TTS Multi Surface Friction Blocks 10pk

Name: TTS Multi Surface Friction Blocks 10pk
Brand: TTS
SKU: SKUGdWLxRrvxO
Availability: InStock

£31.84

SKU: SKUGdWLxRrvxO Categories: Forces & Motion, Primary Curriculum, Science Tag: TTS Brand: TTS

Helping to Support Teaching and Learning

Diverse Surfaces: These blocks include various surfaces such as sandpaper, carpet, foam, rubber, and smooth wood, each designed to showcase the effects of different textures on friction.
Educational Value: These blocks are crafted to help children explore and understand friction through practical activities, directly supporting the Science curriculum for Year 3 and Year 5.
Practical Design: Each block measures H28 x W70 x L100mm, making them easy to handle and perfect for classroom demonstrations.
Quality Materials: Built to withstand frequent use in educational settings, these blocks are made from durable wood, ensuring they are a dependable resource for classroom demonstrations.
Year 3 Science: Aligns with Year 3 Science objectives to compare movement on different surfaces, enhancing understanding of forces through practical activities.

Explore the impact of friction on movement with these versatile blocks for hands-on learning.

Set includes various textured blocks like sandpaper, carpet, and more, designed to help teach fundamental physics principles.

These blocks facilitate the exploration of how different surfaces impact movement, providing a hands-on approach to learning about forces. The assortment in textures such as sandpaper and carpet allows children to witness the principles of friction in action, making theoretical concepts tangible.

Designed to align with the UK Science curriculum for Years 3 and 5, these friction blocks serve as a practical tool to demonstrate the frictional forces that influence movement on various surfaces. This aids children in comprehending how forces interact in everyday life.
Constructed from quality wood, these blocks offer a practical dimension to science lessons, promoting active learning and deeper understanding among students.