Help students understand the various types of force and motion, to broaden their knowledge of basic concepts, develop skills including inquiry, design, and communication, and develop the opportunity to relate science and technology to life outside the classroom. For the Teacher: At A Glance - list of skills and learning outcomes covered Teacher Assessment Rubric Teacher Suggestions Scientific Method for Teachers Vocabulary List Materials Required Learning Log Conference Evaluation Certificate Windmill Template Answer Key For the Students: Student Assessment Rubric Scientific Method for Students What I Know Worksheet Activities & Experiment Topics: Identifying Motion Identifying Forces Magnetism Magnetic Force Magnets Static Electricity Electromagnetic Energy Muscular Force Centripetal Force Friction Gravity Slippery Solutions Push and Pull Simple Machines Transferring Energy Kinetic Energy to Heat Energy Working with Forces A Ballistic Balloon Windmill Wind in the Windmills Forms of Energy Solving Problems with Forces The Language of Forces Identifying Forces The Body in Motion Force and Motion Research Listening for Force and Motion Rhyming Force and Motion Word Search 1 and 2 This book supports many of the fundamental concepts and learning outcomes from the curriculum for these provinces: British Columbia, Grade 1, Science, Physical Science, Force & Motion; Ontario, Grade 3, Science, Understanding Matter & Energy, Forces Causing Movement; Manitoba, Grade 2, Science, Physical Science, Motion & Relative Position. 96 Pages