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Motion, Forces, Energy and Electricity Lesson Plan
Author: Tamar Burris
After building catapults out of everyday objects, students will launch various objects from the catapults to demonstrate their understanding of motion and forces. This lesson is a fun way of teaching students about physics and might spark their interest in the field of engineering.
| http://school.discoveryeducation.com/lessonplans/programs/motionforces/ |
Keywords:
motions,
forces,
energy,
electricity,
catapult,
engineering,
design,
construction,
acceleration,
inertia
Comments
Jack Marine says:
12-May-10
09:12 PM
I love this lesson and can't wait to try it!
Elizabeth says:
12-Mar-10
08:40 AM
Thanks - this is really great!
Abdul Majeed says:
12-Mar-10
02:39 AM
Dear Sir, This is good site pls send the folowing material Grade 11-12 Phsics, chemistry, Biology , English, Math. Thanks amajeed
