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Laws of Motion GQ #2-3

Laws of Motion GQ #2-3. Science/7 th grade. What do you know?. What are Newton’s 3 Laws of Motion?. Read pages 598-604 in the green Textbook …pay attention to the diagrams and examples of each of the laws 15’. Write Newton’s 3 Laws in your science notebook.

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Laws of Motion GQ #2-3

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  1. Laws of MotionGQ #2-3 Science/7th grade

  2. What do you know? • What are Newton’s 3 Laws of Motion?

  3. Read pages 598-604 in the green Textbook …pay attention to the diagrams and examples of each of the laws 15’

  4. Write Newton’s 3 Laws in your science notebook

  5. Brain Pop: Newton’s Laws of Motion

  6. Applying Newton’s 3 Laws of Motion As a table group, discuss how the pictures below demonstrate Newton’s 3 Laws of motion. Record your answers in your science notebook…give details!

  7. Demonstrating You Understanding of Newton’s Laws • Use the paper provided by your teacher to draw, color and explain an example demonstrating each of Newton’s 3 Laws. • You may not use any examples from the textbook or those discussed in class, or those of your tablemates. • Include a difference example/picture for each law. This assignment is due at the end of class today…completed or not!

  8. Newton’s Laws Example • Newton’s First Law of Motion: The snowball is at rest in the boy’s hand until the force from his arm is applied to the snowball to make it move through the air.

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