Gravity
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Objective
I can give examples of how gravity affects our everyday lives and conduct a simple experiment to demonstrate its effects.
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Practice
7 questions
Describe in your own words what gravity is.
Explain why, when you drop a ball, it is the ball that moves towards the Earth and not the other way around.
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Exit ticket
Quick comprehension check
“Describe three ways gravity affects your daily activities at home. Design a simple experiment using a ball and a ramp to show how gravity affects the ball's motion. Describe the materials you would need and what you would observe. Imagine you are explaining gravity to a younger child. Describe a simple experiment using a feather and a coin to demonstrate gravity. What would you need, and what would you show them?”
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