An illustrated poster to use in the classroom when learning about different types of levers.
Display this teaching resource to help students define the three classes of levers when learning about simple machines.
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Could you change the terminology or have an additional poster in this series with the 'load' and 'effort' instead of input and output force? Thanks!
Hi Toni, Thank you for your suggestion! We'll get right onto that and let you know when the resource has been updated. Paul.