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 momentum p = m v, the second law in momentum form, impulse, the force-time graph, impact-time safety, three worked examples, examiner traps and differentiation.
Worksheet and answers
Original AS questions across recall, momentum, force from a change in momentum, impulse from a graph and a safety application, 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
A Round Table on impulse in everyday life with a group recording sheet and a teacher example bank, 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 Newton's laws and momentum, whose momentum section carries the interactive explanation, and with the site simulation Conservation of Momentum, which lets learners watch momentum before and after a collision and see the change in momentum directly.
The same Δp, a different force
Most momentum errors come from dropping the vector nature of it, or from thinking a longer impact means a bigger force. The lesson holds a sign convention through every rebound and uses the longer-time-smaller-force model so impulse feels concrete, not algebraic.
The Round Table then has every learner add one everyday example of impact time at work, in turn, building a shared bank that the group sorts into reduce-the-force and increase-the-force. It ships with the recording sheet and a teacher example bank, so it can be run faithfully.