Trying to show how work works through home experiments can be tough. Here are some problems you might face and some easy fixes:

1. Not Enough Tools

   • Problem: You might not have the right tools at home.
   • Fix: Use common things like books, ramps, or rubber bands to measure forces and distances.

2. Getting the Idea

   • Problem: Students may find it hard to understand what work means (like in the formula $W = F \cdot d \cdot \cos(\theta)$).
   • Fix: Make experiments simpler, like lifting things up, so it's easier to see what work really looks like.

3. Measuring Correctly

   • Problem: Tools that don’t measure accurately can give you wrong results.
   • Fix: Work on guessing measurements better and try the experiments a few times to get more reliable results.