Engage students by discussing the thrilling experience of skydivers and how they are pulled towards the Earth. Ask students to guess what force is responsible for this pull.

Introduce the concept of gravitational force, explaining how it pulls objects towards the Earth and is influenced by mass and distance.

Use the video 'Gravitational Force' to illustrate how gravity affects objects like a bungee jumper and skydiver, helping students visualize the concept.

Facilitate a discussion on how gravity keeps objects on the Earth's surface and how it varies with mass and distance.

Watch the video 'Gravity – In a Minute' to see demonstrations of gravity's effects on everyday objects, reinforcing the concept with relatable examples.

Conduct an experiment where students drop various objects to observe gravitational pull and discuss their observations.

Use the 'Measure and Describe Motion' assessment to have students drop paper sheets and measure the time taken to reach the floor, analyzing how modifications affect motion.

Assign students to explore gravitational force by observing objects in their environment and noting how gravity affects them.

Engage students in a class discussion to share their observations and reinforce their understanding of gravitational force.

Review the key concepts of gravitational force, mass, and distance. Encourage students to reflect on how these concepts apply to real-world scenarios.

Use the 'Gravity and Air Resistance' assessment to evaluate students' understanding by having them design and test parachutes, analyzing the impact on motion.

Encourage students to take the quiz to assess their comprehension of gravitational force concepts.