Want a quick review for your unit on Forces and Motion? This is it! No prep – just print (or assign digitally) + review! TOPICS COVERED Topics covered include foundational principles of ⭐ Describing motion how we describe motion identifying examples of reference points to determine whether an object is in motion recognizing whether or not an object is "in motion" relative to another object ⭐ Forces describing forces and recognizing examples (like friction, gravity, inertia, magnetism, air resistance, etc.) balanced and unbalanced forces basic calculating of the net force acting on an object principles of Newton's laws ⭐ Graphing motion basics of how to graph (where distance and time are located, how to plot points, etc.) analyzing a graph applying graphing skills ⭐ Distance versus time graphs recognizing graphs showing constant speed, acceleration, and deceleration observing and analyzing a graph of runners recognizing which formula to use to determine the speed of the runners. NOTE: Your students should have some prior knowledge of these topics before beginning this review to ensure they are set up for success! INCLUDES A downloadable digital file with access to: ✏️ Grayscale/colorable version ✏️ Color version ✏️ Color completed answer key ✏️ Google Slides digital version IDEAS FOR USE I love using Mastery Minis as they are fantastic for ⭐ a quick review ⭐ extension application ⭐ small group spiral sessions ⭐ individual reviews ⭐ re-test qualifiers and more! These can be given as independent work, a combo of student solo/partner work followed by whole class review, or whole class review. You can even use it for “Roll the Dice” or “Mad Minute” reviews! The possibilities are endless! Want to have your students complete it digitally? Your purchase includes a Google Slides Digital version as well! This version is great for your LMS or students in a remote/virtual setting. ✨PRO TIP! ✨ Use interactive notebooks like me?! Well, these fit in perfectly! Simply print the page (full size, landscape 11x8.5), fold it in half, and glue it into the center of your notebook. Voilà! You are set!
