Online Reversible Surface Forces Slope Boards 3pk Steam|Tts

33,67 £

SKU: SKUz7ktyiURHB Categories: Computing & Ict, D&T, Forces & Motion, Primary Curriculum, Science, Steam, Steam, Stem, Stem, Tts Tag: TTS Brand: TTS

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Helping to Support Teaching and Learning

Diverse Surfaces: This set includes six surfaces: thick and thin carpets, thick foam, bubble wrap, lacquer, and unfinished wood, each offering unique friction properties for learning about forces.
Educational Alignment: This set complements the Year 3 and Year 5 science curriculums, helping to identify the effects of different forces acting on varied surfaces through hands-on experimentation.
Practical Design: These durable wooden slope boards are built for repeated classroom use, offering lasting educational value.
Hands-On Learning: Encourages hands-on exploration of physical science, aiding children in grasping complex theories through practical application.
Year 3 Science Support: Supports the Year 3 Science objective to compare movements on different surfaces, aligning with the curriculum on forces and magnets.

TTS Reversible Surface Forces Slope Boards

A set of reversible slope boards designed for force experiments, featuring six varied surfaces.

Overview

Includes six varying surfaces: thick and thin carpets, thick foam, bubble wrap, lacquer, and unfinished wood for diverse experiments.

Constructed from durable wood, these slope boards feature six different testing surfaces, enabling effective demonstration of forces such as friction and motion. The variety includes thick and thin carpets, thick foam, bubble wrap, lacquer, and unfinished wood, catering to a range of experiments.

Aligned with the Year 3 Science curriculum, these boards allow practical exploration of how different surfaces influence movement, directly engaging with the forces topic. This practical method enhances concept comprehension among children.
For Year 5, the boards also facilitate the study of friction between moving surfaces. The diverse materials available help in illustrating these scientific concepts, making them accessible and stimulating for students.