Motion

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Motion
Donna Hayes 7514-01
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Table of Contents

• Essential Questions
• Motion
• Force
• Push
• Pull
• The Bear Family Kick Off
• Discussion
• References

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Essential Questions
1. What makes an object move?
2. What causes the same object to move different
distances?
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Motion is the act of moving.
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Force is necessary for motion.
What is force?
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Force is a push
or a pull
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Forces like pushing and pulling make people and
objects move!
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Who is pushing and who is pulling?
Im pushing
Im pulling
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Who is pushing and who is pulling?
Pushing
Pulling
Click the dog to watch a video on Force.
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Can you think of any more?
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Lets play a game!
Yeahhhh!
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Test Yourself
Think about each object. Can you push it, pull
it, or both?
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Check Your Answers
Think about each object. Can you push it, pull
it, or both?
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Why cant you push and pull all of the objects?
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Brilliant!!
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Lets play another game!
Awesome!!
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The Bear Family Kick Off
Who do you think will win?
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10 Yards
30 Yards
20 Yards
40 Yards
50 Yards
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10 Yards
30 Yards
20 Yards
40 Yards
50 Yards
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10 Yards
30 Yards
20 Yards
40 Yards
50 Yards
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10 Yards
30 Yards
20 Yards
40 Yards
50 Yards
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Kicking Contest Results
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Kicking Contest ResultsPie Chart
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Discussion Questions
Why did Papa Bears ball go the greatest distance?
Why do you think Sister and Brother kicked the
ball the same distance?
Why do you think Mama and Papa did not kick the
ball the same distance?
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Brilliant!!
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References
Jones, R. M., Krockover, G. H., Lang, M. P.,
McLeod, J. C., Slavick Frank, M., Valenta,
C. J., et al. (2002). Harcourt Science
Teachers Edition. Second Grade.. Orlando, FL
Harcourt, Inc. Lanczak Williams, R.,
(2002). Motion. Orlando, FL Harcourt,
Inc. Hyperlinks