Some examples of simple but effective activities to help students understand better concepts identified as being challenging. Here are examples that might help you with Sig Digs, Kinematics, and Vectors. All activities are involve kinaesthetic experiences, to bring class to life. Give it a try if you teach Physics!
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TO BUILD OR NOT TO BUILD, THAT IS THE DISCUSSION
Categories: Lab/Student Activity
The students will be holding a community meeting to discuss local issues that are related to biodiversity. In order to prepare the students for this inquiry, the teacher needs to lay the groundwork... read more
GRADE 5 ENERGY TRANSFORMATIONS: ELASTIC POWERED CARS
Categories: Lab/Student Activity, Lesson Plan
In this activity, students learn about engineering design by constructing elastic powered cars from everyday materials that can travel in a straight line for a distance of at least 3 meters within a... read more
Teacher Demonstration: The Force of Air Resistance and the Speed of an Object
Categories: Teacher Demonstration
Most of us know from experience that the force of friction caused by air resistance increases as the relative speeds increases. The purpose of this activity is to develop a proportionality statement,... read more