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Science 2.PS.1  Forces change the motion of an object.

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Students use Quizlet to review and match terms like push, pull, gravity, motion, and friction with their definitions and picture examples.

https://quizlet.com/1085855560/forces-in-motion-flash-cards/?funnelUUID=c659a421-eb50-450c-a096-2f0eb2ebef98

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Use Legends of Learning for students to explore how pushes and pulls change object speed and direction.

https://awakening.legendsoflearning.com/play

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In small groups, students use Seesaw to record a short video showing a real-life example of a force.

https://seesaw.com/

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Students record a short clip (a rolling toy car down a ramp) and use the slow-motion app to analyze what happens when the ramp angle or force changes.

https://www.canva.com/features/slow-motion-video/

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Students use Padlet video responses to debate Which surface lets the toy car go farthest, tile, carpet, or sandpaper?

https://padlet.com/rwinnett23/which-surface-lets-the-toy-car-go-farthest-tile-carpet-or-sa-t8tvv5fc8f92tiw

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Students design a stop-motion video using Stop Motion Studio showing a story about a character who uses pushes and pulls to move objects.

https://clideo.com/stop-motion