Are You Smarter Than a 5th Grader?Are You Smarter

Than a 5th Grader?

Are You Smarter Than a 5th Grader?

Are You Smarter Than a 5th Grader?

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5th Grade Drawing Forces5th Grade Drawing Forces 5th Grade Drawing Forces

4th Grade Identifying Forces4th Grade Identifying Forces 4th Grade Identifying Forces

3rd Grade Gravity3rd Grade Gravity 3rd Grade Gravity

2nd Grade Graphical Displays of Motion2nd Grade Graphical Displays of Motion 2nd Grade Graphical Displays of Motion

1st Grade Speed and Motion1st Grade Speed and Motion 1st Grade Speed and Motion

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5th Grade Drawing Forces 5th Grade Drawing Forces

When are forces acting on an object that is balanced? When are they unbalanced?

When are forces acting on an object that is balanced? When are they unbalanced?

5th Grade Drawing Forces5th Grade Drawing Forces

When the total force is zero, the 2 forces balance each other.

When 1 force is larger than the other force, then the object is unbalanced.

When the total force is zero, the 2 forces balance each other.

When 1 force is larger than the other force, then the object is unbalanced.

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5th Grade Drawing Forces5th Grade Drawing Forces

How do you explain the direction of motion (using forces)?

How do you explain the direction of motion (using forces)?

5th Grade Drawing Forces 5th Grade Drawing Forces

Force diagrams will explain the direction of motion.

Force diagrams will explain the direction of motion.

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4th Grade Identifying Forces4th Grade Identifying Forces

Name 5 different forces. Name 5 different forces.

4th Grade Identifying Forces4th Grade Identifying Forces

Gravity Supporting Elastic Friction Air resistance

Gravity Supporting Elastic Friction Air resistance

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4th Grade Identifying Forces4th Grade Identifying Forces

How do everyday forces influence the motion of objects?

How do everyday forces influence the motion of objects?

4th Grade Identifying Forces 4th Grade Identifying Forces

There are ALWAYS forces acting on the objects around us, whether these objects are moving or not. Generally, two or more forces will act collectively or in opposition to speed-up or slow down the motion of an object.

There are ALWAYS forces acting on the objects around us, whether these objects are moving or not. Generally, two or more forces will act collectively or in opposition to speed-up or slow down the motion of an object.

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3rd Grade Gravity3rd Grade Gravity

What is the direction of gravity? What evidence could you provide

to support your answer?

What is the direction of gravity? What evidence could you provide

to support your answer?

3rd Grade Gravity 3rd Grade Gravity

Gravity is vertically downwards. When an object is dropped it will

drop downwards.

Gravity is vertically downwards. When an object is dropped it will

drop downwards.

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3rd Grade Gravity3rd Grade Gravity

What is the difference between mass and weight?

What is the difference between mass and weight?

3rd Grade Gravity3rd Grade Gravity

Mass is the amount of matter. Weight is the size of the gravitational force pulling your mass downwards.

Mass is the amount of matter. Weight is the size of the gravitational force pulling your mass downwards.

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2nd Grade Graphical Displays of Motion

2nd Grade Graphical Displays of Motion

Is this bar graph constant or non-constant speed?

Is this bar graph constant or non-constant speed?

2nd Grade Graphical Displays of Motion

2nd Grade Graphical Displays of Motion

Constant speed Constant speed

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2nd Grade Graphical Displays of Motion

2nd Grade Graphical Displays of Motion

Is this constant or non-constant speed on this line graph?

Is this constant or non-constant speed on this line graph?

2nd Grade Graphical Displays of Motion

2nd Grade Graphical Displays of Motion

Constant speed Constant speed

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1st Grade Speed and Motion1st Grade Speed and Motion

What is the difference between constant speed and average speed?

What is the difference between constant speed and average speed?

1st Grade Speed and Motion1st Grade Speed and Motion

When a car remains the same speed, it is constant speed. The average speed is a number that tells us how fast the car would be moving if its higher speeds and lower speeds were averaged out to a single speed.

When a car remains the same speed, it is constant speed. The average speed is a number that tells us how fast the car would be moving if its higher speeds and lower speeds were averaged out to a single speed.

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1st Grade Speed and Motion1st Grade Speed and Motion

What is speed and how do you calculate it?

What is speed and how do you calculate it?

1st Grade Speed and Motion 1st Grade Speed and Motion

Speed is how fast a moving object is traveling over a distance. To calculate speed you divide distance over time. D/T

Speed is how fast a moving object is traveling over a distance. To calculate speed you divide distance over time. D/T

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Million Dollar Question6th Grade Topic

Million Dollar Question6th Grade Topic

Force and MotionForce and Motion

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Our unit was the study of forces and how they affect ______, leading into the understanding of energy.

Our unit was the study of forces and how they affect ______, leading into the understanding of energy.

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motion motion

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