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What Is Air Resistance? Gauge students' understanding of force as they compare diagrams and answer questions about air...		What Keeps Planets and Satellites in Their Orbits? Connect space science and physical science with this printable. Students complete...
What Do We Know About Orbits? In this space-science worksheet, children explain what they know about orbits, identify whether...		Investigate Activity: Changing Forms of Energy Students make a device that shows changes in potential and kinetic energy. Materials list,...
Newton's Banana Students determine the mass of a banana using only a string and a spring scale. Assesses their...		Keeping Cool Students rank air, water, and foam insulation according to each material's insulation ability....
Classroom Catapults This cross-curricular unit on catapults has students focusing on controlling variables while...		Potential and Kinetic Energy Students will learn the difference between potential and kinetic energy (lesson plan and...
Physical Science Test: Force Assess students' knowledge and understanding of force with this science exam. Pressure,...		What Is Air Pressure? In this physics printable, students identify types of forces and evaluate true/false statements...
Physical Science Key Term Review: Force Review the meaning of physical science terms with the vocabulary worksheet and word puzzle...		Physical Science Test: Motion Test students' understanding of force, acceleration, inertia, and momentum with the questions...
Force and Motion Through this activity students will learn how inertia, gravity, friction, and force affect...		What Is Gravity? Refer to the diagram of the solar system in this printable to answer questions about mass and...
Speedy Straw Learn about the speed of falling objects with this math and science activity.		Science and Language Arts: Forces at Work Students explore how forces (such as gravity and inertia) act on machines.
Investigate Activity: Making a Thermometer Students make a model thermometer and observe changes in the thermometer when placed in warm...		Science, Technology and Society: Where Mass Doesn't Matter Students read about microgravity and the effects of weightlessness on astronauts, and then fill...
Potential and Kinetic Energy Quiz Introduce your students to a lab that evaluates students' understanding of potential, radiant,...		Energy and Power (Water Wheel) Students build a machine that converts the kinetic energy of falling water to the gravitational...

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