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Edexcel GCSE Physics: Calculating Acceleration

Edexcel GCSE Physics: Calculating Acceleration

Subject: Physics

Age range: 14-16

Resource type: Lesson (complete)

Last updated

4 November 2026

pptx, 257.81 KB
pptx, 257.81 KB
docx, 92.31 KB
docx, 92.31 KB
pdf, 70.67 KB
pdf, 70.67 KB

Two trolleys leave a ramp at different speeds. Can they still have the same average acceleration? Pupils compare two data sets, investigate repeated runs and explain what a negative acceleration means.

The editable PowerPoint is accompanied by a lesson plan and printable practical sheet. The activity, “Compare two trolley runs”, includes equipment, instructions, evidence to interpret and three questions with worked answers.

For Pearson Edexcel GCSE Combined Science, ages 14–16.

The download also includes an independently written practice sheet with teacher answers. The activity is Acceleration from paired readings.

Provided as 3 separate files. This purchase includes 1 editable PowerPoint, 1 Word document and 1 PDF.

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