Force and Motion Student-Led Station Labs Bundle

Force and Motion Labs - Students will love you for providing them with engaging labs that allow them to learn in a style best suited for their needs. They will also save you a ton of prep time. The Force and Motion station lab Bundle is a series of 8 is a plug and play station labs designed to accompany my FREE Kesler Science Station Lab Series. Download the start-up guide to learn more about how to use it in the classroom.

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Complete Force and Motion 5E Lessons - Packaged with all the labs below PLUS notes, powerpoints, templates, homework, student choice projects, assessments & more.

Included in the Bundle

Newton's Laws (3 separate labs for each of the 3 laws)

Calculate Average Speed Using Distance and Time - calculate average speed from graphs and word problems

Work - determine work or not. Work = Force * Distance

Unbalanced and Balanced Forces - compare and contrast unbalanced and balanced forces

Net Force - calculate net force

Motion Graphing - graph motion using postion/time and distance/time graphs

Simple Machines - Learn the 6 simple machines an investigate how pulleys and incline planes make work easier

There are 8 total stations for each of the labs (plus 2 signs for break stations if needed). Each station includes all of the signage, literature, resources, and task cards for the students to complete them independently or with a group. The labs will also require a few laboratory items that you likely already have in your lab for the Explore It! station.

The Stations:

Explore It! – This station will typically be a hands-on demo or experiment that allows the student to connect the information through application.

Illustrate It! – This station allows the student to sketch or draw out the concept that they are learning. This allows for better recall and retention of new information.

Read It! – At this station students will find a short passage relevant to the content and have to answer 3-4 multiple choice questions about the reading. There are two reading passages per topic: an on-level version and a modified version.

Watch It! – Students will watch a short video at this station and answer questions relevant to their learning. This station can be setup with class computers/tablets, SMART board, or even a teachers computer.

Organize It! – The students will be working with a card sorts or manipulatives at this station. These are included with each of my units.

Write It! – At this station the students will be responding to 2-4 short answer prompts that will allow them to communicate their knowledge in complete sentences.

Research It! – This station will be a website that students will go to learn more information about the topic. Students will perform tasks and answer questions on their lab sheet. This station can be setup with class computers/tablets, SMART board, or even a teachers computer. If no computers are available you can double up one of the other stations and replace this module. Easy.

Assess It! – The students will demonstrate their knowledge of the topic using a series of task cards with more formal questions.

Distance Learning

The station labs now include files for your remote learning environments such as Google Classroom.

• Online Student Answer Sheet (using Google Forms) for every Station Lab.
• Distance learning directions PPT and video tutorial
• PDF of each on-level Station Lab without the answer key (can be sent to students)
• PDF of each modified-reading Station Lab without the answer key (can be sent to students)
• PDF of each Student Answer Sheet, rotated vertically, for those who cannot access Google Forms

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