Speed
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Objective
I can explain what speed means using my own words.
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Practice
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Imagine you are on a bus. What does it mean for the bus to be going fast?
If a car and a bicycle travel the same distance, but the car arrives earlier, which one was faster? Explain why.
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Exit ticket
Quick comprehension check
“Imagine a toy car moving across the floor. Explain what it means for the car to have a high speed. Think about a bicycle and a scooter traveling down the street. How would you describe the speed of each if the bicycle is faster than the scooter? ”
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