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Elementary Science Question Bank - Force and Motion
This is aollection of multiple choice and extended response questions all about force and motion. It is appropriate for a K - 6 science classroom. Answer key is included. Use this document to build your own tests, quizzes, and do-nows for student assessment during a unit on force and motion.
force, motion, friction, gravity, simple machines, levers, inclined plane, pulley, increase/decrease, balance, distance
Super Science
4th - 7th
Basic Principles, General Science, Physical Science
Percent Composition and Empirical Formula
Quiz assesses students understanding of what percentage of an element makes up a compound. Quiz also included questions from our Gum Lab. Students had to calculate the percent sugar in their gum and calculate percent error as well.
8th - 11th
Chemistry, Physical Science
Earth & Energy Flow Quiz Answer Key
Answers Key is not provided in Preview, but will be received after purchase. Key Concepts: Earth's Composition, Percent Composition, Pangea, Convection, Conduction, Radiation, Plate Tectonics
6th - 12th
Chemistry, Earth Sciences, Physical Science
Lesson 26 Handout - Impulse and Momentum
Handout to go with a impulse and momentum animated lesson. Each lesson Handout has a separate PowerPoint that can be found on Teachers Pay Teachers and a webpage which includes a video of the lesson. All versions of lesson delivery are synchronous covering the same content the same way. Each lesson includes a problem set for an additional day of practice. Use this webpage here to preview this lesson content which students can use during an asynchronous lessonFind the lesson PowerPoint for a sy
7th - 11th
Physical Science, Physics
Sound Waves Crossword Puzzle: Puzzle, Answer Key, Answers and Clues List
This resource is a Crossword Puzzle on Sound Waves : What are Sound Waves, Sound Waves Need A Medium To Travel, Sound Wave Properties (Compression, Rarefaction, Amplitude, Wavelength, Frequency), Speed of Sound (moving through medium, temperature of medium, phase of matter of medium), Sound Wave Interactions with Matter (Transmission, Absorption, Reflection) . This resource is 3 pages: Page 1: Sound Waves Crossword Puzzle. Page 2 is the Answer Key to Crossword Puzzle. Page 3 is the Answers a
6th - 12th
Physical Science, Physics, Science
Scientific Method Lab — Coin Drop Challenge: Variables & Hypothesis
You might think that you can’t fit many drops of water on the top surface of a penny, but you may be surprised. In this experiment, you’ll observe how many drops of tap water can fit on a coin, and then see if there is a difference between regular water and soapy water. QuestionHow many drops of water can fit on a single penny? Is there a difference between tap water and soapy water?Prediction: I think that a penny can hold _____ drops of tap water. Hypothesis: If I add soap to the water, then t
5th - 10th
Physical Science, Physics, Science
Also included in: Scientific Method and Measurement Skill Labs Bundle
Investigating the Effect of Mass on Potential and Kinetic Energy
In this experiment, students will investigate how increasing or decreasing the mass of an object affects the amount of potential and kinetic energy it has during a fall. Understanding this relationship is crucial in many real-world contexts, such as in engineering, sports science, and safety designs (e.g., car crashes and roller coasters).
The students task is to plan, conduct, and report on how the mass of an object affects the amount of potential and kinetic energy it has. You will have acces
7th - 9th
Physical Science, Science
Speed and Velocity word problems
This formula breakdown sheet focuses on the concepts of speed and velocity so that students understand the relationship between the variables as one is increased/decreased.
8th - 12th
Physical Science, Physics, Science
Ooey, Gooey Conduction
Are you in a bind and need an engaging lesson and fast? Then take a look at this extended lesson plan.
Included are all concepts, lesson outline, materials as well as handouts for students.
This is a great lesson if you are being observed or need to turn in a detailed lesson plan- it is all done for you!
Students will learn all about conduction with their favorite material- candy!
Physical Science - Energy can be transformed from one form to another or can be transferred from one location t
4th - 6th
Basic Principles, Chemistry, Physical Science
CCSS
RI.4.3
, RI.4.10
, RI.5.1
+1
Velocity-Time Graphs Activity | Acceleration vs Deceleration | Motion Graph Matc
Help students clearly understand the relationship between velocity-time graphs and acceleration with this engaging matching activity. Students analyse different velocity-time graphs and determine whether the motion represents acceleration, deceleration, increasing acceleration, or constant velocity. This resource is perfect for introducing or reinforcing key kinematics concepts in middle or high school physics lessons. Students will examine a series of velocity-time graphs and match them to
5th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Other (Science), Physical Science, Physics
Creating a Conservation of Momentum Problem
In this lab projects students will make their own Conservation of Momentum Problem and prove it through math and draw it on a poster. This project helps them better understand how Momentum MUST be conserved throughout the problem as they research and create their own real life situation. My students love doing this one each and every year. It gives them the chance to look up their own information and draw conclusion from their own problem. This can work with any grade level. All you need to
6th - 12th, Higher Education
Basic Principles, Physical Science, Physics
Forces - Low Budget Drag Races
This is a simple, low-budget, Newton's 2nd law lab. The objectives are to show the students that increasing force on an object increases its acceleration and that increasing the mass of an object decreases its acceleration. Each objective prompts students to make a prediction before doing the lab and the analysis questions ask them to reflect on their results. Detailed, step-by-step instructions, data tables, and grids for graph-making are included.
You will need a cart capable of holding ma
8th - 10th, Adult Education
General Science, Physical Science, Physics
Also included in: Force Bundle
Chemistry States of Matter Shaving Cream Lab High School Science
This is a fun engaging exploratory chemistry lab for your high school students to learn about the 3 states of matter -gas, liquid, and solid. Your students will summarize the 3 states in this hands-on activity. A must for every chemistry teacher Remember to leave a review to earn free lessons from TPT Materials● 1 can of shaving cream ● 1 Brown paper towel ● 1 Penny ● Test Tube ● 1 Balloon ● Scale MS-PS1-4 Develop a model that predicts and describes changes in particle motion, temperature, and
8th - 10th
Chemistry, General Science, Physical Science
Also included in: High School Chemistry MEGA Bundle
Stoichiometry Skills Bundle
Intended for as skill reinforcement lessons for chemistry and physical science. The bundle includes skill practice and assessment on: Balancing EquationsReaction TypesStoichiometryLimiting ReactantsPercent YieldPractice problems include solutions and answers. Quizzes can be used as bellringers, exit slips, or assessment. The quizzes are also on Google Forms allowing you instant feedback and data. Major unit test also included to see how much your students have mastered. Save yourself time and ha
8th - 11th
Chemistry, Physical Science, Science
Friction Activity with Hot Wheels
In this activity, students use books and a piece of cardboard to make a ramp. The students then place difference surfaces- wax paper, etc. at the end of the ramp and observe which surfaces increase/decrease friction.
5th - 8th
General Science, Physical Science, Science
Basic Chemistry Skills Bundle
Intended for intro lessons for chemistry and physical science. The bundle includes skill practice and assessment on: Dimensional AnalysisCounting Protons, Electrons, and NeutronsAverage Atomic MassElectron ConfigurationMole ConversionsMolarityPercent CompositionBalancing EquationsNet Ionic EquationsPractice problems include solutions and answers. Quizzes can be used as bellringers, exit slips, or assessment. The quizzes and most practices are also on Google Forms allowing you instant feedback a
8th - 12th
Chemistry, Physical Science, Science
Phase Changes Diagram
In this activity, students will be able to label a diagram showing how materials change state by adding or removing heat, which changes the kinetic energy of the atoms in that material. Students will label the steps of each phase change (melting, boiling/vaporization, sublimation, condensation, freezing and deposition). Students will understand the main concepts that as you add heat, the kinetic energy of the atoms increases. As you remove heat, the kinetic energy of the atoms decreases. H
6th - 8th
General Science, Physical Science, Science
How does temperature affect volume Lab
NGSS Expectation:MS-PS1-4: Develop a model that predicts and describes the changes in particle motion, temperature, and state of a pure substance when thermal energy is added or removed. This lab has students making observations of what happens to the volume of fluids as the temperature (kinetic energy of molecules) increase and decreases. They will observe the movement of died water in a test tube and measure the volume difference from when the test tube of died water is heated and when it is c
6th - 8th
Basic Principles, Physical Science, Science
Intro to Waves Lab — Water, Sound & Light with PhET Simulation
PHET: Intro to Water, Sound, and Light Waves Go to the Phet Waves Intro sim and choose the Water simulation. Click on the green button to let water drops begin falling. Start with the top view.1. What do the drops create when they hit the water? 2. Describe what you see as the drops continue. 3. Increase and decrease the amplitude setting. How do the drops of liquid AND the waves change as you increase the amplitude? How do they change when you decrease the amplitude? 4. What is amplit
6th - 10th
Physical Science, Physics, Science
NGSS
MS-PS4-1
Motion, Energy & Forces Review Game | Free Physics Activity
Motion, Energy & Forces Review Game – Free Interactive PowerPoint Laws of Motion Unit | Part 3: Forces in Motion This free interactive review game is designed to conclude Part 3 of a Laws of Motion unit focused on forces in motion, velocity, acceleration, momentum, and work. The game serves as both a collaborative review activity and a low-stress formative assessment, allowing students to apply physics concepts through discussion, calculation, and reasoning. Students work in small cooperative gr
7th - 10th
General Science, Physical Science, Science
Density blocks lab
This lab uses density blocks of these materials (you can use any material just add the type of material to the editable lab sheet. It has 3 parts: It can be used as a multi-day lab or choose which parts of the lab you want to do Part I ----- Sink or Float Part II -- Calculate the mass, volume, density, error Part III-- Increase or decrease, calculate mass, volume, and density of 1,2,3 , 4 blocks of the same substance. Create a graph, calculate the slope of the graph Includes a density calcul
6th - 12th, Adult Education
Chemistry, Physical Science, Science
Newton’s Laws & Simple Machines Crossword | Free Physics Review
Newton’s Laws of Motion & Simple Machines – Free Crossword Review Puzzles Middle School Physics | STEM Vocabulary Practice These free crossword puzzles provide an engaging and structured way for students to review vocabulary and core concepts from a Newton’s Laws of Motion and Simple Machines unit. Designed to align with a four-part instructional sequence, the puzzles work especially well as a pre-review activity before a quiz, review game, or assessment. Each crossword reinforces key terminolog
7th - 10th
General Science, Physical Science, Science
Chemistry Lab: Distinguishing Chemical and Physical Changes
Students will walk around the room and visit 10 different stations. Ideas for stations are provided or teacher can create his/her own. Some examples include toasted bread, dissolved salt in water and a rusted nail. Students write whether they observe a chemical or physical change and provide a reason for their choice. This is a basic worksheet that is turned into a station activity for increased engagement. This activity is easy to set up and can be saved from year to year, with a few excep
7th - 12th
Chemistry, General Science, Physical Science
Conservation of Mass Investigation — Proving Mass is Conserved
Conservation of Mass LabNo matter what, matter cannot be created or destroyed. This simple statement is the Law of Conservation of Mass. Basically, the law states that in a chemical reaction, whatever mass you had before is still there afterwards, just in a new form. However, knowing this law, how can we make sense of the following observations? A birthday cake has less mass than the ingredients that were put into the ovenSteel wool increases in mass when it burns in air.As a candle burns, its m
5th - 10th
Chemistry, Physical Science, Science
NGSS
MS-PS1-5
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