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Making Things Move Worksheet

Making Things Move Worksheet
, Not Grade Specific,

Five labeled spaces organize the worksheet by source of motion. Rather than matching a supplied picture, learners draw their own example for manpower, electrical power, wind, gravity, and an engine. The open response makes differences among energy or force sources visible through selected objects. Comparing the finished drawings can also reveal cases where an object uses more than one source or where learners need to distinguish a source from the mechanism that transfers motion.

Author Elementary Resources 4 U

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Tags Charts, Science Worksheet, Movement, Physics, Gravity, Electricity, Graphic Organizers, Engines, Power Sources, Makingthingsmove, Things That Move