Every part, two ways
Each part of the bundle opens right here on the site, projectable in any browser, and downloads as an editable file, never a locked PDF. Adapt them to your set, your timing and your school's calendar.
Lesson plan
The 60-minute plan, with g and mass independence, vertical suvat, determining g, air resistance, two worked examples, examiner traps and differentiation.
Worksheet and answers
Original AS questions across recall, a dropped object, an upward throw, determining g and air resistance, with a full worked answer key.
Slides
Your actual slides, presented right in the browser, with the live simulation linked beneath; the download is fully editable.
21st century skills activity
An Anticipation and Reaction Guide with a six-statement sheet and a teacher answer key, plus the PIES rationale and a facilitation guide, so it runs faithfully.
Send learners to the lesson online
This bundle pairs with the student topic page Equations of motion, whose free-fall section carries the interactive explanation, and with the site simulation Free Fall and the Equations of Motion, which drops an object and applies the suvat equations in real time.
Surface the belief, then shift it
Free fall carries some of the stickiest misconceptions in the course: that heavier falls faster, that the acceleration is zero at the top of a throw, that a falling object is weightless. The lesson names each one and then breaks it with the two balls fall together model and clean vertical suvat.
The Anticipation and Reaction Guide makes each learner commit a private belief before teaching and revisit it after, so the shift in thinking is theirs and is visible on paper. The activity ships with the statement sheet and a teacher answer key, so it can be run faithfully.