STEM Activities Newton's Laws of Motion Bundle

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Really fun projects! The students loved these. I needed to go out and buy many of these materials, but it was worth it for the high-quality learning that took place as a result of this bundle!
This is a great resource! Talk about hands on learning while watching Newton's Laws of Motion come to life :) Thank you so much!

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    Do your students struggle to understand Newton's Laws of Motion? Here’s a set of three challenges that all involve those laws! Students will be involved in total hands-on learning as they tackle the second and third laws specifically and designing bottle cars, egg cars, and Newton’s cradles! Fabulous and fun!

    Please note: This package contains three challenges. Each may be purchased separately. Click on the titles to see more! These three are also available in a larger bundle!

    Some specifics about each design challenge:

    Bottle Car Challenge featuring Newton’s 3rd Law

    • Students will use materials to design and build a balloon-powered car. This challenge will demonstrate the third law of motion and also demand that students work together to design wheels, axles, and the blowing mechanism of their cars.
    • The tricky attachment of the axles and wheels will try their patience and create opportunities to improve their vehicles. Can the cars race down a straight track? Will the wheels roll properly? Will the balloon propel with enough force to cause forward movement?
    • This challenge is suggested for grades 4-6.
    • Materials needed include empty water bottles, balloons- 8-9 inch diameter, Straws- 2 sizes, dowel sticks or wooden skewers, masking tape, pipe cleaners, rubber bands, round objects for wheels, cardboard pieces, and track for racing. (The track is optional.)

    Egg Car featuring Newton’s 2nd Law

    • Students will use materials to design and create a vehicle. The vehicle must transport cargo down a ramp in the fastest and safest way possible.
    • In addition, the vehicle will have to be stable enough to transport the precious cargo without damaging it. The cargo just happens to be an egg! Can they build a safe vehicle? How will they get the vehicle to slide or roll down the ramp? Will the cargo arrive safely? What will happen if the angle of the ramp is changed?
    • Finally, because my students really love this feature, I added a budget. Students must “purchase” materials to use and stay within a set spending amount.
    • This challenge is suggested for grades 3-5.
    • Materials needed include craft sticks, straws, cardboard pieces, cardboard tubes, masking tape, wooden skewers,round objects for wheels,plastic and real eggs, pipe cleaners, rubber bands, paper clips and binder clips, weights (like pennies) for the eggs, and a ramp. The ramp can be a long piece of cardboard or foam board.

    Newton's Cradle Challenge - featuring Newton’s 3rd Law

    • Students will use materials to design and create a Newton’s Cradle.
    • In this event, students will review what they know about the laws of motion- especially the third law.
    • Students will have to build the frame for the device, a way to attach string to the marbles, and a way to attach string to the frame. This can include measuring as the length of the strings is a factor.
    • This challenge is suggested for grades 5-6.
    • Materials needed include craft sticks, straws, beads, cardboard pieces,masking tape, pipe cleaners, rubber bands, paper clips and binder clips, marbles, string, and hot glue guns and glue- one glue gun per team. The option of using hot glue for the assembly is yours to make. You may want to ask for parental help in your classroom- depending on the age of your students. This was tested with fifth graders.

    Note: All three challenges have a scoring rubric! Also, all forms in the challenges are provided in an editable format.

    Check the individual listing for each package for more information and more detailed previews.

    This set is a combination of three STEM Challenges. If you prefer they may be purchased separately:

    Or save even more money with larger bundles!

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