Take motion graph analysis to the next level with this Distance–Time Graph Intermediate worksheet! Students compare three runners’ performances to calculate average speed, analyze instantaneous speed, and determine who wins the race at various distances.

Perfect for Physical Science, Intro to Physics, or Motion & Forces units, this engaging activity helps students apply graph interpretation skills to a realistic racing scenario.

What’s Included:
✅ Distance–time graph featuring three runners (A, B, and C)
✅ Guided questions on average and instantaneous speed
✅ Comparative reasoning questions (“Who wins?” style problems)
✅ Real-world motion interpretation and critical thinking practice

Skills Covered:

• Interpreting and analyzing distance–time graphs
  
• Calculating average and instantaneous speed
  
• Comparing rates of motion and graph intersections
  
• Drawing conclusions based on graphical data
  

Why You’ll Love It:
This worksheet transforms abstract graphing concepts into an exciting, relatable race challenge that keeps students engaged while deepening their understanding of motion. Ideal for small groups, individual work, or graphing practice before an assessment.