How can a teacher demonstrate this activity? Title: The Effect of Gravity on Different Objects Objective: To understand how gravity affects different objects. Materials: 1. Different objects of varying weights and sizes (e.g., a tennis ball, a basketball, a book, a feather) 2. A high place to drop the objects from (e.g., a balcony, a staircase) Procedure: 1. Predict which object will hit the ground first when dropped from the same height. Write down your predictions. 2. Stand at the edge of your chosen high place. Make sure it's safe and you have permission to be there. 3. Drop two objects at the same time from the same height. Observe which one hits the ground first. 4. Repeat step 3 for all the different combinations of objects. 5. Record your observations. Analysis: 1. Compare your predictions with your observations. Were they correct? 2. Discuss why some objects might have hit the ground before others. Consider factors such as weight, size, and shape. Conclusion: Summarize your findings. Discuss how gravity affected the different objects and how this might relate to real-world situations