Newton’s Second Law Simulation — Description The simulation demonstrates F = ma through four scenarios that each isolate one variable at a time, so students can see precisely what changes when force or mass is altered while everything else stays fixed. It follows the same ClassAdapt design language — dark canvas, Lexend font, bold white […]
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Newton’s First Law Simulation — Description The simulation is a four-tab, fully animated GCSE Physics tool built in the ClassAdapt style — dark canvas, Lexend font, bold white labels, and a live fact bar that updates as each phase of the animation plays out. It covers Newton’s First Law from four distinct angles, each chosen
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Distance–Time Graph Simulation — Description The simulation is a fully animated, responsive physics tool built for GCSE Science/Physics. It runs entirely in the browser with no internet dependency beyond loading the Lexend font. What students see on screen: The canvas is split into two zones. The top third shows a live track scene — a
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Velocity–Time Graph Simulation — Description The simulation is a responsive, animated GCSE Physics tool that runs entirely in the browser. It shares the same ClassAdapt design language as the distance–time graph simulation — dark background, Lexend font, bold white labels throughout — making it straightforward to use both tools together in the same lesson. What
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Simulation of Circular motion Circular Motion Simulation — Description The simulation shows a moving object tracing a circular path across four real-world contexts: a satellite in orbit, a car on a roundabout, a ball on a string, and a Ferris wheel gondola. In every scene, the object moves at a settable, constant speed — but
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