Worksheet 1 Worksheet 1

3. Create a diagram of the sporting 1. Create a diagram of the sporting

action you perform action you perform
4. Use arrows to show any push or 2. Use arrows to show any push or
pull forces you experienced. pull forces you experienced.

Action 1 Action 1

Action 2 Action 2

Action 3 Action 3
 Reflection 1: Results

Force Test 1 Test 2 Test 3

Light push, no slope

Hard push, slope

Light push, slope

Hard push, slope

What forces were evident Did any forces change in Were your predictions
in the investigation? the investigation? Why? correct? Why?

How could you improve this investigation?

(accuracy, fairness)
 Reflection 2: Investigation

- Recall the steps you took to complete this investigation using a storyboard.
Remember: Arrows and labels are part of scientific diagrams

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Worksheet 3 (Connects to 3D object area)

Slide and roll different shapes and write your observations for each
shape.
What do you… Slide Roll Stick

See
What did you see
happening?

Think
What did you will
happen?

Wonder
What questions do
you have?

Friction worksheet:
 1. Draw pictures or write down objects or actions and place them on the scale
depicted. Repeat for at least ten objects/actions.
2. One is done for you, draw a line to show where it sits on the scale.

Writing
with a pen

Weak friction
Strong friction

Gravity Worksheet

Object
Eg…
paper

Predicted
order

Order it
landed
Gravity task sheet:

Drop it like it’s hot!

To do:
- Gather 10 different objects in the class and drop them from the
same height, onto a pillow.
- On GRAVITY WORKSHEET, make your predictions of
which will be the fastest and slowest to fall (order 1st-10th)
- In a group, have one person drop the objects and 3 others time
the drop time using stopwatches.
- Find the average of the three timers score to determine the fall
time.

Need help?
Average = Each time divided by the amount of timers

RAMP TEST TASK SHEET:

BUILD A RAMP

Task:
In groups of three, create a ramp that allows a car to roll as furthest
as possible.

You must consider:

- Variables: What am I being asked to investigate?
- Predictions: What do I predict will happen if…
- Procedures: What will I do to make the test fair?
- Recording: How will I record the classes results?
 Worksheet 4:

Complete this worksheet to show that you are prepared for next week’s ramp
test.
VARIABLES
Questions are referring to the upcoming ramp test.

1. What is the dependant variable?

a. What things could affect this variable?
2. What is the independent variable?
3. What is a controlled variable?

PROCEDURES AND RECORDING OF RESULTS

Questions are referring to the upcoming ramp test.
1. How will I make the test fair?
2. Construct an annotated diagram using arrows to represent forces
considered for the experiment. (Use words from word wall!)
3. Create a graph to represent your ramps effectiveness compared to others.
EXTENSION

EXTENSION:
What is a different variable we could change?
What would we be observing?
If you were to conduct another experiment considering these changes...
What will I predict will happen? Why did it
What are we investigating?
happen?
(What am I being asked to do?)
(What scientific explanations will we discover?)

What variables will we What variables will we What variables will remain the
change? measure/observe? same? Why?

Draw a diagram of how you would set up the extension investigation

(Label any variables you can!)

 Final Reflection:

Final Reflection
Questions are referring to the upcoming ramp test, glue task sheet in science books and write
responses in books.

1. What independent variable (materials, slope angle…) would you change if you
could make an adjustment to your ramp?

2. What are some questions or ideas you have about forces and what you have
learnt about physical science this term?

3. If we were to make an improvement on this test, what would it be and why?

Gravity E-Book: (Referenced in FPD)

https://assets-app2.inquisitive.com/Gravity?
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Friction E-BOOK: (Referenced in FDP)

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