DistanceTime Graphs Constant Reading Card Match In this
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Distance-Time Graphs – Constant – Reading – Card Match In this activity students work individually or in groups to match questions and answers. ‘Quick Cut’ – Choose the questions/slides you wish to use and delete others. Sets of questions can then be easily guillotined to save time. One-sheet sets of cards are also included for students to cut out themselves.
Printing To print handouts from slides Select the slide from the left. Then click: File > Print > ‘Print Current Slide’ To print multiple slides Click on a section title to highlight all those slides, or press ‘Ctrl’ at the same time as selecting slides to highlight more than one. Then click: File > Print > ‘Print Selection’ To print double-sided handouts Highlight both slides before using ‘Print Selection’. Choose ‘Print on Both Sides’ and ‘Flip on Short Edge’.
Match each Description with a Distance-Time Graph !
Half Answers
Distance from home D Time 12: John walks to the bus stop, he starts running when the bus passes him. 12: John walks to the bus stop, he starts running when the bus passes him.
Distance from home F Time 3: Sally starts a run but gets tired and has to slow down. 3: Sally starts a run but gets tired and has to slow down.
Distance from home B Time 9: Mo starts walking to school but forgets his books! He goes home before continuing. 9: Mo starts walking to school but forgets his books! He goes home before continuing.
Distance from home L Time 5: Jamie starts a run, chats to a friend for 10 minutes and then starts sprinting. 5: Jamie starts a run, chats to a friend for 10 minutes and then starts sprinting.
Distance from home K Time 11: Emily jogs slowly to the park. After a rest she sprints home. 11: Emily jogs slowly to the park. After a rest she sprints home.
Distance A Time 10: Pete drives to work but is stuck in traffic on the way. 10: Pete drives to work but is stuck in traffic on the way.
Distance from home H Time 6: Sam walks to the local park, reads a book and walks home. 6: Sam walks to the local park, reads a book and walks home.
Distance J Time 2: Sophie goes for a run but has to go slower then slower again. 2: Sophie goes for a run but has to go slower then slower again.
Distance E Time 1: While walking, a wizard immediately transports Hannah 500 m ahead! 1: While walking, a wizard immediately transports Hannah 500 m ahead! 1: While walking, a wizard immediately transports Hannah 500 m ahead!
Distance I Time 8: Doug steadily drives his truck on the motorway. 8: Doug steadily drives his truck on the motorway.
Distance C Time 7: Max walks to take a bus, then rides a train, then sits at his desk 7: Max walks to take a bus, then rides a train, then sits at his desk 7: Max walks to take a bus, then rides a train, then sits at his desk
Distance G Time 4: Before studying in maths, Adam rides his bike over a steep hill. 4: Before studying in maths, Adam rides his bike over a steep hill.
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