1st Law Demo Today you are going to design a demonstration that will show Newton’s 1st Law – The Law of Inertia. This activity is designed for you to show.

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1st Law Demo Today you are going to design a demonstration that will show Newton’s 1st Law – The Law of Inertia. This activity is designed for you to show your understanding of the law as well as to express your creativity. Your demo does not have to be something we could complete inside of class. Use your imagination and be creative in your design. You are going to write, in sentences, your demonstration and how it displays Newton’s 1st law. This may be done in paragraph or bullet point form. Include a description of the demonstration AND how it relates to the 1st law.

Rubric 1 3 Demonstration design 1 3 Demonstration design Design does not represent the 1st law nor achieve stated goal. Design somewhat represents the 1st law and/or achieves stated goal. Design clearly represents the 1st law and/or achieves stated goal. Explanation 1st law is not explained nor is it demonstrated. 1st Law is somewhat explained and/or demonstrated. 1st law is clearly explained and/or demonstrated. Format Information is not in sentence form. Some information is in sentence form. All information is in sentence form.