Force and Motion:Push and Pull

Force and Motion:Push and Pull – Hi teachers! Will you be teaching your students about force and motion – push, pull, straight, zig-zag, round-and-round, back-and-forth, fast, slow, etc.? Then this supplemental unit might be just what you need to help your students fully understand the concepts. Included are 90 real life full color pictures of objects to demonstrate each force and motion. Also included are posters, printables, interactive notebook pages, and 11 experiments to reinforce what they are learning.
Here is what is included in this unit:
90 full color pictures of force and motion cards (labeled and non-labeled format)
Pocket Chart Header Cards
10 Posters
Vocabulary Interactive Notebook Pages
Recording Sheet for Push and Pull
Recording Sheet for Push, Pull, Both
Recording Sheet for Ways Things Move – Straight, Zig-Zag, Round-and-Round, Back-and-Forth
Things that Move - Draw and Label
Things that Move – Interactive Notebook
Things that can be Pushed – Printable, Interactive Notebook, Writing
Things that can be Pulled – Printable, Interactive Notebook, Writing
Push and Pull Sort – Cut and Paste
Push and Pull Sort Interactive Notebook – Cut and Paste
Push, Pull, Both Sort – Cut and Paste
Push, Pull, Both Sort – Cut and Paste
Push Interactive Notebook Page
Pull Interactive Notebook Page
3 Scavenger Hunt Printables (Finding Things that can be Pushed, Pulled, or Both): Classroom Version, Playground Version, Home Version
Slow Moving Objects Printable, Interactive Notebook, and Writing Page
Fast Moving Objects Printable, Interactive Notebook, and Writing Page
Fast and Slow Printable, Cut and Paste Printable, Interactive Notebook Cut and Paste
Ways Things Move Cut and Paste Printable (straight, zig-zag, back-and-forth, round-and-round)
Ways Things Move Cut and Paste Interactive Notebook (straight, zig-zag, back-and-forth, round-and-round)
Force and Motion Flap Book
Ways Things Move Flap Book
Circle Maps for Force and Motion Concepts – Can be used to Write, Draw or Cut and Paste Pictures from Magazines
11 EXPERIMENTS that can be completed in the classroom to demonstrate force and motion

Thanks so much for taking a look!