Sandra Appleby

Force & Motion Sandra Appleby

Help students understand the various types of force and motion, to broaden their knowledge of basic concepts, develop skills including inquiry, design, and communication, and develop the opportunity to relate science and technology to life outside the classroom.




For the Teacher: At A Glance - list of skills and learning outcomes coveredTeacher Assessment RubricTeacher SuggestionsScientific Method for TeachersVocabulary ListMaterials RequiredLearning LogConference EvaluationCertificateWindmill TemplateAnswer Key




For the Students: Student Assessment RubricScientific Method for StudentsWhat I Know WorksheetActivities & Experiment Topics: Identifying MotionIdentifying ForcesMagnetismMagnetic ForceMagnetsStatic ElectricityElectromagneticEnergyMuscular ForceCentripetal ForceFriction GravitySlippery SolutionsPush and PullSimple MachinesTransferring EnergyKinetic Energy to Heat EnergyWorking with ForcesA Ballistic BalloonWindmillWind in the WindmillsForms of EnergySolving Problems with ForcesThe Language of ForcesIdentifying ForcesThe Body in MotionForce and Motion ResearchListening for Force and MotionRhyming Force and MotionWord Search 1 and 2

This book supports many of the fundamental concepts and learning outcomes from the curriculum for these provinces: British Columbia, Grade 1, Science, Physical Science, Force & Motion; Ontario, Grade 3, Science, Understanding Matter & Energy, Forces Causing Movement; Manitoba, Grade 2, Science, Physical Science, Motion & Relative Position.

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