Motion resources help primary students investigate how and why things move — connecting the physics of movement to the world they experience every day.

The collection covers how objects start, stop and change direction, the relationship between forces and motion, speed and distance concepts, and patterns in how different objects move (rolling, sliding, swinging, bouncing). Resources include investigation tasks, experiment guides, prediction and observation activities, and data recording worksheets that build scientific thinking alongside content knowledge.

Works well alongside Forces resources for a broader unit on physical sciences. Suitable for primary year levels.

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