Introduction
Introducation
Newton's three laws of motion are all around us at every moments of the day.That ball you threw at recess, that's part of Newton's three laws of Motion. We have already learned about Friction and Newton's 1st law of motion. Now its time to learn about newton's 2nd law of motion. You will need to explore on-line to find project completed that fit under Newton's 2nd law of motion. If you need refreshed on Sir Isaac Newton this is the site to visit.
Task
Task
- You will meet 4th grade standards for science in understanding Newton's laws of motion.
- You will work in groups of three-four that are preasigned by me. You are to locate 3 websites that show Newton's 2nd law of motion at work.
- Collect your data and save your website! You will present this to the whole class.
- You will need to find at least one website that will help you in developing a activity to conduct for the class.
- This activity should be unique and creative but demonstarting Newon's 2nd Law of Motion.
Process
Process
We will go over friction and Newton's 1st law of motion
Groups will be assigned
Visit the computer lab with procedure on how the WebQuest works
Here is a list of hyper links to help you get started.
Do not stop at these website, use the resource found on these pages to keep searching for more websites.
Gather your data and find a unique activity to show the class
You will need to list your references since these are not your ideas. Give credit where credit is due
Check yourself:
Does our activity cover Newton's 2nd law of motion?
Do you have 3 websites listed?
Are you ready to present to the class?
Can you answer question if classmates ask?
Does everyone in the group have informatino written in their science journal?
Evaluation
Rubric
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Beginning 1 |
Developing 2 |
Qualified 3 |
Exemplary 4 |
Score |
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Use of 3 websites |
Students used only one website. The website is related to Newton’s Laws |
Students used less than three websites, each does relate to Newton’s laws |
Students used less that three websites, each is useful to understanding Newton’s laws |
Students used all three websites that are useful and understanding of Newton’s laws |
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Planning of unique activity |
Students can write a brief idea for an activity that relates to Newton’s laws |
Students write a brief idea for activity but not for the 2nd law of motion |
Students write activity that relates to Newton’s 2nd law |
Students write activity that relates to Newton’s 2nd law and list materials needed |
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Participation |
Minimum participation |
Student was involved but did not record the information |
Student was involved and recorded information in journal |
Student was involved, recorded information in journal, and helped with activity |
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Conclusion
Conclusion
This activity helped you to
- To navigate through the internet
- Understand Newton's 2nd Law of Motion
- Work in groups
- Meet standards
Credits
Lobo, R., Harte. B., (2014). Newton's Laws of Motion: Design and build! Retrieved: http://questgarden.com/81/92/4/090501094213/conclusion.htm
Teacher Page
MO GLE's
Stand 2.2.D.
a. Observe that balanced forces do not affect an object’s motion
(need to clarify that balanced forces means no change in forces acting on an object)
b. Describe how unbalanced forces
acting on an object changes its speed (faster/slower), direction of motion, or both
(need to clarify that unbalanced forces means any change in forces acting on an object)
c. Predict how thechange in speed of an object (i.e., faster/slower/remain s the same) is affected by the amount of force applied to an object and the mass of the object
Show-Me Standards:
Science: 2. . Properties and principles of force and motion
Next Generation Science Standards:
5-PS2-1: Support an argument that the gravitational force exerted by Earth on objects is directed down