Key Understandings and Guiding Questions:
• Forces cause changes in an object’s position, speed and direction.
How are change in position, speed and direction recognized?
• Changes in motion can be measured and graphically represented.
How do graphs change visually when distance vs. time and speed vs. time graphs are compared?
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Below you will find links to activities that will reinforce their learning experience. Connect to the fun links by clicking on the black word or words that follow the description. Keep checking back I'll add more links as I find them. ~Mrs. Freelove
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A force is a push or pull. Practice using force here. Don't forget the quiz at the end. If you want more to do with forces click on the What's Next tab. Forces
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is link test how the height of a ramp effects the distance a truck travels. Also attach parachutes to the truck to see how resistance effects the distance travels. You will be able to enter the information you collect (data) into a table as you experiment. After you play the game be sure to click on the box that says Revision Bite for more learning fun. Don't forget to take the quiz at the end. Truck motion 
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This website will help you understand the concept of friction. Have fun playing the game. When you finish don't forget to try the quiz and click on the Revision Bite button for more learning fun.
FRICTION
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***Now that you've played with forces, motion, and friction try your hand at jcreating a roller coaster. Go to the link below. This site loads very slowly, so you will need to be patient! Make adjustments to the current coaster using the buttons. Once you create a coaster that is able to make it through the loop, your coaster is complete. Coaster Fun
Now you've got the idea. Try building a rollercoaster on this link. Coaster Building Fun
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