Today’s Activities
Engage
Did you know that the Force isn’t just for Jedis? We use forces to do almost everything! Check out this lesson on Forces to learn more! Don’t forget to take the quiz after you watch the video.
Math
You don’t have to “force” yourself to do these math problems. They can be a fun challenge!
Leveled learning extension 1: Reinforce your math skills with these pages which offer more basic math problems!
Leveled learning extension 2: Tease your brain with this worksheet to target foundational math skills!
Machines!
What kinds of machines do you use in your everyday life? Check out this lesson to explore how simple machines use what we know about forces to make our lives easier! Don’t forget to take the quiz at the end!
Heroes!
When you think of a superhero, do you think of someone who can break the laws of physics? Check out this website to see how everyday heroes are making the world a better place!
Try It!
Do you have a lever in your backyard? Check out this graphic, then go outside and see what kinds of simple machines you can build!
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Year in Review
Today's ActivitiesThe events you are living through today will be part of history tomorrow. Stories people write about parts of their lives can be used by people in the future to learn about the past. Learn more with this BrainPOP Jr. video. What will your future...
Fail Forward
Today's ActivitiesDiscuss this picture with an adult at home. What do you think it means? Why do you think the illustrator chose an iceberg to represent success? Lookup any of the words under the water, labeled “What People Don’t See,” that you don’t know in a...
Field Day!
Today's ActivitiesWatch “Miss Nelson Has a Field Day” and fill out this story map to describe the plot elements.First, draw a large chalk 10 by 10 grid on the blacktop or sidewalk. Mark the numbers 1 through 10 along the top and down the left side. Get beanbags (or...