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1st grade physics homeschool curriculum microsofts

Introduction to Gravity

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What keeps us on the earth? Why do objects fall down? Why can't I jump to the moon? These a simple questions, with complicated answers. Kids have a knack for asking questions that are hard for teachers to explain. Here is a book that explains the in's and out's of gravity. It is so simple a preschooler can understand.

Subjects:

Basic Principles, Physics, Science

Grades:

PreK - 2nd

Types:

Homeschool Curricula, For Parents

Pulleys: Simple Machines, Hands-On Engineering for Kids

Created by

Pop-Up Education

These pulley lessons are supported by three relevant and captivating activities designed to engage children with engineering experiences and teach them to actively think and question the world around them. During these lessons, participants will compare pulley size, consider one pulley versus three, and experiment with a horizontal pulley system. Additionally, participants learn to identify pulleys as a simple machine, use higher level thinking to make comparisons, ask and answer questions, make

Subjects:

Engineering, General Science, Physics

Grades:

K - 8th

Types:

Homeschool Curricula, Lesson

What is Matter?

Created by

Koantum

Lesson overviewIn this lesson, students will learn about matter and the properties of matter. They will learn the characteristics of the three phases of matter (solid, liquid, and gas) and how matter changes from one phase to another. Learning objectivesDescribe what matter is.Recognize that matter can exist in three different states: solid, liquid, and gas.Prove that solids, liquids, and gases occupy space.Understand the properties of matter.Understand that matter can change from one phase to a

Subjects:

Physical Science, Physics, Science

Grades:

K - 2nd

Types:

PowerPoint Presentations, Homeschool Curricula, Lesson

NGSS:

2-PS1-1

An introduction to Strucutres

Created by

PDT Primary Design Technology

This is a perfect small project for Design and Technology in KS1 and KS2. It introduces the topic of Structures. The project will give the children the opportunity to follow instructions to make and test a paper aeroplane and some simple beams to show how the properties of paper can change with some simple folds. Use whatever you have as the weight. If the children are really keen and enjoy the project, you could always extend it to make bridges and towers from either art straws, spaghetti or ro

Subjects:

Instructional Technology, Physics

Grades:

1st - 4th

Types:

Homeschool Curricula, Activities