Hi Grade 5s,
Today we started our new science unit about Forces on Structures. We talked about how a force is a push or a pull that acts on an object.
We learned that a force can: -start the motion of an object (pushing a pencil along a page makes it roll)
-stop the motion of an object (pulling a balloon's string stops it from floating away)
-change the direction or shape of an object (sitting on a pillow makes the pillow flat)
Your assignment for tonight is to record 5 activities that involve force, and what kind of force is exerted (used).
We heard great examples in class, such as:
-typing on a keyboard uses pushing force (Shemar)
-putting magnets on a fridge uses pulling (magnet pulls itself to fridge) and pushing (hand pushes magnet towards fridge) forces (Nicholas)
-playing video games uses pushing force on the controller's buttons (Jozsef)
You can post your homework assignments here.
Questions? Post them here, too.
See you tomorrow!
-Ms. Lewis.
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1. Typing (Computer) [Pushing]
ReplyDelete2. Playing Super Mario Bros [Pushing]
3. Taking "junk" out of backpack [Pulling]
4. Turning on the TV [Pushing]
5. Moving sofa farther down [Pulling]
- Zainab [=
1.using the tv remote[pushing]
ReplyDelete2.eating[pulling]
3.typing[pushing]
4.clicking mouse[pushing]
5.sitting on couch[pushing]
yesehak
1. using the tv remote[pushing]
ReplyDelete2. typing on the computer[pushing]
3. sitting on the couch [pushing]
4. open the door [pulling]
5 . clicking on the mouse [pushing]
britny :)
1.typing on the computer uses push.
ReplyDelete2.playing on DS is pushing buttons.
3.pulling things out of my closet.
4.pushing on the t.v converter.
5.pulling things out of my bag.
Cameron
dear ms lewis,nicholas will be late tomorrow thursday morning.he has ear appointment.thanks.
ReplyDeletefrom connie sarmiento
Thanks, Connie! I will make a note of that in the attendance tomorrow.
ReplyDelete-Ms. Lewis.