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Show videos of how other children play with ramps to add on to their ideas for inspiration 

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Show videos of how other children play with ramps to add on to their ideas for inspiration 

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I have used simulation apps for children to extend their learning for elevation of ramps. There are free online simulation websites and apps that can allow children to explore elevation of ramps to observe speed change in learning corners. this is provided if your preschool has a computer corner 

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I have used simulation apps for children to extend their learning for elevation of ramps. There are free online simulation websites and apps that can allow children to explore elevation of ramps to observe speed change in learning corners. this is provided if your preschool has a computer corner 

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Insightful presentation. Love the questions that you'll pose in every process skill.

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give them steep ramp and if the car moves faster what are the cause and effect? how does it affect safety? can ask for solutions (eg. a round-about ramp)

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Children can use the tablet to do their recordings and observations. Eg video recording, picture taking, voice recording of their reflection 

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Children can use the tablet to do their recordings and observations. Eg video recording, picture taking, voice recording of their reflection 

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Apart from cars, would you try other materials? such as balls.

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Ask the class, what other experiments they would like to do to find out more about ramps and cars

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perhaps children can slide down the ramp or slide? and see who is faster? how can they make their movement slower/faster?

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Wondering if ramp painting works? Like creating a ramp using paper and roll down materials to create representation.

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We can have like a follow up quiz on ramps using Kahoot?

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children can create their own textured ramp using natural materials (eg. leaves, twigs)

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children can create their own textured ramp using natural materials (eg. leaves, twigs)

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I think lesson can be extended to outdoors to test on natural ramps? Such as elevated ground of grass, etc. Outdoors is always fun!

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Hi there! We can also try to record their experiments using digital tools like tablet.

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Hello! Other then just doing it off a smooth ramp, as a follow up why not try getting children to test movement off stairs? It is also a kind of ramp, except it isn't a smooth ramp.