed areas explain how a return journey can have zero displacement.
The editable PowerPoint is accompanied by a lesson plan and printable practical sheet. The activity, “Build a motion trace”, includes equipment, instructions, evidence to interpret and three questions with worked answers.
For Pearson Edexcel GCSE Combined Science, ages 14–16.
The download includes a velocity–time graph card sort, its worked teacher key and a pre-drawn graph for area practice.
The download also includes an independently written practice sheet with teacher answers. The activity is Velocity from a tracking camera.
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