States of Matter

ATOMS

ELEMENTS

Periodic Table

MOLECULES

Gravity

Friction

Air Resistance

Electricity

Magnetism

Work and Machines

KINETIC and POTENTIAL ENERGY

FUEL

Mechanical Energy

Solar Energy

Thermal Energy

Electromagnetic Energy

Chemical Energy

Nuclear Energy

What others have said-Research

Preliminary Observations

Methods

Data Collection

Charts and Graphs 

Weight and Mass

Measure of Length and  Width and Depth

Dry Volume

Liquid Volume

and

Inferences

Forces and

Energy is what makes things move or change.

A force is a push or pull upon an object resulting from the object's interaction with another object.

Forces are measured in Newtons.

Forces

• Contact Forces

  • Friction

  • Air Resistance

  • Work

• Action-At-A-Distance Forces

  • Gravity

  • Electricity

  • Magnetism

• Newton's Laws of Motion

• Naturally Newton

• The Energy Story

States of Matter

•  Solid -

•  Liquid -

•  Gas -

• Plasma - very high temperature

• Einstein-Bose Condensate - very low temperature

Weight - The measurement of the force of gravity acting on an object.

Mass - The amount of matter contained by an object.

A tennis ball has less mass than a solid wooden ball of the same size.

Chemistry and Chemical Change

Atoms

Molecules

Elements Periodic Table

Fuel

• Gas and Oil

Albert Einstein

Sir Isaac Newton

Newton's Three Laws of Motion

Electromagnetism