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1st grade physics centers for Microsoft Word
Car Ramp Experiment Worksheets - Force and Motion
In the experiment that corresponds to this work sheet, students will be racing toy cars down a ramp. They will determine how height affects speed, how weight affects speed, and how ramp material affects speed with the help of these worksheets featuring a spot for their predictions, their data, and their conclusion.
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1st - 2nd
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Science Study Guide - Forces & Simple Machines
This is a study guide I use either in class or for homework. It reviews basic simple machines and forces! Great supplements for primary grades!Key terms covered:motionpositionspeedforcefrictioninclined planeleverpulleysimple machine
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1st - 4th
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Hovering Hot Air Balloons
This flying experiment is awesome indoors and outdoors. You use helium balloons, ribbon and foam cups to simulate hot air balloon flight. Students add and subtract weight to get their hot air balloon to hover and travel around.Teacher information sections include:Materials – How To – How to present it to your group – Extra Activities – The lesson – Preschool version - Vocabulary
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K - 4th
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FOSS Balance and Motion Vocabulary Cards
Vocabulary Cards for the FOSS Balance and Motion kit that can be used for review. You can also use them for use on a word wall.
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1st - 3rd
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Marble runs for the whole classroom
Having your marble successfully stay on the track and completing a circuit is exciting. Students are often thrilled when they combine tracks and create large runs.Marble runs are popular toys in our classroom. This experiment allows students to create their own marble runs with foam pipe insulation and masking tape. Students tape the foam tracks to the walls, the tables, chairs and even themselves. You can also break into groups to combine materials and make larger and more elaborate tracks.Teac
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PreK - 4th
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Elementary Math Week Activity
This is a math activity that combines math (division and multiplication with decimals using a calculator), science (physics), and physical activity. It can be, however, as simple or as complicated as you want it to be. I have included three versions of varying complexity. The level of complexity can also be determined by the teacher; for example, if he or she wishes to apply variables or to introduce proportions to the activity, this is easily done.
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K - 7th
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Investigating sound vibration with a coat hanger. Part 1
To conduct this investigation you will need to collect several metal coat hangers and tie string to two ends of the coat hanger. Place students into teams of two. Each team has a set of materials to test using their coat hanger. The strings on the coat hanger are 'draped' around the students ears. This is how the student will pick up and sense the vibration. The student use the worksheet to record their findings. Each student will 'tap' a selection of materials onto the wire of the coat h
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PreK - 2nd
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Paper Glider Making - art, science, engineering and aeronautics
If you like to construct beautiful things and then fly them, this project is for you. Your students will create giant durable paper airplanes, make them beautiful and enjoy learning and playing with the aerodynamics of flying. This is engineering, building, art and physics in one tremendously fun indoor/outdoor project.Teacher information sections include:Materials – How To – How to present it to your group – Extra Activities – The lesson – Preschool version - Vocabulary
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K - 4th
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Race Track Physics
This is a physics lesson that demonstrates the principles of gravity, energy and resistance. Two objects will fall (gravity) at the same rate of speed if you drop them through the air. If you roll them down a track they will travel at different rates because of resistance (where and how the object touches the surface of the track).Teacher information sections include:Materials – How To – How to present it to your group – Extra Activities – The lesson – Preschool version - Vocabulary
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PreK - 4th
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Block Play - Free Build Jamboree
Block building can contribute to every level of child development. Each child will get something valuable out of playing with blocks depending on their own stage of development. Young children learn about shapes, colors and size while older children engage in problem solving and creativity of various levels. Every child in the group practices sharing and cooperation while playing blocks with others; even in parallel playing.Teacher information sections include:Materials – How To – How to present
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PreK - 1st
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Science in a Shoebox: Motion and Gravity
Science in a Shoebox is an activity where the teacher sends home a box with a science experiment in it to one student at a time for them to complete with a parent/guardian. This provides opportunities for parents to become involved in their child's learning and actively participate in a science experiment.
In this activity, students and parents will learn about Newton's laws of motion and gravity. The activity includes instruction sheet, student recording sheet, parent recording sheet, and a
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1st - 4th
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Science Vocab Cards - Force, Motion & Energy
These vocabulary cards will be a great addition to your science word wall featuring FORCE, MOTION 7 ENERGY vocabulary! Use them to show a pictorial representation as well as a child-friendly definition!
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1st
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Wheely Fun Friction
Want your students to explore friction in a hands-on, interactive way? This activity is perfect for you. Hypothesize, experiment, and revisit!
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1st - 4th
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NGSS:
K-2-ETS1-1
, 3-PS2-1
, 3-PS2-2
, 2-PS1-1
, 2-PS1-2
A Day Without Friction
This is a great writing activity for the science classroom! Have your students think of their day and when they encounter friction. Then have them write a short story about their day if there was no friction. There are also three practice problems for high school physics. It can be edited for almost any grade level!
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1st - 12th
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Measuring the Distance a Paper Airplane Flies
With this math and science worksheet, your students can record the distances their paper airplanes fly.Space available to record three trials.
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1st - 5th
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Science: Engineering Design Unit K-2
This is an arts-integrated NGSS science unit with a physics focus in Engineering Design. It was created with K-2 students in mind. There are vocabulary cards, printables, UbD unit plans, Helpful Hints for arts "newbies", and assessment rubrics.
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K - 2nd
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The Five Senses
Get start with this document of the five senses, continue with the default format or simply change it to your preference.
The Five Senses
Pictures and representation
The Five Senses Definition.
Questions for students to explore.
Grades:
K - 6th
Magnets Lab (editable)
This is a simple lab where students can test what sticks to a magnet!
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1st - 3rd
Pendulum Exploration Hypothesis Worksheet
Pendulum Exploration Hypothesis Worksheet
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PreK - 6th
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