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Explain who will win the tug-of-war game.  Use one of the "rules" you came up with from the activity as your "because".                        

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Explain who will win the tug-of-war game.  Use one of the "rules" you came up with from the activity as your "because".                        

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Try to include vocabulary terms such as: force, motion, mass, balanced, unbalanced

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Forces & motion play a big part in the game of tug-of-war. Look at the picture below.                             

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Forces & motion play a big part in the game of tug-of-war. Look at the picture below.                             

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1. Make 2 observations
2. Ask 2 questions

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Objective:  Simulate competitions between different size people to see the strength and direction of the forces being applied to each object, which will help you make predictions about motion.

Activity: Open the Net Force Simulation and complete the worksheet by trying  different combinations of people from the red and blue teams.

Net Force Simulation Link: https://phet.colorado.edu/sims/html/forces-and-motion-basics/latest/forces-and-motion-basics_en.html

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Sentence Starter:                        I think (the right/left side) will win the tug of war because (use rule from activity to explain). 

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Sentence Starter:                        I think (the right/left side) will win the tug of war because (use rule from activity to explain). 

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Sentence Starters                     1. I see …

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Sentence Starters                     1. I see …

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2. I wonder …

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1. I see that the rope is being pulled by two groups of people
2. I see kids using force to pull the rope in their favor
3. I wonder  how the more kids on a side can help win or lose
4. I wonder if the rope can just not pick a side. Like just stay in the middle with force.

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I see kids pulling the rope.
I see the kids using force to pull the rope.
Why are the kids on two different sides of the rope?
How are the kids not falling right away?

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I see girls vs boys and There are more girls then boys.
I wonder if the number difference changes anything ?
I wonder If age plays a part?

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i see kids pulling the rope. i wonder why there are more girls than boys.

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I see kids playing tug of war with more people pulling on the left side
I wonder if the strongest person were to let go, would the game change.

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There are more girls than boys
The amount of rope is equal between both teams
I wonder why there are more girls than boys
I wonder who wins since the teams or not an equal amount

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I see kids pulling on a piece of rope
and I see that the kids are struggling to pull the rope.
Why are the kids are struggling to pull the rope? Why are there more girls than boys?

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I see kids playing tug of war.
I see more girls than boys.
Who will win the tug of war?
How to the kids not fall?

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I see kids playing tug of war. (Girls on the left and boys on the right).
I wonder if the amount of people on each side will effect on how the game will go?

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I see kids playing tug of  war
I see kids pulling on the rope

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I see two groups pulling a rope
I see girl vs boys team

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i see kids playing tug of war. i also see that there are more girls than boys. why are they more girls than boys? i wonder who wins?

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I win because the left side has more people

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I see kids play tug of war, i also see more girls then boys.
How come there are more girls?
How old are the children?

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I think the left side will win because the have more people on their side. also the more people on one side means more force being pulled on their side.

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I think the left side will win because they have more people. Also they have a stronger force since they have more people.

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I think the left side will win the tug of war because they have more people meaning they have more strength and force

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I think the left side will win because there are more people on the left meaning there will be more force pulling the rope to the left.

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I think the left side will win because they have more people. More people means more force on that one side.

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I think the left side will win because there are more people(of different sizes) pulling. This means that there is more force and mass.

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I think the left side will win the tug of war because the left side has more people which will mean the force on that side is greater.

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i the the left because there are more girls and they have more force and more mass.

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I think the left side will still win because they got more force combined

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I think the left side will win because they have more mass and force.

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I think the left will win because it has more people which means they have more force

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I still think the left side will win because the left side is outnumbered.

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I think the left side is going to win because there is more mass on the left side than the right.

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I think the left side because thay have more mass and the more people to cause more force

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I think that the left side would win because they have more mass which also leads to more force.

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I think that the force is unbalanced and there is more force on the right side.