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1 Which of Newton’s Law is this an example of??
Objective: Relate Newton’s laws to real world experiences Warm-Up Which of Newton’s Law is this an example of?? Someone crashes their bike into a rock and is thrown over it to the ground.

2 Let’s review answers to the “Which Law?” worksheet, both sides.
“Which Law?” Homework Let’s review answers to the “Which Law?” worksheet, both sides.

3 Vocabulary Sheet (New Words)
Newton’s 1st Law: Newton’s 2nd Law: Teacher needs to actively insert definitions as students respond with appropriate definitions. Other words?

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5 BRAINPOP BrainPOP | Newton's Laws of Motion

6 Interactive Website Amusement Park Physics -- Colliding Cars
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7 Newton’s Laws Vocabulary Activities
Choose from any of the following to practice Newton’s Laws vocabulary and record your score on your score tracking sheet. QUIZLET : Mr. Herbert Newton’s Laws

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