Put theory into practice with our “Gravity Exploration” worksheet, a perfect companion to the Gravity Explored PowerPoint lesson. Tailored to the KS2 National Curriculum and ideal for international classrooms, this PDF resource provides a valuable tool for your students to solidify their understanding of gravity, weight, and mass. Beginning with clear learning objectives and “I can” statements, this worksheet encourages students to grasp core concepts confidently. A practical table is included for students to record the weights of various objects under different planetary gravity conditions, demonstrating the key concept that weight varies with gravity, while mass remains constant. The worksheet culminates with two important questions: “What is gravity?” and “How does it affect mass and weight?” These thoughtful prompts give students an opportunity to articulate their understanding and showcase their learning. Utilise this resource to strengthen your teaching and provide a concrete learning experience that will captivate your students’ scientific curiosity.

Unleash the curiosity of your students with our interactive “Gravity Explored” PowerPoint lesson. Designed around the KS2 National Curriculum and adaptable for international classrooms, this resource dives into the captivating world of forces and magnetism, with a special focus on gravity. This dynamic lesson helps students understand key terms such as ‘gravity’, ‘weight’, and ‘mass’, delivering essential scientific concepts in an engaging and comprehensible way. Encourage your pupils to engage in lively class discussions and dive into a hands-on activity where they’ll weigh objects and convert these weights to mimic conditions on other planets. This exercise will demonstrate the fundamental principle that while mass remains constant, weight changes as gravity varies. Perfect for both in-person and remote learning scenarios, this lesson paves the way for robust understanding and ignites a passion for science. Inspire your students with this unique exploration of gravity, making science more than just a subject – but a gateway to understanding the universe.