<p>Worksheet and answers of scenarios involving forces for students to label with Powerpoint of animated model answers including vector diagrams for projection. Aimed at Forces topics e.g. in UK GCSE Physics. Students attempt to add forces to diagrams with teacher revealing answers as appropriate. Would be enhanced by the use of an interactive whiteboard or wireless mouse or presenter.</p>

<p>Animated Powerpoint explaining how the forces change as a lift goes up then down using freebody and vector diagrams. Aimed at Forces topics e.g. UK A level Physics. Suitable for class discussion or before a flipped lesson. Enhanced by the use of an interactive whiteboard or wireless mouse or presenter</p>

<p>Animated Powerpoint presentation of vector analysis of forces using animated diagrams. Covers scenarios often found in examination questions. Aimed at Forces topics e.g. UK A level Physics. Suitable for class discussion or before a flipped lesson. Enhanced by the use of an interactive whiteboard or wireless mouse or presenter. There is also worksheet material at the end which can be printed seperately for students to attempt their own analyses.</p>

<p>Animated Powerpoint showing changes to the energy stores and their cause during a roller coaster ride. Suitable for a teacher led discussion or for students to work through at their own pace as part of a flipped lesson. Action stops at each stage giving students time to think through what happens and why. Introduces equations for those that can handle it. Would benefit from the use of an interactive whiteboard or presentation mouse.</p>

<p>Animation Powerpoint of a parachutist accelerating up to terminal velocity from rest showing how the forces and motion change. Aimed at Forces topics in GCSE and A level Physics. Suitable for class discussion or before a flipped lesson. Enhanced by the use of an interactive whiteboard or wireless mouse.</p>

<p>Animated Powerpoint shows how forces add together in balanced and unbalanced situations then explaining the motion in this friction free scenario. Freebody diagram &gt; Vector diagram &gt; Freebody diagram showing any motion. Aimed at teaching Forces topics for GCSE and A level Physics. Suitable for whole class discussion or before a flipped lesson.</p>