Climbing racks, carousels, swings and slides can be used for many experiments and demonstrations that offer suprising results, often challenging students' understanding of motion. This paper describes activities used in professional development workshops for teachers on the use of playgrounds in physics teaching. Toys and other simple equipment complement the experience of the body. In addition, smartphones can be used both for documentation and measurements. The activities emphasize how playground experiments can connect very concrete experiences of acceleration and force to textbook examples and fundamental physical principles
This paper shows results using an amusement park premises, in order to improve appropriation of such...
Hands-on Physics Experiments for Classroominfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersio
This qualitative study makes recommendations to help teachers understand how an outdoor learning en...
Physics is not very popular with both children and adults alike. Studies show that one of the causes...
Take a selection of balls and marbles along to a nearby playground slide and let students investigat...
Scientific concepts can be abstract for students in the younger school years. By using the playgroun...
This book provides elementary school teachers, physical education specialists, special education tea...
Creativity in science is necessary if we want Galileos, Newtons, Daltons, Darwins and Einsteins of t...
This article describes the development and deployment of Physics Toolbox Play, a gamified component ...
Primary school playground and pupils’ physical skill acquisition is a crucial issue that needs urgen...
The paper describes an amusement park activity that provided a unique opportunity to facilitate tert...
“Forces and Motion” is a topic that requires students to relate contents to re-al life applications ...
This study investigated playground activity levels of children in grades K-4 and compared levels of ...
The purpose of this study was to find out if preschool teachers use physical concepts included in th...
This thesis aims to study the feasibility of using energy generated by the physical activity of chil...
This paper shows results using an amusement park premises, in order to improve appropriation of such...
Hands-on Physics Experiments for Classroominfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersio
This qualitative study makes recommendations to help teachers understand how an outdoor learning en...
Physics is not very popular with both children and adults alike. Studies show that one of the causes...
Take a selection of balls and marbles along to a nearby playground slide and let students investigat...
Scientific concepts can be abstract for students in the younger school years. By using the playgroun...
This book provides elementary school teachers, physical education specialists, special education tea...
Creativity in science is necessary if we want Galileos, Newtons, Daltons, Darwins and Einsteins of t...
This article describes the development and deployment of Physics Toolbox Play, a gamified component ...
Primary school playground and pupils’ physical skill acquisition is a crucial issue that needs urgen...
The paper describes an amusement park activity that provided a unique opportunity to facilitate tert...
“Forces and Motion” is a topic that requires students to relate contents to re-al life applications ...
This study investigated playground activity levels of children in grades K-4 and compared levels of ...
The purpose of this study was to find out if preschool teachers use physical concepts included in th...
This thesis aims to study the feasibility of using energy generated by the physical activity of chil...
This paper shows results using an amusement park premises, in order to improve appropriation of such...
Hands-on Physics Experiments for Classroominfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersio
This qualitative study makes recommendations to help teachers understand how an outdoor learning en...