Force & Motion

No Prep, worksheets with experiments that teach your students about force and motion, air pressure, gravity, centripetal force just to name a few. Additional activities will assist in broadening their basic knowledge, while developing skills including inquiry, design, and communication, and initiate a discussion relating 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 StudentsIdentifying ForcesAir PressureCentripetal ForceFrictionDragGravityBalancing Air Pressure and GravityLift and Air PressureMagnetic ForceMeasuring ForcesTension and CompressionSimple Machines: The PulleySimple Machines: The ScrewSimple Machines: The LeverSimple Machines: InvestigationsTransferring EnergyKinetic Energy to Heat EnergyThe Body in MotionWord Search

This book supports many of the fundamental concepts and learning outcomes from the curriculum for these provinces: British Columbia, Grade 5, Science, Physical Science, Forces & Simple Machines; Ontario, Grade 5, Science, Understanding Structures & Mechanisms, Forces Acting on Structures & Mechanisms; Saskatchewan, Grade 5, Science, Physical Science, Forces & Simple Machines.

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