Description
Are you looking for simple and effective stations for your middle school students that demonstrate relative motion and reference point? Then these might be it. Station activities include drawing several movement scenarios, an article about how reference point can alleviate motion sickness, a google form assessment, and videos. One station is teacher-led and the other three stations are student-led. All four stations will take 60-90 minutes to complete, depending upon timing of expectations and transitions. Create 2 of each station if you need to accommodate up to 32 students - check out the preview to see how this works.
Materials: dry erase boards & markers, electronic devices for google form, article & videos
Station 1 ENGAGE (teacher-led): Students discuss and draw several movement scenarios on dry erase boards. The movement of objects is described with respect to multiple reference points.
Station 2 READ (student-led): Students read this article to learn how the knowledge of reference point can alleviate motion sickness.
Station 3 ASSESS (student-led): Students answer 15 multiple choice questions on a google form.
Station 4 READ & DRAW (student-led): Students watch this video and answer guided questions. They then watch this short and write a descriptive paragraph.
Also included:
- Student answer sheets
- Answer keys
- Prep & supply lists
- Table placement options
- Agenda
- Table signs
- Name tents
Your students will:
- Experience 4 diverse learning experiences in one lesson
- Receive small group instruction from the teacher
- Develop independence at 3 student-led stations
- Engage in visual, auditory, and hands-on learning
- Explore real world application of concepts
- Practice key vocabulary terms
- Apply knowledge
- Draw conclusions
- Demonstrate understanding through writing and speaking
- Use collaboration skills
- Use time management skills
- Engage in movement during transitions
If you like this resource, then you’ll want to check out these:
➡️ Bundle and SAVE here: Stations Bundle
➡️ Bundle and SAVE here: Physical Science Bundle
Reference Point & Physical Exercise Lab
Forces, Motion & Reference Point Bundle
These are already included with this product, but if you want them separately, then check these out: Reference Point & Motion Sickness Worksheet
Click here to join the mailing list.
Questions? Want a custom bundle? Email thesciencecell@gmail.com.
⭐️Don't forget that you can get 1 credit ($.05) for every $1 you've spent on a TPT resource by leaving a review! Your fellow teachers will also be grateful to receive and/or to review your feedback.⭐️
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Description
Are you looking for simple and effective stations for your middle school students that demonstrate relative motion and reference point? Then these might be it. Station activities include drawing several movement scenarios, an article about how reference point can alleviate motion sickness, a google form assessment, and videos. One station is teacher-led and the other three stations are student-led. All four stations will take 60-90 minutes to complete, depending upon timing of expectations and transitions. Create 2 of each station if you need to accommodate up to 32 students - check out the preview to see how this works.
Materials: dry erase boards & markers, electronic devices for google form, article & videos
Station 1 ENGAGE (teacher-led): Students discuss and draw several movement scenarios on dry erase boards. The movement of objects is described with respect to multiple reference points.
Station 2 READ (student-led): Students read this article to learn how the knowledge of reference point can alleviate motion sickness.
Station 3 ASSESS (student-led): Students answer 15 multiple choice questions on a google form.
Station 4 READ & DRAW (student-led): Students watch this video and answer guided questions. They then watch this short and write a descriptive paragraph.
Also included:
- Student answer sheets
- Answer keys
- Prep & supply lists
- Table placement options
- Agenda
- Table signs
- Name tents
Your students will:
- Experience 4 diverse learning experiences in one lesson
- Receive small group instruction from the teacher
- Develop independence at 3 student-led stations
- Engage in visual, auditory, and hands-on learning
- Explore real world application of concepts
- Practice key vocabulary terms
- Apply knowledge
- Draw conclusions
- Demonstrate understanding through writing and speaking
- Use collaboration skills
- Use time management skills
- Engage in movement during transitions
If you like this resource, then you’ll want to check out these:
➡️ Bundle and SAVE here: Stations Bundle
➡️ Bundle and SAVE here: Physical Science Bundle
Reference Point & Physical Exercise Lab
Forces, Motion & Reference Point Bundle
These are already included with this product, but if you want them separately, then check these out: Reference Point & Motion Sickness Worksheet
Click here to join the mailing list.
Questions? Want a custom bundle? Email thesciencecell@gmail.com.
⭐️Don't forget that you can get 1 credit ($.05) for every $1 you've spent on a TPT resource by leaving a review! Your fellow teachers will also be grateful to receive and/or to review your feedback.⭐️
