TTS Wooden Forces Slope Kit

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A sturdy ramp kit with reversible slopes for forces investigations, featuring a variety of surfaces.

Versatile Surfaces: Features four distinct surfaces - sandpaper, carpet underlay, plain wood, and foam - offering varied frictional experiences for comprehensive experiments.
Adjustable Heights: The stand's five height settings allow for easy adjustment of the ramp's gradient, catering to a wide range of experiment designs.
Safe and Sturdy: Designed for stability, the stand and ramps ensure a safe environment for conducting experiments without the risk of tipping over.
Educational Value: Facilitates hands-on learning about forces, motion, friction, distance, and speed, enhancing theoretical science education with practical application.
Key Stage 2 Support: Supports the Key Stage 2 Science curriculum, particularly in understanding forces and motion.

A sturdy ramp kit with reversible slopes for forces investigations, featuring a variety of surfaces.

Includes a stand with five adjustable height settings and a built-in ruler for precise measurements.

Designed for engaging hands-on experiments, it features reversible slopes with varied surfaces including sandpaper, carpet underlay, plain wood, and foam. The adjustable stand offers five height settings for diverse experiment setups, facilitating exploration of forces, motion, and friction.

Aligned with the Key Stage 2 Science curriculum, this kit supports a practical understanding of gravity, air resistance and friction. It enables children to experiment with and observe the effects of friction, making learning both interactive and impactful.
Constructed for classroom safety and accuracy, the kit is an ideal tool for introducing young learners to scientific concepts through practical application. It bridges the gap between theory and real-world physics, sparking curiosity and fostering a deeper understanding of how the physical world operates.

Science, Year 5, Forces

Explain that unsupported objects fall towards the Earth because of the force of gravity acting between the Earth and the falling object.

Science, Year 5, Forces

Identify the effects of air resistance, water resistance and friction, that act between moving surfaces.

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