Group 7 WebQuest

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Description: By the end of this lesson, students will be to go to https://www.createwebquest.com/node/70379/edit and learn about how Newton's Third Law of Motion works. 

Grade Level: 8

NGSS: MS-PS2-1

Curriculum: Physical Sciences

Keywords: Action, Reaction, Motion.

Author(s): Flor, Briana, Jenny

Hello Scientists!

 

In this WebQuest, we will create a graphic organizer (e.g., a poster) to illustrate how our real-life examples, diagrams, visuals, and hypotheses demonstrate Newton's third law of motion. 

Engagement:

Have you ever wondered why is it, when you push against a wall, it feels like it pushes back at you?  Do you marvel whenever you see a bird fly, its wings go down and backwards, but it flies in an opposite direction? And more excitedly, how is it we've had over 377 human spaceflight launches?!?

To answer these questions, you will need to learn more about how Newton's Third Law of motion works. 

Task

Your task is to create an informative and visually engaging poster that highlights the key ideas of Newton's Third Law.

Your poster should be both educational and visually appealing, suitable for a middle school audience.

For example:

                                  Newton's Three Laws - MATH & SCIENCE WARRIOR

Process

Create Your Own Poster (CYOP)





-MUST relate to Newton's Third Law 

-MUST relate to our science standard/lesson

Include the following:

  1. TITLE: clear & creative.                                                                                                                                                                   -Out of Newton's Three Laws of Motion, you will only be focusing on his Third Law. Make this known to us (your audience) that you are solely referencing to action/reaction pairs or the numerical equivalent. 
  2. INTRODUCTION: brief introduction to Newton's third law, define the term & why it's important.                                                   -Aim for accuracy and fluency in explaining the concepts of the third law of motion. Utilize the provided online resources to define your own definition of Newton's Third Law and its significance in the physical world. 
  3. REAL-WORLD EXAMPLES: Include at least 3 real-world examples. These examples should be explained & visually represented on the poster.                                                                                                                                                                                       -This can be demonstrated via sports, recreations/hobbies, living and non-living beings, and engineering accomplishments. 
  4. ILLUSTRATIONS & DIAGRAMS: Use visual aids to help explain the concept.
  5. TEXT: Use legible text to explain the content & examples.

 

Resources:

https://www.physicsclassroom.com/class/newtlaws/Lesson-4/Newton-s-Third-Law



https://blog.praxilabs.com/2022/03/22/newtons-third-law-of-motion/

https://www.ck12.org/book/cbse_physics_book_class_ix/section/2.7/

https://www.centergrove.k12.in.us/cms/lib4/IN01000850/Centricity/domain/510/4th%20nine%20week%20files/third%20law.pdf\

Watch:

Professor Dave Explains Newton's Third Law of Motion: Action and Reaction (Youtube) 

https://youtu.be/y61_VPKH2B4?si=SgnIngPRNNz_X0cX

The Organic Chemistry Tutor Newton's Law of Motion - First, Second & Third - Physics (Youtube) 

https://youtu.be/g550H4e5FCY?si=8eYUSHlwJwBjE4ab

 

 

Evaluation

 

Your Create Your Own Poster will be evaluated based on the following rubric:

Criteria  Advanced (4)  Proficient (3)  Near Proficient (2)  Beginning (1)

Title

Engaging & relevant 

to the topic
Clear & relevant to 

the topic
Relevant, but not too 

engaging

Irrelevant 

 

Introduction 

Provides a clear & concise introduction to Newton's

Third Law

Gives a basic overview of the topic Provides a brief introduction 

Lacks an introduction

 

Explanation & Text

Thorough and detailed explanation on Newton's third law. Legible and free from errors Clearly explains Newton's third law. Legible and free of major errors Explains the concept, but lacks depth. Contains some errors

Inaccurate explanation on the concept. Illegible or contains numerous errors

 

Real-World 

Examples

Provides 3 or more clear & detailed real-world examples relevant to the topic Presents at least 3 real-world examples with adequate explanations Provides examples, but not well-explained

Lacks examples or not explained accurately

 

Illustrations & 

Diagrams

Visuals enhance understanding of the concept & relate to the real-world examples  Visuals support the content, but aren't as effective to relate to the topic

Limited use of visuals and diagrams & show some understanding of the content

Lack of visuals or do not support the content

 

 

Creativity

Demonstrates creativity in the layout & design Shows some creativity in the layout & design Limited creativity in the layout & design

Lacks creativity in the layout & design

 

Organization

Well-organized Organized Somewhat disorganized

Disorganized

 

Presentation Well-prepared, engaged with the audience, using an appropriate voice & body language Presents information on poster using

& appropriate voice & body language
Presents the content, but lacks organization

Unable to present or doesn't understand the content

 

 

Conclusion

Congratulations scientists! You're one step closer to deciphering all of Newton's Laws! 

In this lesson, you have defined Newton's Third Law, you created a beautiful poster that showcased your knowledge, and you related what you learned to the real world! 

The learning doesn’t stop there though, there are thousands of ways that society utilizes Newton’s Third Law, and your task is to notice how it’s used in your everyday life. You thought of a few examples earlier, but luckily those examples aren’t the limit.

Don’t forget, for every action there’s an equal and opposite reaction! 

 

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