Teach the various types of Machines in Motion using concepts of gravity, air pressure, and motion. Study inclined plane, wedge, screw, lever, wheel, and axle, and pulley. Students will understand the properties of air and the principles of flight and will be able to relate science and technology to life outside the classroom.
Simple Machines - Experiments and Activities
- Inclined Plane
- The Wedge
- The Screw
- Levers
- The Pulley
- Wheel and Axle
- Friction
- Compound Machines
- Review
- For the Teacher:
At A Glance - list of skills and learning outcomes covered
- Teacher Assessment Rubric
- Teacher Suggestions
- Scientific Method for Teachers
- Conference Evaluation
- Certificate
- Answer Key
For the Students:
- Student Assessment Rubric
- Scientific Method for Students
- Student Learning Log
- Student Review Worksheets
- Student Follow-Up Activities and Work Sheets
This book supports many of the fundamental concepts and learning outcomes from the curriculum for these provinces: Alberta, Grade 4, Science, Wheels & Levers; British Columbia, Grade 5, Science, Physical Science, Forces & Simple Machines; Manitoba, Grade 5, Science, Cluster 3, Forces & Simple Machines; Ontario, Grade 4, Science, Understanding Structures & Mechanisms, Pulleys & Gears; Saskatchewan, Grade 5, Science, Physical Science, Forces & Simple Machines.
96 pages