# Stage 1 Year 2 Science Unit – Forces Can Change the Way Objects Move **Price:** $6.00 AUD **Seller:** TeachBuySell Seller **Year Levels:** year2 **Subjects:** science ## Description (seller-submitted) Forces Can Change the Way Objects Move Year 2 Science – Term 4 (NSW Syllabus Aligned) Stage 1 - Year 2 Term 4 This Year 2 Science unit is a complete, ready-to-teach Term 4 resource exploring how forces (pushes and pulls) affect the way objects move. The unit supports students to conduct simple investigations, record observations, compare scientific learning from across the year, and explain results using appropriate scientific language. Designed specifically for Stage 1 – Year 2, this unit is ideal for end-of-year consolidation, providing meaningful science learning without introducing unnecessary overload. What’s Included: ✔ Editable PowerPoint slides for all lessons ✔ Student worksheets for each lesson (printable & PDF-friendly) ✔ Clear learning intentions and success criteria ✔ Hands-on investigations and data recording tasks ✔ Explicit science consolidation lesson ✔ Optional Digital Technologies link (algorithms) ✔ Teacher-friendly structure with minimal prep required Unit Overview: Across this unit, students will: explore what forces are and how they work investigate how pushes and pulls change movement make predictions and record results compare investigations from across the year (living things, light, sound and forces) explain scientific results using sentence stems and oral discussion sequence steps to demonstrate simple algorithms (optional digital systems lesson) Lesson Breakdown: Lesson 1: What Is a Force? Students learn that a force is a push or a pull and identify forces in everyday situations. Lesson 2: How Forces Change Movement Students explore how forces can start, stop or change the speed and direction of objects. Lesson 3 : Investigating Forces Students conduct a simple investigation, make predictions, test different strengths of force, and record results. Lesson 4: Comparing Our Investigations (Science Consolidation) Students reflect on and compare investigations completed across the year, identifying similarities and differences in scientific p… [truncated] --- View on TeachBuySell: https://teachbuysell.com.au/l/696f3e0d-2d9e-493d-84c9-c5cb0c794d37 Marketplace: https://teachbuysell.com.au