This is the second lesson in a unit of work on forces which could be used at KS3 or GCSE. The lesson focus on the concept that forces always occur in pairs which interact. There is also work on drawing free body diagrams which might be a bit advanced for lower groups but useful for more advanced groups.
During this lesson pupils will:
- Use ISM to identify forces acting on an object that is stationary and the directions they are acting.
- Relate the previous activity to Newton’s third law of motion.
- Learn about interaction pairs.
- Learn the rules for drawing free body diagrams.
- Draw free body diagrams from pictures in the lesson.
- Watch a video to consolidate learning.
- Complete consolidation task to identify forces which would pair with each other and draw their own free body diagram.
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