Speed, Acceleration and Motion Graphs | Year 9 Physics PowerPoint Lesson

This lesson covers speed and the distance-time-speed formula, the difference between scalars and vectors, average versus instantaneous speed, acceleration in metres per second squared, and how to read both distance-time and velocity-time graphs. It is a ready-to-teach PowerPoint scaffold for an hour-long lesson on motion. Every calculation is modelled using the formula, substitute, calculate, state-the-unit sequence that GCSE mark schemes reward. Two interactive tasks are included: sketching four journeys as distance-time graphs, and a four-question calculation set with answers, including one with a negative acceleration.