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Generation Logistics
Generation Logistics - Science resources
This collection of science resources have been designed to show how science is used in the real-world context of logistics and transportation.
Further education resources that link the world of logistics to suitable lessons and subjects in school can be found on the Generation Logisitics Education Hub.
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How far does a van move?
This resource introduces the concepts of distance and displacement through the journey made by a delivery van. The first task checks pupils' understanding of the measurement of length and the appropriate units to use. Pupils are then asked to define distance and displacement and look at the similarities and...
Which fuel is best?
This resource contains a series of tasks which builds pupils' knowledge and understanding of combustion and how to evaluate what makes a good fuel. In the initial task pupils' are introduced to the properties of complete and incomplete combustion and this is then applied to the combustion reactions that take place...
Describing the journey of a cargo ship from a distance-time graph
This resource provides a series of activities which develop pupils' skills interpreting distance-time graphs and using them to calculate the speed of an object. The initial task ask pupils to interpret a distance-time graph qualitatively which is followed by a quick quiz to check pupils understanding of distance,...
Describing the motion of a warehouse robot from a velocity-time graph
This resource provides a series of activities which develop pupils' skills interpreting velocity-time graphs and using them to calculate the acceleration of an object. The initial task ask pupils to interpret a velocity-time graph qualitatively which is followed by a quick quiz to check pupils understanding of ...
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| Subject(s) | Science, Physics, Chemistry |
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| Age | 11-14, 14-16 |
| Published | 2020 to date |
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| Direct URL | https://www-dev.stem.org.uk/cxjje3 |
