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\n\"Machines\n\n
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\nMachines at home: friction\n

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\nIn this friction worksheet, students answer a question about what icy roads and cars slipping have to do with friction. Students complete 1 question.\n
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\n\"Friction\n\n
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\nFriction Force\n

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\nStudents investigate friction force on a variety of objects such as bricks and cardboard boxes. They use a force probe to collect data on the changes in force required to drag the objects across a variety of surface types.\n
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\n\"Rainbow\n\n
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\nRainbow Rotors\n

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\nStudents examine two forces of movement: gravity and friction. They create paper models to further their understanding of these forces, and decorate them. They then work in pairs to experiment with the rotors and record their data.\n
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\n\"Labeling\n\n
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\nLabeling Forces Correctly!\n

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\nDefine six common forces: propulsion, air resistance, water resistance, friction, gravity, and upthrust. A picture of a Smart Car is displayed with arrows showing all of the forces acting on it when it is motion. A picture of a rubber...\n
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\nFalling Ring Catch - Sick Science! #046\n

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\nAmaze your class with this demonstration of gravity and friction. A ring on a string is able to catch a spool of tape as it falls. This is a perfect introduction for a class discussion on these topics, or you could have kids them try it...\n
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\n\"Forces\n\n
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\nForces and Motion: Basics\n

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\nHow is tug of war related to pushing a refrigerator? Here's a simulation connects these two activities with Newton's First Law of Motion. Four different simulations allow scholars to explore net force with tug of war, motion with pushing...\n
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\nF = a, Inertia, and Friction\n

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\nFourth graders use a matchbox car to push across a hard surface and observe what happens. They then push the car across a soft or rough surface and discover what happens. The two ideas are discusses as Newton's First and Second Laws of...\n
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\n\"Introduction\n\n
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\nIntroduction to Friction\n

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\nStudents study the properties of the frictional force between two surfaces in contact. They inspect various phenomena in nature where friction plays an important role and demonstrate\n
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\n\"Energy\n\n
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\nEnergy Skate Park\n

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\nApply the concepts of conservation of energy to a skater to introduce a fun way the concepts apply to real life. Scholars build tracks, ramps, and jumps then analyze the various types of energy and friction. For an added challenge,...\n
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\n\"Friction\n\n
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\nFriction - Slip or Stick\n

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\nIn this friction worksheet, students complete a friction experiment in which they use marbles to create friction between a book and a tin. This worksheet contains equipment, preparation, background information and more to complete this...\n
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\n\"Friction\n\n
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\nFriction This\n

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\nStudents investigate road surface and calculate speed. In this algebra lesson, students analyze the roughness of a road and calculate distance and speed based on friction. They relate friction and energy to speed.\n
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\n\"Fantastic\n\n
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\nFantastic Friction!!!\n

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\nStudents work in small groups to list at least 10 items that have movement or motion choosing one item from the list to use as a topic for the following questions: How does this item move? How can we slow down the movement? How can we...\n
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\n\"Friction\n\n
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\nFriction\n

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\nStudents review what force. In this science lesson, students determine which surfaces are rough and which are smooth by observing how an object moves on each surface.\n
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\n\"Overcoming\n\n
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\nOvercoming Friction 2\n

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\nIn this friction activity, students conduct an experiment with their hands and lotion to simulate how an engine needs lubricant to reduce friction. Students then answer 3 questions.\n
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\nRed Light, Green Light\n

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\nStudents investigate the friction between tires and the road and how it affects the movement of cars while driving. They discuss and define friction, experiment with sandpaper and wax paper to determine which material provides the least...\n
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\nWhat a Drag\n

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\nMiddle schoolers learn examples of friction and drag, and suggest ways to reduce the impact of these forces. The equation that governs common frictional forces is introduced, and during a hands-on activity, students experimentally...\n
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\n\"Hovercraft\n\n
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\nHovercraft Racers!\n

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\nStudents gain first-hand experience on how friction affects motion. They build a hovercraft using air from a balloon to levitate a craft made from a compact disk (CD), learning that a bed of air under an object significantly reduces the...\n
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\nApplied Science -Technology (6B) Pre Lab\n

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\nSixth graders discuss how simple machines overcome friction. For this simple machine lesson, 6th graders review the parts of a plane and how they make up for gravity and friction. They roll different objects down an inclined board...\n
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\nGetting Your Bearings\n

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\nStudents study friction and how the ball bearing was improved upon to increase efficiency.  In this friction lesson students work in groups to complete an activity and worksheet.\n
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\nThe Basics: Physical Science\n

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\nStudents view a video on friction and examine how friction and gravity affect some sports.  For this investigative lesson students write a paragraph and draw a picture that illustrates how friction and gravity affect sports.\n
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\nKinetic Energy, Work-Energy Theorem, and Work Done by a Variable Force\n

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\nIn this kinetic energy activity, students solve six problems including finding work, determining kinetic energy, finding the coefficient of kinetic friction and finding work done on objects by air resistance and friction.\n
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\nKeep It Movin'!\n

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\nLearners conduct an experiment to study friction. They complete a KWL chart on friction and conduct an activity about the amount of friction on a moving object. To conclude, pupils create a table or graph of the data collected and they...\n
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\nYou’re Tugging at Me!\n

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\nMiddle schoolers study the sliding and rolling friction.  In this forces lesson plan students divide into groups and use a cart to examine the amount of force that is used to move objects. \n
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\nForce\n

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\nFifth graders move a variety of objects in different ways to observe the different forces. In this physics lesson, 5th graders observe pushing, pulling, gravity, and friction. The hands-on component, and teamwork involved, should make...\n
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