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Lesson 3 and 4: Physical World
Lesson 3 and 4: Physical World
Learning Intention:
Learning Intention:
We are learning to identify how different objects move so that we can develop a solution to a problem.
We are learning to identify how different objects move so that we can develop a solution to a problem.
Success Criteria:
Success Criteria:
Students can:
Students can:
- I can identify the four different types of movement
- I can identify a pull force and push force
- I can talk about what we would need to learn if we were to design and make a toy which moves
Focus Question: What causes objects to move in different ways?
Types of Movement
Types of Movement
Sliding: Objects move along a surface without rotating or rolling.
Sliding: Objects move along a surface without rotating or rolling.
Rolling: Round or circular objects rotate or roll as they move forward.
Rolling: Round or circular objects rotate or roll as they move forward.
Spinning: Objects rotate around a fixed point or axis
Spinning: Objects rotate around a fixed point or axis
Bouncing: Objects rebound off surfaces, changing direction
Bouncing: Objects rebound off surfaces, changing direction
What Causes Movement?
What Causes Movement?
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