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Have you ever thought about how things move in a cradle toy when one end hits another and the other end moves to? That’s called momentum! How it works and what it does will be discovered in this activity.
In this lesson, the students will learn how momentum moves objects as a force. The students will create a Newton’s Cradle in order to understand and demonstrate this idea.
Equip the students with the ability to describe and illustrate angles and positions of objects through this lesson. Do this in a unique and interesting way for the students.
Practice young minds’ counting skills and knowledge in numbers! Their artistic abilities may also pop out in this activity.
One man’s trash is another man’s treasure and this activity will just that with students creating toys out of commonly discarded materials at home.
Math and creativity meet in this challenging zoo-building session! Students will play the role of zoo designers who must try to fit animals like tigers, crocodiles and elephants into a public space. Knowledge of perimeter and area will come in handy.
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