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Things Move
The world around us is in motion, full of living and nonliving things that move in ways that can be predicted and described. Pushing, pulling, friction, and gravity are forces that affect objects at rest and in motion. This unit explains these forces, and it describes the movement of objects, including how forces can move things, stop them, and change their speed and direction. Knowing how and why things move allows us to work, play, get around, and complete everyday tasks.
Overview Resources
Unit Nonfiction Books
Things Move
low- Single-sided book | Projectable
- Double-sided book
- Book Quiz | Projectable
- Read eBook
- Listen eBook
- eQuiz
mid
- Single-sided book | Projectable
- Double-sided book
- Book Quiz | Projectable
- Read eBook
- Listen eBook
- eQuiz
high
Lesson Resources
Project-Based Learning Packs
Forces That Make Things Move
Interactive Science Lessons
Process Activities
Supporting Materials
Show Me Only
Activities
Additional Reading
Comprehension Support
Vocabulary
Investigation Packs
People Movers
I.Files
Mystery File
Video Game Car
Science Fair Resources
Science Fair Project Ideas
Science Videos
Pipe Dream by Animusic
Slow-Motion Popcorn (no audio)
What Is Friction?
Career Files
Aerospace Engineer; Lock and Dam Operator; Roller Coaster Engineer
Quick Reads
Concept Books
All Things Move Concept Books
Reading A-Z Books
How Do They Move? - Level F
Graphic Organizers
Cause and Effect
Summarize
Word Smart
Retelling Rubrics
Nonfiction Retelling Rubric
Game Packs
Complete Things Move Game Pack
Image Cards
Vocabulary Cards
Vocabulary Cards
Things Move
Word Work
Word Search; Fill in the Blank; Word Sort
Book Assembly
Single-Sided Concept
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Double-Sided Concept
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