The lesson plan for Fastest Sport on Earth: Exploring Speed in Action helps Elective Home Education families guide their learners through one of the most surprising sporting records—why badminton holds the title for fastest recorded object in sport. It’s ideal for children interested in science, speed, or physical activity, and encourages curiosity and critical thinking.

The printable resource includes structured learning tasks, comprehension questions, vocabulary building, creative exercises, and deeper thinking challenges. It allows learners to compare sports, explore real-world physics, and reflect on the meaning of “fast” in different contexts.

Parents will find everything needed to run this as a flexible and engaging home study session. No teaching experience is required—just follow the clear prompts and adapt the activities to suit your child’s needs. Whether you use it as a one-off lesson or include it in a broader topic about movement, record-breaking humans, or physics in sport, it’s a ready-to-go plan that supports meaningful learning at home.