Monday, August 10, 2015

Racing Through Physics!

Are you teaching force and motion in your classroom?  I've been teaching at the Maine School of Science and Mathematics STEM Educator's camp this past week and this is my powerpoint from my class.

This powerpoint includes resources for friction, potential and kinetic energy, Newton's Laws, simple machines and more.  Each topic/slide includes multiple resources and videos to use in the classroom.
At the end I've even included a force and motion car building project.


Hope this helps in your classroom!

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