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Physics song pdfs
Force and Motion Songs, Push, Pull, Movement, Gravity
Reinforce your force and motion studies by singing these songs sung to familiar tunes with your crew! From pushes and pulls to learning about gravity, magnetism, and how things move, this resource is a great way to keep kindergarten, first, and second grade students engaged and learning.This resource taps student curiosity with suggestions for hands-on explorations (included in the directions) along with informational tid-bits to share with your kids! Content includes:17 Songs in color and b/w
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K - 2nd
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Timbre Recognition Challenge: non-pitched game with Little Bo Peep chant
One of my students' favorite activities to develop ear training and auditory discrimination. Even when I share with college students, they enjoy it and even adapt it to other instruments! This set includes the chant, 6 instrument cards (hand drum, tambourine, triangle, cowbell, woodblock and guiro). Aligns with science unit properties of sound. This aligns to reading and writing as we develop tracking skills, writing with symbols of sound, and vocabulary acquisition. Student tracking chart
Newton's Laws Trio: Notes, Lab, Worksheet
This trio of Newton's Laws activities includes a guided notes sheet, lab activity, and practice worksheet. Answer keys for all three are included.
Newton's Laws Notes are two pages of fill-in-the-blank notes, offering multiple ways of stating, explaining, and applying Newton's Laws.
The notes sheet also includes the lyrics to my Newton's Laws Song. Your students will never confuse Newton's Laws of Motion again! They also can use the lyrics to the song to explain applications of Newton's L
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8th - 12th
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Science/STEM Song on Momentum
This Science/STEM song/cheer helps learners memorize how to spell and define the word "Momentum"! This pairs nicely with a STEM investigation on Newton's Cradle! Just cut apart the 4 student cards and give one to each learner.
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2nd - 6th
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Force and Simple Machines in Song
We're Going Places! Physics is perfect to teach to the younger grades. After all - they are all about motion! And simple machines are represented in all their toys.
Newton meets the characters Force, Friction, Inertia, Action and Reaction among many others. In the end, Newton has the coolest go-cart imaginable! Even Force makes amends with his nemesis Friction to make for a happy ending.
My transitional kindergarten class of 29 presented this as a June culmination. It would have been easier if t
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K - 3rd
Asteroid 134340
A song about Pluto and becoming a planet no more.
I can send you an mp3!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QsTLdKAj9zI
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K - 3rd
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23 Physics Equations song
23 physics equations in one catchy rap song with lyrics. Video link - https://youtu.be/ooGYkpPOfeg
Physics Is So Awesome free lyrics: a cool song about physics
Physics Is So Awesome free lyrics: a cool song about physics
*pairs with the Physics Is So Awesome audio
Your students will be dancing up and down the hallway listening to this one! Taken from Macklemore's "Thrift Shop", this song is sure to make your students understand how cool physics really is!
Topics covered:
-Power, Work, Time
-Kinetic Energy
-Force/Newtons
-Isaac Newton
-Friction
-Acceleration/Velocity
-Inertia
-Boyle
-Charles
-Bernoulli
-Energy/Joules
-Triangle/180 degrees
-Simple Ma
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4th - 12th, Higher Education
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Physics-Light Energy Science Warm-up or Bell-ringer
Physics-Light Energy Warm-up or Bell-ringer for science class. I designed this for use with my 6th grade, but its applicable in 8th grade or for high school physics classes. This warm-up is very easy to do and allows students to use their own prior knowledge to make connections between science their lives in a fun way. Also, by bringing the outside world into the science class, this increases the chances that next time the student hears one of these songs on the radio, they will flashback to sci
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6th - 12th
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The Dork Song
This song is written by me and verses have been added over the years.The inspiration was from a Seinfeld episode where Elaine witnessed Mr. Potts eating a snickers candy bar with a fork and a knife. There ya go. It is good for infusing the class with energy and sharing a good hearty laugh. The last verse is perfect for a Physics class too!
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Not Grade Specific
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