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Yr 7 Physics Program | 10-Week Forces & Motion Unit | Gravity, Friction, Energy

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Transform your Year 7 Physics unit with this 10-Week Forces and Motion Program, perfectly aligned to Australian Curriculum (ACSSU117, ACSIS124–ACSIS133) and grounded in Piagetian scaffolding for middle-school learners. This editable scope-and-sequence provides a complete term plan that blends explicit teaching, guided inquiry, and hands-on investigations to build conceptual understanding of forces, motion, gravity, friction, and simple machines. What’s Included ✅ Full 10-week program tab

4th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education

Other (Science), Physical Science, Physics

NGSS

MS-ETS1-2

, MS-PS3-4

, MS-PS2-4

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Year 7 Forces & Motion Unit | Physics | Gravity, Friction, Simple Machines etc.

Created by

STEMora

Year 7 Forces & Motion Unit | 10-Week Physics Program | Gravity, Friction, Simple Machines & InvestigationsBring the laws of motion to life with this complete 10-week Year 7 Physics Program! Perfect for middle school science classrooms, this bundle includes everything you need to teach forces, motion, gravity, air resistance, friction, and simple machines through clear instruction, engaging simulations, and hands-on investigations. Designed for explicit, scaffolded learning, the program blend

5th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education

Other (Science), Physical Science, Physics

LEGO Engineering STEM Activities | Building Bricks Engineering Unit | Worksheets

Created by

Ms. Tristan's Classroom

LEGO Engineering STEM Unit | Ages 5–10 Bring hands-on STEM learning into your classroom, co-op, or homeschool with this LEGO-style Engineering Unit designed for elementary students ages 5–10. Students learn how real engineers design, build, test, and improve their ideas through fun, engaging building challenges using building bricks. This unit is print-and-go, flexible for mixed ages, and perfect for STEM clubs, enrichment classes, and homeschool groups. ⭐ WHAT’S INCLUDED ✔ 8–9 weeks of e

K - 5th

Engineering

Robert Page, the Father of Radar

Created by

Garth Oakey

Robert Page was a physicist and a pioneering "Hidden Hero" whose work at the Naval Research Laboratory (NRL) gave the United States a massive technological edge. He is often called the "Father of U.S. Radar" because he solved the critical problem of how to make radar practical for actual combat.+1 The Problem: The "Wall of Silence"In the early 1930s, the concept of using radio waves to detect objects was known, but the technology was "blind." Scientists could send out a radio signal, but they c

4th - 9th

General Science, Informational Text, Reading

CCSS

RI.4.1

, RI.4.2

, RI.4.3

Also included in: The Hidden Heroes Mega Bundle