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Force and Motion Unit - Reading and Creating Speed / Time Graphs

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Speed - Time Graphs - Reading and Creating Speed / Time Graphs:

This resource contains FOUR separate practice assignments on speed / time graphs. They are well made, relatable, funny, and engaging. Here is a look at each speed / time graph assignment.

1. Speed / Time Graph 1: Creating a speed / time graph: This assignment has students read a story and create a graph that shows the changes in speed over time of Abby, as she leaves her house in order to exercise. She alternates between walking and running for periods of time. I use this assignment to explain a speed / time graph. Students often pick up on it right away and it helps make the entire idea understandable.

2. Speed / Time Graph 2: This is a second story in which students will create a graph. After introducing speed / time graphs with handout #1, I have students work in partners to practice the skill without me. This allows them immediate practice while I can walk around and troubleshoot.

3. Speed / Time Graph 3: This is a generic speed / time graph that has portions labeled with letters. Students answer questions based on the graph. Questions include identifying where an object was traveling at a steady rate, speeding up vs slowing down, accelerating at the highest rate, etc.

4. Speed / Time Graph 4: For this assignment, I give students a ready made graph. Students use the graph to create a story themselves that matches the graph. I allow students to share their stories (after I've proofed them, of course.) This allows for some creativity.

Use these handouts for:

  • Teaching speed/ time graphs
  • Review
  • Homework
  • Sub work

ALL keys included.

This resource is part of a bundle that covers all of Forces and Newton's Laws of Motion❤

❤️ Force and Motion Physical Science Bundle: Forces, Speed and Newton's Laws


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40 minutes
Last updated Aug 10th, 2013
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