Yes, you can definitely show the Work-Energy Theorem using simple experiments! Here are a couple of easy ideas:

1. Rolling Objects: Find different balls, like a marble and a basketball. Roll them down a ramp.

   • Measure how far they go.
   • Weigh the balls to find out their mass.
   • With this information, you can figure out how much work is done against gravity.

2. Pendulum: Swing a pendulum back and forth.

   • Measure how high it goes when it's at its highest point.

   • Then check its speed at the lowest point.

   • This shows how potential energy (the energy stored when it's high) turns into kinetic energy (the energy of motion when it's low).

These hands-on activities really help you understand the ideas better!